r/energyhealing

Hello everyone!!
There’s a lot of confusion around Reiki, so I tend to frame it in a very simple way when teaching:
What it can be:
a structured way to develop awareness
a method to support relaxation and attention
What it is not:
a replacement for medical care
something that requires belief to ‘work’
In practice, most beginners benefit simply from slowing down and engaging with their body in a more intentional way.
How do others explain Reiki to people who are new to it?

What are your thoughts?

Hello everyone
I’ve been teaching small groups in London, and one thing that consistently surprises people is that the first benefit they notice is not ‘energy’ in an abstract sense—but increased awareness of their body.

Many report:
* noticing tension they were not aware of
feeling calmer without trying to ‘relax’
improved attention to breathing

From a teaching perspective, this aligns closely with what we would call self-regulation rather than something purely mystical.
Curious if others have noticed similar effects when learning or practising?

I feel overstimulated all the time, i feel overstimulating energy flowing in my head, iam very sensitive to energies, i probably also have some sensory processing disorder. Any tips? can anybody check my chakras, and give any tips on what to do? Thanks.

okay so I have a assignment for a KIN 1 class and I need any kinesiologest to help me short answers will do

• What made you interested in pursuing a career in kinesiology?
• What area or specialty within kinesiology do you focus on?
• What does a typical day look like for you in your role?
• What kind of education or certifications are needed for your position?
• What skills or qualities are most important for success in this field?
• How do you apply kinesiology principles in your work?
• What types of people or populations do you usually work with?
• What are some common challenges you face in your job?
• How do you measure progress or success with your clients or athletes?
• What are some common misconceptions people have about kinesiology careers?
• What advice would you give to students considering a kinesiology major?
• What career opportunities are available with a kinesiology degree?

I also need this info: The name, title, company, and contact info (address, email, phone) of the person you are interviewing. 

this is pass or fail I need help please