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Reiki Self Healing
Self-healing is where Reiki begins and, in my view, where it always returns. I teach you how to make self-treatment a kind daily ritual rather than a task. We begin with arrival: feet grounded, jaw soft, breath gentle. You learn a full sequence that nourishes head, chest, abdomen, back and joints, with variations for busy days and restful evenings. We add short resets for moments of overwhelm, ways to ground after difficult conversations, and a closing that leaves you clear instead of drained.
You’ll discover how self-healing shapes the ordinary. Sleep becomes deeper, focus steadier, and digestion more comfortable. You learn to support jaw and neck tension from screens, to ease the upper back that carries the day, and to invite the belly to soften so the body can receive rest. We track change with a light touch—simple notes, not analysis. I will show you how to create a quiet corner at home, choose respectful space-clearing methods, and prepare gentle nourishment around practice days.
Ethics matter even in self-work. We respect our own limits, avoid forcing, and remain curious rather than judgemental. If emotional waves arise during integration, we use breath, grounding and a slower rhythm for a few days. For those who wish, I introduce an overview of distance support for a loved one—always with consent, timing and aftercare—so your self-practice can extend into gentle community care without strain.
Over time, self-healing becomes a way of meeting life: present, kind and quietly resilient. This is not performance; it is companionship with yourself. That steadiness is what allows all other learning to mature.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practice deepens through consistency rather than intensity. Keep sessions simple, respectful, and well-closed. Hydrate, move gently, and stay kind.
Practically: how should i pace this practice day to day?
Match timing to what the body shows—shorter on tense days, longer when softening begins, always with a tidy close. Safety and consent first.
Practically: what simple aftercare makes the biggest difference?
Hydration, gentle movement, and early lights-out support integration; keep notes brief and useful. Safety and consent first.
Practically: when is it better to pause or signpost to other support?
If discomfort rises or scope is exceeded, pause kindly and refer to appropriate care while you reset your own system. Safety and consent first.
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