Reiki misinformation causes harm, both immediately and in the future. Here are examples, and thoughts how we can counter myths and make it easier to find credible information.
There is much you can do to be pandemic prepared besides flu shots and hoping for a Covid vaccine. Here are some suggestions.
Some Reiki changes occurred organically over its history; others were arbitrary. Some haven’t been acknowledged, creating confusion. I asked my colleague, Reiki historian Justin Stein to help sort it out.
These 5 keys will help you become a respected Reiki resource in your community so you can grow your business and help more people.
Do hidden expectations undermine your Reiki conversations? Once I discovered mine, I was able to change them, to speak with greater ease and confidence, and you can, too.
If you think Reiki practice is for everyone, why discriminate against skeptics? Here’s are tips to easily engage the skeptics in your life, with a few words about when to stop, and why.
Do you find Reiki hard to talk about? Practitioners often struggle to communicate Reiki practice to the (literally) uninitiated, especially the media. Caught up in Reiki enthusiasm, a practitioner can easily wind up looking ungrounded, and the practice a bit out there and, well, unscientific. It may be surprising to learn that scientists also struggle to share their work accurately, often for similar reasons.
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