For Reiki we have terms and definitions in 9 topics. The topics are Acupuncture, Alternative Health, Alternative Medicine, Day Spa, Holistic, Holistic Health, Massage, Spa and Therapy.

Reiki (Acupuncture)

Reiki is a Japanese touch therapy for relaxation and pain relief that also promotes healing. Although Reiki is "hands-on", unlike massage, Reiki is administered through a very gentle touch. While the patient is seated or lying down and fully clothed, the practitioner's hand are placed along energy centers and pathways on the head, neck, shoulders, upper chest, abdomen, legs, and feet (similar to those used in acupuncture).

Reiki (Alternative Health)

Reiki is the practice of transmitting healing energy through the hands, based on simple, ancient healing techniques. Reiki uses specific hand positions, on or above parts of the body that correspond to the major organs and energy centers, such as the heart or adrenal glands. Because the purpose of Reiki is to increase your own self-healing powers, it is helpful for any sort of ailment physical, mental or emotional. Reiki is used to heal everything from stress and simple skin rashes to migraine headaches and cancer pain. It is also effective in conjunction with psychotherapy for people who have experienced emotional trauma.

Reiki (Alternative Medicine)

Reiki is the practice of transmitting healing energy through the hands, based on simple, ancient healing techniques. Reiki uses specific hand positions, on or above parts of the body that correspond to the major organs and energy centers, such as the heart or adrenal glands. Because the purpose of Reiki is to increase your own self-healing powers, it is helpful for any sort of ailment - physical, mental or emotional. Reiki is used to heal everything from stress and simple skin rashes to migraine headaches and cancer pain. It is also effective in conjunction with psychotherapy for people who have experienced emotional trauma.

Reiki (Day Spa)

A gentle Japanese technique of laying on of hands to bring energy into the body for deep relaxation and a sense of well-being.

Reiki (Holistic)

practitioners of this ancient Tibetan healing system use light hand placements to transmit healing energies to the recipient. While the practitioners may vary widely in technique and philosophy, Reiki is commonly used to treat emotional and mental distress as well as chronic and acute physical problems, as well as to assist the recipient in achieving spiritual focus and clarity.

Reiki (Holistic Health)

Reiki involves the practitioner directly placing their hands on the client and allowing loving energy to flow to the client. Dr. KiKao Usui, a Japanese Buddhist, founded the practice after a life-long quest to discover how Jesus and his disciples healed people. Rei is Japanese for “wisdom of God” and Ki means “vital force”. Ki is like chi in Chinese and prana in Hindu. Reiki masters teach practitioners. It is believed that the healing energy that flows into a client is from The Holy Spirit and is spiritually guided so only love and goodness can flow to the client.

Reiki (Massage)

Buddhist in nature, reiki (pronounced “ray-key”) is the combining of universal energy with individual energy to open pathways of healing. It teaches that disease is not separate from the body; it is the body out of balance. Rediscovered by Japanese Buddhist and Christian scholar of theology Mikao Usui around 1921, this energy healing method involves placing the hands on or just above the body in order to align chakras and bring healing energy to organs and glands. The practitioner, trained to access and serve as a channel for the life energy, uses a passive touch that some clients experience as a warmth or tingling. The hands remain in position for 3 to 5 minutes, alternately covering 10 to 12 positions over the body. Treatments work by dissolving or eliminating toxic energy and substances from many levels of one’s being, whether it is physical, emotional, or mental. This works to strengthen the harmonic flow of energy within the body. The three levels of training in the initiation process of becoming a reiki master are referred to as attunement levels. Through this training, the practitioner reaches a level where she can access energy flow through the hands to heal herself and others. Click here to find a Reiki practitioner.

Reiki (Spa)

Meaning "universal life-force energy," Reiki is a hands-on method of activating and balancing the life-force energy present in all living things. A therapist's hands are applied to the body, channeling energy to organs and glands, and aligning energy centers called chakras. Used to relieve acute emotional and physical conditions.

Reiki (Therapy)

A method of natural healing based on the application of Universal Life Force Energy. The practitioner issues high frequency energy out the hands into another person to corect any imabalnces in the receiver.

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