Remote Reiki Session
In a remote Reiki session (enkaku Reiki) a Reiki practitioner will use a specific method putting Reiki energy into an absent receiver. Remote Reiki sessions have the same effectiveness, and cause the same relaxation, as face-to-face sessions.
The remote Reiki session that I offer has three different parts:
1. Ten minutes before the session I will send you a message to remind you to be ready and offer you some advice for the session.
2. You will lie down in a comfortable and quiet place. You can use relaxing music if you feel like it. For about 50 minutes I will do enkaku Reiki (remote Reiki) to you. During this part of the treatment you can experience different sensations: Relaxation, dreaminess, sadness, joy, happiness, fear, changes in body temperature, dreams, or small muscle spasms, although these are not very frequent. You will probably fall asleep.
3. I will wait a few minutes and then I will call you on Skype, WhatsApp, or Facetime. I will share with you the sensations that I had during the session. In addition, we will talk about the best steps to take to solve or improve the situation, illness, or reason for which you have requested the session.
The Reiki session usually lasts one hour and fifteen minutes, although it can last a little longer.
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About Jordi Ibern Novell Hello! My name is Jordi Ibern, and I am a Reiki and meditation teacher with over 20 years of experience. I am also the founder of Kisetsu, Reiki & Meditation School, where I share my passion for Reiki, mindfulness, and the Japanese spiritual tradition, and where I have a Reiki and Meditation Online Academy. A devoted practitioner of Yoga, Qigong, and Mindfulness, I believe in a simple yet profound approach to well-being: nurture your spirit through meditation and Reiki, be gentle with your body, and cultivate a peaceful mind. Join me on this journey of self-discovery and balance. |
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Hello Lina
The Reiki session usually lasts one hour and fifteen minutes, although it can last a little longer.
The remote Reiki has 3 different parts:
1. Ten minutes before the session I will send you a message to remind you to be ready and offer you some advice for the session.
2. You will lie down in a comfortable and quiet place. You can use relaxing music if you feel like it. For about 50 minutes I will do enkaku Reiki (remote Reiki) to you. During this part of the treatment you can experience different sensations: Relaxation, dreaminess, sadness, joy, happiness, fear, changes in body temperature, dreams, or small muscle spasms, although these are not very frequent. You will probably fall asleep.
3. After a few minutes I will call you on a video call. I will share with you the sensations that I had during the session. In addition, we will talk about the best steps to take to solve or improve the situation, illness, or reason for which you have requested the session.
Dear Mei
Thank you for your message.
During the treatment you can experience different sensations: Relaxation, dreaminess, sadness, joy, happiness, fear, changes in body temperature, dreams, or small muscle spasms, although these are not very frequent. You will probably fall asleep.
Normally, after the session you already feel renewed :)
Hello. how accurate is this practice? how long does it last?
Dear Mei
Thank you for your question.
During the treatment you can experience different sensations: Relaxation, dreaminess, sadness, joy, happiness, fear, changes in body temperature, dreams, or small muscle spasms, although these are not very frequent. You will probably fall asleep. However, the most common Reiki feeling is the sensation of being safe and loved :)
The session is offered to a fully clothed recipient and in no case is there contact with the intimate areas. There is not any physical manipulation, although in some cases very gentle massage (bushu) can be applied.
I have long wanted to try this technique, but I really appreciate the boundaries of personal space. Can You please tell whether patients experience any discomfort during treatment?