ABOUT HOLY FIRE® III REIKI

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What is Reiki?

Reiki is the Japanese word for Universal Life Force Energy and is an energetic healing modality. Universal life force within the human body is vibrational energy. It is commonly understood that during stress and illness, energy that usually flows through the body can become depleted, blocked, and unbalanced. Reiki helps raise, replenish and rebalance that energy. Reiki promotes relaxation, a sense of peace, security and well-being that promotes self healing.  

What is Holy Fire® III Reiki? 

Holy Fire® III Reiki is a new form of Reiki which was  introduced by the ICRT (International Center for Reiki Training). It is both powerful and gentle. It heals through purification, healing, empowerment and guidance. Holy Fire® III Reiki is a combination of traditional Usui Reiki and is a contemporary evolution of Reiki. The energy is noticeably more refined and comes from a higher level of consciousness. 

Some benefits of Holy Fire® III Reiki include: 

Works continuously even when you are not thinking about it and spontaneously heals issues as they come up. 

Always respects free will. 

Heals deeply and quickly without distress. 

Heals relationships and interactions with others. 

Releases and replaces worry with a sense of safety in a most pronounced way. 

Spontaneously provides guidance that is palatable for every level of life experience.

 Tends to develop all the personality traits that are healthy for a person to have such as love of self and others, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, peace and so forth. 

One of the more wonderful effects is a feeling of being loved. This is a deep and refined feeling that is very nurturing. 

Once received, it continues to develop itself to be more evolved and effective. 

In a standard treatment:

Reiki energy flows from the practitioners hands into the client. The client is usually laying on a massage table but treatments can also be given while the client is seated or even standing. The client remains fully clothed. The practitioner places her/his hands on or near the clients body in a series of hand positions. These include positions around the head and shoulders, the stomach, and feet. Other, more specific positions may be used based on the clients needs. Each position is held for three to ten minutes depending on how much Reiki the client needs at each position.