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A Question of Reiki

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Reiki can help us on every level, from the physical to the mental and emotional, and even spiritual. It can be both practical and esoteric. This book addresses the questions about how each of us can use Reiki, whatever our beliefs, and in our own way. Whilst this is not an introductory how-to guide, it offers thoughts on Reiki as more than just 'energy healing', and delves deeper in to how we think about Reiki and the practices within it. This book addresses questions such as; what if we don't feel anything when giving or receiving Reiki? What if we are overwhelmed with information? What have spirit guides got to do with Reiki? Can Reiki help with anxiety and depression? A Question of Reiki cuts through the confusion, helps you to find your own path, and keep your practice simple.Whether you are just curious about Reiki, or you are an experienced practitioner or Master, this is a reassuring and in-depth guide for anyone interested in this energy healing practice.
Eigenschaften "A Question of Reiki"
Format: Taschenbuch / Softcover
Thema/BIC: Reiki und Energieheilung
Verlag: Alphecca Books

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