Reiki, acupuncture and holistic therapies in Kuala Lumpur
Can sex make you sick? Or healthier? The traditional Chinese physicians of yore not only knew that but were also amongst the first to study sexuality as a possible cause and remedy for illness. Ancient Chinese tradition has used sex as a powerful healing modality.
In my years of practicing Reiki I have had the opportunity to conduct Reiki sessions without the client actually being physically present. This is commonly known as Distance Reiki and any Okuden Reiki (Level 2) practitioner can send the wonderful healing properties of Reiki by directing it to anyone or anything, anyway in the world at any time. This inevitably brings up the question, “Does distance Reiki really work?” And since the answer is yes, maybe I should let you know how it works.
Qi is one of the fundamental building blocks of life in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as well as in other traditional medical theories in East and South Asia. So how is Reiki related to Qi, if at all?
Reiki and acupuncture share a number of attributes. Energy travels along meridians (channels or pathways) in the body, regardless of whether acupuncture needles are inserted at key pressure points.
