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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2018 · 48 MIN

First-time Reiki Experience: A Discussion :: What is a Reiki session like?

from A Teaspoon of Healing · host Dawn DiMare

Are you curious about Reiki? Have you wondered what a Reiki session is like? What is distance Reiki? In this episode, I talk to two people who had their first Reiki experience! Sean Pratten and Frank Jag host the Sensibly Cynical podcast. They recently had a distance Reiki session performed by Reiki Master practitioner and teacher "Reiki Joe" from Hyr Vibrations in Phoenix, Arizona. Show notes: [3:00] What is Reiki? What is distance Reiki? Energy healing? [7:10] Sean and Frank from Sensibly Cynical talks about their first Reiki experience with Joe. [12:30] How do crystals work with Reiki? [16:10] The symbolism of what colors we wear or what we are drawn to [20:10] How meditation, grounding and being out in nature help with healing and releasing negative energy [26:20] The process of becoming a Reiki master and the different levels. [30:00] Reiki's growing popularity and how to find a local practitioner [35:00] How Joe discovered Reiki and his spiritual awakening [42:05] More info about the Sensibly Cynical podcast and Joe's Reiki services

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