Sound Reiki: My Path as a Reiki Empath

Students who enroll in my classes are often empaths. An empath is not to be confused with someone who has empathy for others. Empathy allows one to experience heartfelt joy or sorrow in response to another’s good fortune or distress. Empaths, on the other … Continue reading “Sound Reiki: My Path as a Reiki Empath”

Sound Reiki: Can Reiki Impact Cancer Remission?

A chance encounter and an inspiring Reiki story. I had the good fortune of receiving a total ankle replacement on November 27 at Seattle’s Harborview Medical Center, one of the premier facilities in the country for treatment of trauma and … Continue reading “Sound Reiki: Can Reiki Impact Cancer Remission?”

Sound Reiki: A Practice for the Whole Family

For Reiki Master Karin Cross, family Reiki grows as her family grows. Her son Thomas was one when Karin received her Levels I & II Reiki training and began giving him Reiki as she cuddled him or sometimes beamed Reiki … Continue reading “Sound Reiki: A Practice for the Whole Family”

Sound Reiki: Healing the Healer

As my Reiki practice has deepened and expanded, so has my own healing journey. I believe if I am to reach my fullest potential as a healer and be of greater service to those who come to me for healing, … Continue reading “Sound Reiki: Healing the Healer”

Sound Reiki: Practice is the Best Remedy for Self-doubt

Early in my practice, I began each treatment in trepidation. I thought, I’m charging money for this. What if I’m not good enough? What if it doesn’t work? What if Reiki doesn’t flow? What if the client feels it’s not … Continue reading “Sound Reiki: Practice is the Best Remedy for Self-doubt”

Sound Reiki: Each Component of the Treatment Triangle is Essential

The Reiki Treatment Triangle — Giving • Receiving • Self-treatment Is it necessary, a student asked me, to give oneself Reiki  each day (as I suggest) if one is giving treatments to others, since the practitioner receives a treatment each time … Continue reading “Sound Reiki: Each Component of the Treatment Triangle is Essential”