Reiki and your Profession
Reiki is helpful for more than simply healing. Reiki can be used various useful and surprising ways by people with differing careers. The uses of Reiki are limited only by one's imagination.
Athletes - Reiki is great for immediate first aid on strained muscles. It also speeds the healing of new and old injuries alike.
Corporate - Reiki is great for helping affect the odds on thousands of factors that go into business success from improving the atmosphere and morale of a building, to distant healing to encourage receivables.
Energy Healers - Typically report at least a 50% increase in healing energy after learning Reiki. Reiki makes use of the same energy channels that most healers use naturally, but sources it differently
Nurses - Reiki can be used when treating clients, to help nurses better handle the stress and demands on the job, and can be used for distant healing work on specific clients. Since Reiki works differently than modern medicine, it is often effective on ailments modern medicine finds difficult - including pain management, migraines, and stress.
Psychic Readers - Reiki tends to make psychic gifts clearer and easier to use. Reiki gives readers a powerful tool to help support positive change in their clients by introducing new transformative energy into difficult situations. Psychics who see untapped healing potential in their clients often refer them to Reiki classes.
Real Estate Agents - Reiki can help find the right buyer for the right house. Space clearing helps each house feel more welcoming and removes any unpleasant, heavy energies left by the previous occupants.
Soldiers - In early summer, 2004, I taught a short Reiki level 1 class on the 29 Palms marine base. The evidence became clear that Marines could find many uses for Reiki, from handling the stress of living in a hostile land far from home to healing the minor aches and pains from an active life.
Students - Reiki is great for the stress of school. It helps rejuvenate the mind, aid memory, and sort priorities.