| The term "intuitive Reiki" refers to the
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| | Following her recovery, she learned the
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| ability of some Reiki healers to locate
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| | Reiki technique herself and opened her
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| the origin of a person's pain or illness
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| | own clinic in Hawaii, where she lived and
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| without being told. Without using X-rays
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| | worked, healing and teaching others until
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| or body scans of any type, one who is
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| | her death in 1980. Emphysema is a life
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| truly attuned to Reiki energy can find
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| | threatening disease, the fourth leading
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| the source of the patient's suffering.
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| | cause of death in the United States.
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| This is how we are able to use Reiki to
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| | There is no known cure. It is very rare
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| treat animals or plants.
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| | for someone to live 50 years after
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| Many people are skeptical of intuitive
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| | diagnosis.
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| Reiki, distance healing and even
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| | Before receiving Reiki, she was about to
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| conventional Reiki therapies. If you are
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| | have surgery to remove the gallstones,
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| one of these skeptics, you should know
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| | the stomach tumor and the infected
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| that the National Center for
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| | appendix. The surgery was never
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| Complementary and Alternative Medicine
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| | necessary. Takata is only one of the
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| (NCCAM) is currently sponsoring research
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| | people we know of who have been saved by
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| to evaluate the benefits of Reiki. NCCAM
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| | Reiki.
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| does not sponsor research for therapies
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| | Shou Matsui, a Japanese journalist and
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| with little or no evidence supporting
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| | playwright, was a student of intuitive
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| their effectiveness.
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| | Reiki in the late 1920s. He wrote that
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| Over the years, thousands of people have
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| | he had successfully treated hundreds of
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| been healed by intuitive Reiki. Hawayo
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| | patients and that he felt "pain" in his
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| Takata, who introduced Reiki to the
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| | hands when he placed them over the
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| Western world was herself healed by
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| | "source of disease". Other Reiki masters
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| Reiki. After her husband's death in
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| | have described it as a tingling
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| 1930, she suffered from severe depression
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| | sensation.
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| and had a nervous breakdown. She was
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| | Reiki is unique in that a person can heal
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| diagnosed with emphysema, stomach
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| | themselves, as well as others. After
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| problems including tumors, gallstones and
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| | learning about Reiki energies, we become
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| appendicitis.
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| | more "attuned" to the world around us and
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| After receiving intuitive Reiki
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| | the suffering of others. It makes sense
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| treatments for four months she was
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| | that the term "attunement" is used to
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| completely healed.
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| | describe the Reiki initiation process.
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