REIKI
Reiki (ray-key) is a Japanese healing modality utilizing the guided life force energy which exists within each of us.
Although some practitioners mix spirituality with Reiki, I do not. Reiki is not a spiritual belief system or practice but a simple flow of non-physical energy that seeks its own path to balance. Although Reiki is channeled through an attuned practitioner, it is not guided by the mind, and so cannot be manipulated for misuse/harm. Likewise, its usefulness is not dependent on the the skill or experience of the practitioner.
Reiki's non-invasive approach is widely accepted by increasing numbers of western doctors, nurses, and medical centers who are embracing its benefits. Some even recommend Reiki treatments as a supplement or additional option for patients.
In 2004, I was initiated in the Second Degree of the Usui Shiki Ryoho system of Reiki Healing. I believe in Reiki's ability to activate healing and continually experience that healing in my own life. My sincere desire is to share this powerful form of healing and am available for both in-person and distance sessions, if you wish to experience Reiki for yourself.
BENEFITS- Increases relaxation
- Promotes feelings of peace & security
- Improves sense of healing
- Improves pain managability
- Reduces side effects of medical treatments
- Creates a positive effect on negative conditions
What You Can Expect
Treatments consist of the practitioner laying hands on or near to the (fully clothed) body in several positions, usually starting at the head and ending at the feet. At Qi to Wellness, you will find a serene environment with relaxing music and herbal tea. Aromatherapy with pure essential oils is available upon request. A typical session lasts 45-60 minutes. The cost is $65. I also offer distance reiki for $25/session.
Contact Aqiylah for an appointment.
MY LINEAGE IN THE USUI SHIKI RYOHO TRADITION
Dr. Mikao Usui ~ Dr. Chujiro Hayashi ~ Hawayo Takata ~ Phyllis Lei Furumoto ~ Phil Morgan ~ Sheila King ~ Donna L. Williams ~ Aqiylah Collins
Reiki promotes stress-free, harmonious living as evidenced in The Five Precepts:
Just for today, do not worry.
Just for today, do not anger.
Honor your parents, teachers, and elders.
Earn your living honestly.
Show gratitude to every living thing.