HEALING
Healing takes many forms, from Reiki and spiritual
healing to reflexology and acupuncture. From occupational therapies
to alternative or complimentary therapies, from holistic practitioners
and herbalists to hospital doctors and GPs, all are healers.
And to some extent the patient is always relying on faith, his
or her own, that it will work.
Whilst the medical world still finds it difficult to accept, many
of the complimentary therapies are being tested and proven in
hospitals. Whatever the type of healing I am speaking of here,
it is that which is practiced without the aid of pills or medicines.
That which is called faith healing or spiritual healing.
Reiki seems to use the same type of energy transfer method of
healing. This seems to involve the healer being used more or less
as a conduit for the transfer of energy from himself or herself
to the patient.
Although no good healer would tell anyone not to see a doctor,
most people can be helped with this method as a back up or when
doctors have run out of options.
I have recently added facial and hand massages to my healing methods
with some very good results. The massage helps the client to relax
and makes it much easier for the healing energy to be received.
the added bonus is that it is very good for the skin and the joints
in the hands.
So far I have had only positive outcome from this added extra.
A good healing session requires a calm and positive attitude for
the proper flow of energy from healer to client. These massages
seem to aid in attaining a calm and relaxed mood in which to conduct
such a session. Many clients dose off during this kind of healing
and awake feeling as though they have had a long sleep. This seems
to help the body's own healing processes in their function.
The removal of tension in itself can help to begin the healing
process for many people and regular relaxation can help to keep
it going. I always try to give the client something to do for
themselves at home to continue the healing effect and obtain the
most from it. This homework often takes the form of a simple meditation
that can be very effective if followed consistently.
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