The competition in major league baseball is fierce, but players stay focused on their own practice and maintain respectful, cordial relationships with opponents on the field. Reiki practitioners are colleagues, not opponents, yet they often sideline themselves in meaningless rivalries.
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Reiki and Baseball
April 15th, 2010
As Common as Aspirin
April 6th, 2010
“I want Reiki to be as common as aspirin.”–Hawayo Takata
Reiki-as-common-as-aspirin means Reiki available mainstream, maybe not at your local pharmacy, but available where the mainstream public hangs out. You could help make that desire a reality. Are you with me?
Reiki & Pain: One Woman’s Story
April 3rd, 2010
This week we have a guest blogger sharing how Reiki transformed her relationship with pain.
Hospital Reiki in the News
March 26th, 2010
Balanced journalism covering Reiki is hard to come by, for many reasons. This week, the Syracuse Post-Standard published a piece we can work with. Let me be clear: I don’t agree with everything in this article. Regardless, I encourage the Reiki community to rally behind it.
Evaluating Reiki Research
March 18th, 2010
Reiki practitioners wanting to champion Reiki in health care understandably look for studies that prove Reiki.
Let me save you some time: there are no such studies.
Nor is it necessary to prove Reiki in order to communicate the value of Reiki treatment in health care.
Reiki Classes: What’s Right for You?
March 11th, 2010
Public interest in Reiki treatment and practice is rising rapidly, leading many to wonder, What’s the best way to learn to practice Reiki? Here are some points to consider.
Reiki Is Safe
March 1st, 2010
There are so many myths about when Reiki treatment can be safely used. Let’s dispel the myth that Reiki treatment is ever contraindicated once and for all. We can start by looking at what is really happening when we offer Reiki treatment.
Reiki and the Catholic Bishops, Again
February 18th, 2010
The discussion of the US Catholic Bishops’ anti-Reiki advisory continues as PBS’s Religion and Ethics correspondent Kim Lawton interviews a Catholic nun/Reiki master, a lay Reiki master, and a representative of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Recipe for Reiki Credibility
February 12th, 2010
What ingredients make a Reiki practitioner credible? How can you know if a practitioner is trustworthy and well trained?
Since there are no agreed-upon standards for Reiki education, Reiki certificates are essentially meaningless. A First degree (beginning level) student might have more training than someone who advertises herself as a Reiki master. This creates a credibility challenge both for people who are new to Reiki, and for practitioners who want to showcase their credibility.
Just Relaxed. Really, Just?
February 6th, 2010
Just relaxed is a very big deal. Just relaxed is a biochemical event, the beginning of healing, and what you’re not getting enough of. So follow Dr. Oz’s orders, and try Reiki.
Reiki is a healing practice to balance you and your life.
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