As an intuitive healer, I use both Reiki, other energy methods and my intuition to hear and feel things to help guide the client. I start with Reiki – Always. As I begin, I connect myself to the earth, call in angels and guides to remove any and all negativity from me and my energy, ask for protection, pull myself aside (the ego) – then call in the universal light to work through me to help heal whats best for the highest good. I always do this, draw the symbols and channel R

Reiki practitioners and other energy healers work a lot (if not completely) with the subtle body – and within this subtle body are the Chakras (‘wheels of energy’). They are not only connected to a person’s spiritual and/or emotional health but their physical health as well. Learning about and working with Chakras can be very useful to both practitioner and client. It helps the practitioner connect more deeply with the clients being, and very helpful to the client to continue

I have seen many different reasons one is drawn to Reiki Master and/or Reiki Master teacher, and it’s not always about what you would think. Not every Reiki practitioner or Reiki attuned person has the desire to continue to Master or Master Teacher. Some may think this is because they didn’t “feel” or experience much in their first attunements or that they weren’t interested in “teaching”. I believe there is way more to it than that. I believe the people not drawn to Master,

Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen (the Distance Reiki Symbol) is a symbol with no time, no boundaries and no restrictions. It has no prejudice and can allow the Reiki practitioner to access other dimensions and other realms of time and space! This is why it is one of my favorite Reiki symbols to practice with, and for me, it helps allow for more advancement with my intuition and overall Reiki skills. Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen can be used for many different purposes. Not only working with others at