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Nov 10 2008

Spontaneous Reiki Part 2

Published by marycaelsto at 6:26 pm under horses, reiki Edit This

Sometimes “spontaneous reiki” doesn’t have to be all that sudden. For example, when I spend time with my horse grooming her, I’m already petting her and running my hands over her legs to make sure she doesn’t have any bumps or injuries. So it is natural to “turn on the flow” and send reiki to my mare at this time. Or, maybe I’m hand grazing her on a warm early summer day. She’s happily eating the fresh green grass, and I’m standing there, leaning on her and enjoying the beauty that Mother Nature provides. In this case, it also seems natural to send her reiki.

You could probably argue that these might be more “planned” sessions since I do plan to visit my horse. However the where and when of reiki treatment happens on the spur of the moment. So it really can be considered spontaneous reiki, and I’ve come to the conclusion that “instant reiki” is the best kind of all.

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2 Responses to “Spontaneous Reiki Part 2”

  1. kyellison 10 Nov 2008 at 8:52 pm edit this

    I do believe that reiki can be performed by anyone with the intention to do so. Do you think the ability to “turn on” reiki just comes with a lot of practice - and does it get stronger with practice?

    Karen
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  2. marycaelstoon 11 Nov 2008 at 12:56 am edit this

    Karen,
    Why don’t I start with that, if you don’t mind my using your questions as a jumping off point. I tend to straddle the crowd that says you must be attuned to reiki by a master and distant attunements are okay.
    Thanks for the comment!

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