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3 Pillars of Reiki: The three pillars of Reiki are the principles of Reiki practice. They include Gassho (meditation and focus), Reiji-ho (intuition and inner guidance), and Chiryo (healing treatment).

7 Chakras: The 7 chakras are the energy centers in the human body that are believed to play a role in physical, mental, and emotional health. Reiki practitioners often work with the chakras to balance and heal the body’s energy system.

21 Day Cleanse: The 21-day cleanse is a period of focused Reiki practice during which practitioners typically practice self-treatment for 21 days in a row. This practice is said to help clear energetic blockages and promote physical and emotional healing.

30-minute Reiki session: A 30-minute Reiki session is a common length of time for a Reiki treatment. During this time, the practitioner uses various hand positions to channel healing energy to the recipient.

Reiki Terms beginning A

Aura: The energy field that surrounds every living being, including humans, plants, and animals.

Attunement: The process by which a Reiki master teacher initiates a student into the practice of Reiki.

Abundance: A state of having more than enough of what is  desired in life, including health, happiness, and prosperity.

Alignment: A state of being in harmony and balance, often used to describe the alignment of the chakras in the body.

Amethyst: A crystal commonly used in Reiki healing for its calming and balancing properties.

Archangel: A high-ranking angel who is believed to have a specific role in protecting and guiding humans.

Affirmation: A positive statement that is repeated to oneself to promote healing and personal growth.

Akashic Records: A metaphysical concept that refers to a universal library of all human experience and knowledge.

Aura cleansing: A Reiki technique used to clear and balance the energy field around a person.

Aromatherapy: The use of essential oils to promote physical and emotional well-being during Reiki sessions.

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Balance: A state of equilibrium and harmony, often used to describe the balance of energy within the body.

Body scan: A Reiki technique used to scan the body for areas of tension or blockages in the energy flow.

Balancing Chakras: A Reiki technique used to balance the seven major energy centers in the body known as chakras.

Breathwork: The use of conscious breathing techniques to promote relaxation and release tension during a Reiki session.

Buddha: A spiritual figure often associated with Reiki healing due to his teachings on compassion and mindfulness.

Buddhism: A religion that emphasizes personal spiritual development and the attainment of enlightenment.

Bowls: Singing bowls, often made of crystal or metal, are used in Reiki healing to produce soothing sounds and vibrations that promote relaxation and healing.

Bodywork: Various forms of physical therapy that help to release tension and improve circulation, often used in conjunction with Reiki healing.

Blessing: A prayer or invocation that is used to invoke the blessings of a higher power or to express gratitude for the healing that is taking place.

Belief: A strong conviction or faith in the healing power of Reiki and the ability of the practitioner to channel healing energy to the client.

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Chakra: The seven energy centers located along the body that are associated with different aspects of physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Clearing: A Reiki technique used to clear blockages and release negative energy from the body and energy field.

Crystals: Various types of crystals, such as clear quartz, amethyst, and rose quartz, are often used in Reiki healing for their healing properties and ability to amplify energy.

Channeling: The process by which a Reiki practitioner channels healing energy to the recipient.

Compassion: A key element of Reiki healing, as practitioners are encouraged to approach their clients with compassion and empathy.

Connection: The relationship between the Reiki practitioner and the client, as well as the connection between the practitioner and the universal life force energy.

Crown chakra: The seventh chakra located at the top of the head, associated with spirituality, enlightenment, and connection to the divine.

Client: The person receiving Reiki healing from a practitioner.

Cleansing: The process of purifying and removing negative energy from the body and energy field.

Crystalline energy: A high-frequency energy that is believed to promote spiritual growth and healing, often associated with Reiki healing.

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Distance healing: A Reiki technique in which the practitioner channels healing energy to a person who is not physically present.

Divine: Refers to the spiritual and universal life force energy that Reiki practitioners channel and work with during a session.

Distant attunement: The process of receiving a Reiki attunement from a Reiki master teacher who is not physically present.

Dedication: The commitment and devotion that Reiki practitioners have to the practice of Reiki healing.

Detoxification: The process of removing toxins and impurities from the body and energy field.

Deep relaxation: A state of profound relaxation and release of tension that is often experienced during a Reiki session.

Dharma: A concept in Buddhism that refers to one’s life purpose or path.

Divine guidance: The belief that the universe provides guidance and support to individuals on their spiritual journey.

Digestive system: The body system responsible for breaking down food and absorbing nutrients, which can be positively affected by Reiki healing.

Depression: A mental health condition that can be alleviated with Reiki healing and other complementary therapies.

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Energy: The universal life force energy that Reiki practitioners channel and work with during a session.

Empowerment: The process of giving clients the tools and resources they need to heal and take control of their own well-being.

Enlightenment: A state of spiritual awakening and understanding that can be achieved through Reiki healing and other spiritual practices.

Etheric body: The subtle energy body that surrounds and permeates the physical body, often worked with in Reiki healing.

Energetic blockages: Obstacles or areas of stagnation in the flow of energy through the body or energy field, which can be addressed through Reiki healing.

Emotional healing: The process of releasing emotional blockages and negative emotions, often addressed in Reiki healing sessions.

Energetic healing: A holistic approach to healing that focuses on the flow of energy in the body and energy field.

Essence: The essential nature or spirit of a person or thing, often addressed in Reiki healing.

Ethics: The principles and values that guide Reiki practitioners in their work, including respect for the client’s autonomy and confidentiality.

Energy field: The electromagnetic field of energy that surrounds and permeates the physical body, often worked with in Reiki healing.

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Flow: The movement and circulation of energy through the body and energy field, which can be balanced and enhanced through Reiki healing.

Forgiveness: The act of releasing negative emotions and resentment towards oneself or others, which can be addressed through Reiki healing.

Faith: The belief in the power of the universe and the ability of Reiki healing to facilitate healing and transformation.

Focused intention: The focused and deliberate use of intention to direct Reiki energy to specific areas of the body or energy field.

Frequency: The rate of vibration of energy, which can be raised and harmonized through Reiki healing.

Fourth chakra: The fourth chakra, also known as the heart chakra, is associated with love, compassion, and emotional balance.

Feeling: The emotional and physical sensations experienced during a Reiki session, such as warmth, tingling, and relaxation.

Fulfillment: The experience of satisfaction, joy, and purpose that can result from Reiki healing and other spiritual practices.

Freedom: The release of negative emotions, blockages, and limiting beliefs, which can lead to a greater sense of freedom and self-expression.

Fear: A common emotion that can be addressed through Reiki healing, helping individuals to release and move past their fears.