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HEALING


A scientist's journey into reiki.


A research scientist’s personal experience of receiving a reiki attunement, and his subsequent efforts to understand the clinical evidence for the efficacy of reiki.


by David McManus


WHAT IS REIKI? Reiki is a healing modality that is commonly used in Australia for managing chronic diseases, yet most people know little about it. Reiki is a natural form of healing therapy that is applied through non-invasive, and non-manipulative gentle touch. It is a part of the mysterious realm of ‘energy medicine’, which deals with healing the entire human organism, not just our physical manifestation.


It aims to increase energy levels and promote relaxation and wellbeing by facilitating balance on all levels: body, mind, and spirit. I first encountered reiki about 2 ½


years ago, when it was mentioned in a book I was reading. I was immediately drawn to what I saw as a way to bring ‘compassion in action’ into my life, so I signed up for a reiki Level 1 class as soon as possible. I had absolutely no idea what to expect, but felt drawn to


reiki enough to be open to whatever might happen. The key part of the reiki Level 1 class


is receiving a reiki attunement. This is a ceremony in which the reiki Master opens up certain channels in your energy body, allowing you to serve as a clear conduit for the flow of reiki energy. At a later time, it is possible to take on additional healing capabilities through the reiki Level 2 and reiki Master attunements.


62 MARCH | APRIL 2018


IMAGE: DIEGO PH


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