Do you have questions about Reiki practice? How can I help?

Guestblogger Suneil Shrivastav shares his experience teaching First Degree Reiki to inmates at a women’s prison in India.

Let’s begin 2012 by sharing our Reiki stories. How did you come to practice Reiki? What gifts has your practice given you? How will you bring Reiki to the world?

Identifying your doubts helps you deepen your understanding and develop conviction in the transformational power of your Reiki, meditation, or other spiritual healing practice.

Ever notice that when we feel bad, no matter how sure we are that we want to feel better, what we really want to do in that moment are things that would most assuredly make us feel worse, if not immediately, then not too soon after?

Are you a visionary or a builder? Through consistent spiritual practice, you can be both, actually becoming the vision you have for the world.

Grounding and meditation may not come naturally to you, but you can learn a few basic skills that will make a world of difference in your everyday life, and when offering Reiki healing.

When Reiki practitioners don’t know how to hold our balance, we can be in danger anywhere, even in an otherwise safe Reiki space. Ayurveda can help.

My incomparable qigong master knows I have little time for Yet Another Spiritual Practice. So he compassionately gave me a daily practice I can actually do.

Steve Jobs said, “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.” Reiki practice changes the world by changing each of us into people who value who we are and the opportunity we have to uplift the world.