What is Reiki and all Benefits of this Therapy

Reiki is one of the alternative therapies that is recognised and by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as a complementary means of traditional treatments to cure patients. Traditional medicine treats the physical part of patients and the symptoms that lead to diseases in our body. However, nowadays it is recognised that thoughts, emotions, and feelings influence our health, even if they cannot be seen. It is in this field that Reiki works and brings significant and remarkable improvements in all those who choose this form of healing.



The word Reiki is of Japanese origin and means universal life energy, which is all the energy that surrounds us, that acts in us and that lives in all matter. King means: universal; and Ki means vital energy. So Reiki is the force of this vital energy that flows through all living beings.

How Does Reiki Therapy Work
Reiki is a method of natural healing, originating in Japan for more than a century and is the transmission of energy through the hands. The treatment of Reiki by expert of Reiki is aimed at the health and well-being of people, at all levels: conscience, mind, and body. Through a state of relaxation, the universal energy is channelled by the therapist (Reiki) and transmitted to the individual through the hands, which is directed to the energy points. This energy acts intelligently to unblock the critical points, restoring the flow of vital energy. When the energy body is harmonised and balanced, the body itself is able to "produce" or "discard" what it needs to meet and maintain this natural state of health and well-being.

Therapy works with the imposition of the hands: the therapist makes a series of positions with his hands on the body of that person to transmit universal energy, and that is treated in his whole being. After receiving Reiki, it is natural to feel in a good mood, full of energy, as if you had just returned from a good night's rest. It is a painless, relaxing method that leaves patients very calm and trusting.
Reiki is not a substitute for medical treatment, but both types of treatment can and should walk together, helping, complementing and accelerating the recovery of health. The Reiki method, as well as other energy therapies, is based on the concept of the invisible world, which we cannot see, but which have a decisive influence on our body and our health.

The World Health Organisation not only recognises but also recommends the use of Reiki as a complementary method that speeds healing in patients. While traditional medicine treats the disease, Reiki treats the cause. In most cases, Reiki is used as an integrative therapy in medical treatments with surprising results. Vibration energy therapy or Reiki does not replace traditional medicine and vice versa. Each works in different fields that join forces to optimise the situations and living conditions of human beings and the universe. A Reiki (therapist) does not diagnose or act directly on specific diseases, but the treatment is part of the recovery of the recipient's health process, making it more agile and effective.

Benefits Of Reiki
There are many benefits of Reiki, as it works together in our body by rebalancing it. Each patient feels relief after using therapy precisely where their energy is out of balance. As followers of Reiki, they begin to feel better in body and soul. If everything is harmonised and balanced, the result is good health and well-being, which is the natural way to be in this world.

These are the benefits of Reiki:
• It calms and relieves stress and anxiety.
• The immune system is activated (and is essential in the treatment of the disease)
• Help in the treatment for the elimination of addictions (tobacco, alcohol, drugs) and undesirable habits
• Stimulates creativity, memory, and concentration
• It gives a feeling of emotional relief during and after the application. Reiki helps in the process of releasing emotions.
• It provokes a feeling of total comfort, relaxation, and peace
• Provides cleansing and clarification of the field of energy
• Help in spiritual growth
• Relieves insomnia
• Relieves fears and phobias

Excellent pre and postoperative and also in difficult periods of life (loss, separation, various traumas).

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