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The pursuit of spiritual growth has been steadily increasing in popularity and importance in western society and for those on this path it is an integral part of both their daily routines and long term goals. Meditation, prayer and yoga are a few of the most commonly recognized spiritual practices, but there is another option that can work wonders for you.
Reiki is a Japanese spiritual healing technique commonly used for relaxation and stress reduction. While Reiki is great for relaxation, those of you on a spiritual path can also use Reiki to accelerate your spiritual growth and strengthen your connection to Spirit.
A Reiki session in many ways is like having your spiritual batteries charged. When we go through our day and come across negative people or events, they tend to drain us of our spiritual energy. It is hard to remain positive and on course with your spiritual development, much less manifest anything wonderful into your life when you are spiritually drained. Reiki is a great way for you to replenish your spiritual energy so you can get back on the path toward your highest fulfillment and happiness.
During a Reiki session, the practitioner acts as a channel for the Reiki energy, directing it down through their crown chakra and out of their hands into the recipient. The energy that they are channeling is the divine, all knowing spiritual energy that exists around us everywhere. People refer to this energy by different names in various cultures (prana, chi, ki, life force), but it is essentially the energy of love.
“With love all things are possible,” said Melissa Marie Marcy, a Reiki master and owner of the Chicagoland Reiki studio, Virtuality (http://www.virtualitystudio.com). “Love is the essence of everything, the source of our spirit and the energy that powers our physical existence. When we are filled with love we are in harmony with our creator and can do extraordinary things for the benefit of not only ourselves, but for everyone we share our world with.”
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