Reiki, Healing & Wearing Rudraksha

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Reiki, Healing & Wearing Rudraksha

 

Reiki is powerful and simple - anyone who practices it, learns to tap

into universal energies after studying the basic healing positions.

 

Some healers have given feedback that their abilities and Chi levels

have increased after they began wearing rudrakshas or meditating with

the holy beads.

 

In some classes, some Reiki practitioners are known to have placed

large 5-mukhi on different parts of the body, especially at the

Chakra points for removing blocks from these parts during Reiki

sessions.

 

Through individual experiment, individuals and practitioners alike,

have formed their own conclusions which mukhis or faces of rudrakshas

to use for various parts of the body that require healing or Chi to

be diverted there.

 

Sufferers of arthritis, rheumatism, sprains, strains and other

ailments can use 5-mukhi beads for rubbing on afflicted parts too. A

Rudraksha Mat will help enhance meditation while also wearing

rudraksha beads. In addition, the Rudraksha Hat is potent in

heightening the process when worn. It is for meditation and during

healing sessions on oneself or others. It can be wrapped with a

scarf or other decorative head materials made from natural fibres

such as silk, cotton, linen or even straw.

 

It is extremely important for practitioners or healers to protect

themselves or keep their energies balanced as they are living

conduits for healing energy and modalities of which Reiki is one.

For healers who are susceptible to absorbing patients' or students'

negative energies or who are highly sensitive, it is recommended to

wear 9 mukhi Durga Rudraksha with 11 mukhi Hanuman rudraksha during

healing or class sessions.

 

Aum,

Narasimha