How Do I Choose the Right Reiki Practitioner?
Receiving Reiki healing is a great
experience. But like any other form of service you receive, it is wise to
feel comfortable and confident about and around your practitioner.
Here are a few tips about choosing the right Reiki practitioner for you.
*Meeting with a new Reiki practitioner before committing to taking their
service is a must. Asking questions not only about the Reiki service they
provide, but a little about the person.
Each Reiki practitioner has a different personality and different beliefs, just
like anyone else in the world. I would suggest you meet up with the new
practitioner days ahead of any thought of receiving a Reiki session. This
way, you can get to know the person and understand what Reiki techniques they
use, if they are combining other energy type work with their Reiki, what is the
type of Reiki they are using, understand the difference between Reiki types,
Get to know the person.
*I have read articles from people that have received their first Reiki session
for the first time. They assumed all Reiki practitioners are providing
the same type of Reiki sessions. This is not to be assumed. There
are many kinds of Reiki. There are many types of Reiki sessions out
there. There are many types of practitioners combining their other
beliefs of energy with the Reiki. My thought of a Reiki session is straight up
providing Reiki energy. No sound healing, no crystals, no energetic surgery,
no Shamanic stuff, etc. to me, a Reiki session is laying the hands above
the body by inches or on the body and providing the Reiki energy. This is
very healing and relaxing. This is the reason to go and
"interview" the practitioner. Find out all you can before
committing to a session.
*Intuit the person's personality. What I mean by this is when you first
walk into the Reiki practitioner's office, what do you feel? Do you feel
good, trusting of the person, or do you feel "put down" like they are
looking down at you? Notice your feelings. Are they positive or are
they negative? Does your stomach feel tight in the Reiki practitioner's
presence? Follow your own instinct on what you feel. If negative, I
suggest you find another Reiki practitioner. Our bodies do not tell lies.
*A practitioner's title can tell you what level of their Reiki education they
are on. But to me, that's all it tells. Just because someone has
the title of Master doesn't mean they are the right fit for you. It
doesn't mean the master is a better Reiki practitioner for your needs than a Reiki practitioner,
2nd level. This goes for Reiki Master teachers. Just because they
have gone on in their certification, doesn't mean they are right for you.
I have met some Reiki Master/teachers only to figure out they were not
providing the right type of Reiki service to me. Either by what they
taught and used or by their own personalities. Remember, under the title
there is a real human being no different then you and me. Here again, listen to
your own body and self on what you feel in their presence. Do you feel
looked down at? Do you feel like they are coming from left field?
Do they act like they are a gift to you? Do you feel less than while
around the Reiki practitioner? If there is a negative feeling
personality, I run for the hills. My belief is, we are all equal,
including if someone else has a title behind their name. A title doesn't
give someone the right to treat you like you are less than them.
*If the Reiki practitioner has an office, what do you feel when you walk into
it? Comfortable? Uncomfortable? Do you feel like it is dirty,
but it doesn't appear to be dirty? Does it feel clean? Is it
cluttered? Do the sheets on the Reiki table feel clean? Smell
clean? Does the room feel smothering due to fragrance? Is the Reiki
practitioner placing crystals under the table? Some people are very
sensitive to this. (If so, are they energetically clearing the stones
after each session with other people?) Ask if they are. Have them removed
for your session if you wish. Again, notice what you feel. Don't
dismiss your intuitions about this office. If negative feeling in anyway,
I would suggest leaving and find another Reiki practitioner. One cannot
heal in the presence of negativity, whether it is from the practitioner's
personality or from their office.
I hope these thoughts can help you make a good choice for yourself Reiki session. If you receive a Reiki session you were not comfortable
with, please don't judge all Reiki practitioners on what you received.
Next time, try to interview the Reiki practitioner first so you understand and
know what you will receive.
Here is to our Well-being.
Best Regards,
Cynthia Bergsbaken/Reiki in the Prairie LLC, November 5, 2019
* Using Western Usui Reiki
Disclaimer by
Reiki in the Prairie LLC and Cynthia Bergsbaken copyright 2015
I
am not a psychologist, psychiatrist, or medical doctor. These
articles I have written, are from reading and experiencing
them. Many of these articles are my own experiences with my own
inventions to heal as well.
If
you have a medical condition-physically/mentally/emotionally, please see a
qualified medical doctor. Do not substitute my articles for proper
medical care. You are too important to the world.
I
have used all procedures I have written about and have found them to be helpful
as tools to help myself become a better person. I am sharing
them with you because used as a tool, they are helpful in Shadow working on
ourselves. (Shadow working is healing our inner shadows that are
unconscious or subconscious. Inner shadows are our belief systems,
our thoughts, our behaviors, our life experiences.)
I
created this blog for my Reiki clients originally. Combining these
tools with Reiki creates a happy, healthy person. These tools, when
used alone are also beneficial!
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