Reiki is a form of energy healing that translates from its original Japanese to “Universal Life Force.” The practice consists of a person lying or sitting fully clothed, while a Reiki practitioner gently places their hands 
on or above the client’s body. Reiki flows through the practitioner and into the client.
The body's natural state is balance. During the Reiki session, the energy flowing from the practitioner’s hands 
gently helps bring body, mind, emotions, and spirit into a balanced state of well-being.
Reiki is NOT a religion, spiritual practice, or medical treatment. It is simply a gentle flow of energy, which can leave the recipient relaxed, refreshed and peaceful.  It is currently offered in more than 800 hospitals in the US, 
and some MDs even use Reiki healers in their operating rooms.
While Reiki is not a massage, clients frequently become so physically and mentally relaxed 
they fall into a peaceful, rejuvenating sleep during their session. 
Reiki can do no harm as it comes from pure Love.
To prepare for your Reiki session:  · Try to wear thin, soft, comfortable, breathable fabrics. 
· On the day before your session, hydrate well and avoid alcohol and/or recreational drugs.
· Eat light, nourishing meals and try to avoid tea/soft drinks containing stimulants like caffeine.
Reiki is not a substitute for a doctor’s care, but can be a powerful, 
positive compliment to traditional medical treatment.