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I received this in an email. Enjoy! (If you are the original author, tell me and I will give you credit!)
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I received this in an email. Enjoy! (If you are the original author, tell me and I will give you credit!)
the energy builds between my hands and I can’t keep them together any more
chakras spinning
head whirling
I imagine a great ball of light floating
just above my now-opened palms
I inhale the strength of my Mother
and I exhale with the power of my Father
and all the time
the subtle eyes are watching me with what I hope is
approval.
My tiger paces behind me,
my crow upon my shoulder,
Goddess of Compassion before me and
Master behind me.
With a wisp of a breath I blow across my palms
may the energy go where it will
and where its most needed.
I shiver feeling electricity through me
healing me as it enters and leaves
I am truly blessed to be this conduit
Being a nurse, I have ample opportunity to touch people who are in desperate need of healing. The question often arises of ethics–is it ethical to use energy healing on a person who may, for religious or other reasons, prefer not to use it. And is it ethical to use it without telling?
The scope of Nursing practice as defined in the Nurse Practice Act does not include any type of metaphysical healing. The Holistic Nurse’s Association does accept energy healing as a complementary modality, but again, it is not within the standards of practice.
So how do I get around all that legal stuff and actually DO what I am required by my guides, goddess, and higher self?
Well, I figured it this way: I ask my guides/higher self to turn on the reiki whenever and whereever it will do most good. And I asked that it flow if it is accepted by the other person’s higher self. That way, its all on a spiritual level. What happens is that sometimes my hands get warm and I feel the energy flow, and other times they won’t get warm even if I concentrate and try it. So that is my verification. I am just the channel after all, and blessed and grateful to be so. The energy goes where it will, without my input or judgement. Its not mine to give anyway, its Universal and belongs to one and all. And it goes where its most needed. Which means a person who is vomiting but also has emotional issues may get the emotions dealt with and keep vomiting because the emotions are more in need of healing. Or not. Its not my call.
Occasionally a patient will say something like “Wow, your hands are hot!” and I will offer to move them or put on gloves or something. Usually I just say “Yeah, they get that way sometimes” Every patient says “no, it feels so good!” Often times they will open up to me, or share fears/feelings, and there will be a deeper connection and a better ability for me to help them in some way.
I use reiki other ways as well. It tend to be rather purging when there is an actual physical ailment being helped. Example is a worsening of a cold, because the reiki helps clear the toxins and the symptoms are really those of the body fighting the virus. It especially does that with stomach issues. You get a ‘cleansing effect’ which makes you feel better in the long run, but maybe a bit worse in the short term.
I reiki my garden all the time when I am working in it. Since I started doing that, I have noticed an increase in the blooms on my plants, and the foliage is healthier. I reiki’d my neighbor’s garden a few times as well, and she told me that she has seen more health in her plants since then. I reiki’d the tulip bulbs I planted last fall and got some stunning blooms this year!
My friend’s baby was crying inconsolably. I reiki’d her and she stopped crying and became very relaxed and peaceful. Thinking a coincidence, I did this more than once, and each time the same result was achieved.
I reiki’d my gold fish when they were not doing well and they got better. The same with my dogs/cats. When one of my beloved cats was dying, I used reiki all the time to ease his symptoms and help him feel better. I knew that the only cure for him was to go on to the great beyond, so I knew that I would not heal him. But I did help him feel better.
My husband’s cancer remission is definitely due to the drugs he takes but I think there is a lot of influence of reiki on him as well.
And on that note, it must be stated that reiki or any type of energy healing must NEVER replace conventional medical treatment. It is complementary but we are gifted with the talented doctors and researchers who bring us our cures and medications…we are meant to use conventional medication as well as alternative routes.