What are the different types of Reiki therapy?

Reiki, said "ray-key", is a Japanese word that translates into "universal life energy". It is a form of healing that involves balance of energy transmission and relaxation. Whether trying to reduce pain, relieve anxiety, or facilitate physical, mental and spiritual well -being, believers support Reiki as a non -invasive alternative to drugs and surgery. Many types of Reiki therapy are practiced in the field of alternative medicine, including USUI Reiki, Karuna Reiki and Shambbal Reiki, and practicing believe that each type offers the recipient unique advantages. Mikao usui, a Japanese teacher and a devout Buddhist, was created who believed that the body was able to recover any form of mental, physical or spiritual disease using its own energy. The practitioners of USUI Reiki believe as a practitioner meditate on ancient symbols. Experts believe that while any symbol can be used, its meaning is sacred and the recipient becomes a symbol to which it is tuned.

Karuna Reiki® is a form of sound therapy in which soothing sounds are used to alleviate physical and emotional suffering. Used sounds can include anything from soft singing to the recording of nature sounds. Karuna Reiki is Reiki therapy most commonly used in the treatment of addiction. Instead of sound sounds, many practitioners try to quietly transmit ideas to the recipients who believe it can inspire a deeper level of healing and enlightenment.

Another common type of Reiki therapy is Shamballa Reiki. Shamballa, which is reflected in the "spiritual warrior", is a form of Reiki therapy, which is most often used to clean the body of toxins and the treatment of physical mentions of reception and emotional disease. Shamballa Reiki practicing uses natural energy and body concentration on rhythmic symbols to support the feeling of well -being and increased spirituality. The practitioners also claim to draw on the energy of the universe to help them in their recovery because believeThe fact that drawing energy from the external forces intensifies the healing effect and creates the environment more contributes to recovery.

Kundalini Reiki is most often used to help recipients to overcome the shyness or effects of traumatic events. Kundalin, named in honor of the goddess of sleeping snake, believes that the practicing is the natural energy that lies in most people sleeping. Unlike many types of Reiki therapy, Kundalini Reiki does not use any symbols and instead rely only on the physical energy transmitted from the crown of the head. The practitioner puts his hands on the head or shoulders of the recipient and energy combined from the practitioner and the recipient shows the awakening of the sleeping energy locked inside the body of the recipient and healing its emotional barriers.