feeling with sessions

January 14, 2006

In a message dated 1/14/2006 4:32:38 PM Eastern Standard Time, writes:

<<<<< what I'd like to know is what do other members of this group feel when they do self healing with Reiki? Some other therapists tell me how they feel extreme heat or tingling, I don't feel any of these >>>>>

Zena,

Depending upon the frequency of energy that is being sent, the practitioner and/or the client may feel tingling, pulsing, heat, a coolness or an "I can't describe it" sensation. It is the exchange of energy. In the book THE ELEGANT UNIVERSE, it says... When light strikes the surface of your skin, it causes you to feel warmer. This transferred energy can agitate electrons...." The feel will vary with depending upon what you are working on. Example, the energy will feel different if you are working on a sore muscle or an emotional blockage.

Hope this helps. Have a wonderful week!Judy Di CanioUsui & Seichim Reiki MasterFrequency Balancing Master http://www.frequencybalancing.com

January 16, 2006

Zena,

I would encourage you to pay attention to your own

experience and ignore what others may tell you your experience ought to be like. This

includes books and

magazines about Reiki.

I was initiated into two levels of Reiki and was planning on

Master level when this began to dawn

on me. How do I distinguish between what

I experience and what others tell me I ought to experience? How do I distinguish between what

is really happening in my own body and its

flow of energy (which, btw, was

always there—Reiki added nothing to your connection with universal energy—you

would not be alive if

you were not already completely connected)?

The only way is to stop listening to what others have to

tell you about your own

experience and start paying attention to your own body, your

own sense of the flow of energy.

I ultimately stopped practicing Reiki. I came to realize that I was always in

touch with universal energy, and still am.

The initiations only added one thing: they added the projections of the

Master to my energetic field. Even

though the Master who gave me attunements was well-intended, all of her stuff

got projected into me. That’s

an issue that is never discussed at Reiki meetings, attunements or in an of the books and

journals.

The energy that you are, your own breath, and

your willingness to observe these

things in yourself are all that you need.

Robert

January 17, 2006

Dear Robert,

You are most wise and certainly welcome to communicate directly with me at any time you so choose.

Much Love in Spirit,

Stephen

On Behalf Of Robert PatrickMonday, January 16, 2006 9:29 AM Subject: RE: feeling with sessions

Zena,

I would encourage you to pay attention to your own experience and ignore what others may tell you your experience ought to be like. This includes books and magazines about Reiki.

I was initiated into two levels of Reiki and was planning on Master level when this began to dawn on me. How do I distinguish between what I experience and what others tell me I ought to experience? How do I distinguish between what is really happening in my own body and its flow of energy (which, btw, was always there—Reiki added nothing to your connection with universal energy—you would not be alive if you were not already completely connected)?

The only way is to stop listening to what others have to tell you about your own experience and start paying attention to your own body, your own sense of the flow of energy.

I ultimately stopped practicing Reiki. I came to realize that I was always in touch with universal energy, and still am. The initiations only added one thing: they added the projections of the Master to my energetic field. Even though the Master who gave me attunements was well-intended, all of her stuff got projected into me. That’s an issue that is never discussed at Reiki meetings, attunements or in an of the books and journals.

The energy that you are, your own breath, and your willingness to observe these things in yourself are all that you need.

Robert