Reiki Massage
What does it consist of?
Reiki massage is an alternative therapy technique that seeks to balance the body’s energy and promote emotional and physical healing. This technique is based on the idea that vital energy flows through the body and, when this energy is blocked or unbalanced, diseases or ailments may appear.
During a Reiki massage session, the therapist will place his hands on different areas of the patient’s body, with the aim of transmitting healing energy and unblocking energy channels. Reiki massage does not involve the application of pressure or physical manipulation, but focuses on the transfer of energy.
Reiki massage can be a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, with benefits for both body and mind.
What is Reiki?
Reiki is an energy healing technique originating in Japan that is based on the transfer of universal energy through the therapist’s hands to balance and harmonize the flow of energy in the recipient’s body. The word “Reiki” comes from two Japanese words, “Rei” meaning “universal energy” and “Ki” meaning “vitality or life energy”.
Reiki massage can help reduce stress, relieve pain, improve blood circulation and sleep quality, strengthen the immune system and balance the chakras (energy centers of the body).. In addition, it is considered a complementary treatment for emotional and physical disorders, and can be an effective tool to help manage pain and anxiety. Reiki can also be used as a tool to improve the quality of emotional and spiritual life.
How is Reiki massage performed?
Reiki massage is performed without the application of physical pressure, and the therapist simply places his or her hands on different parts of the recipient’s body, starting at the head and ending at the feet. During the massage, the therapist may use breathing and visualization techniques to help the recipient relax and receive the healing energy.
How is Reiki massage performed?
Reiki massage is performed without the application of physical pressure, and the therapist simply places his or her hands on different parts of the recipient’s body, starting at the head and ending at the feet. During the massage, the therapist may use breathing and visualization techniques to help the recipient relax and receive the healing energy.
