It's weird - but it's doing something....

Wednesday 13th February

Keith was feeling much better this week. He told me his shoulder and hip pain were much better, which was great to hear. After the treatment, where I concentrated on his head and back because he has the most byosen there right now, he talked more about his experience of Jikiden Reiki. He said, "I don't know what it is, it's weird, but it's doing something". He described feeling 'lighter' and 'better', before shrugging his shoulders and leaving.

Marc has recently given up smoking after a long time of being a heavy smoker. He needed to stop immediately because of his health, so he is using some kind of drug to do it. It's working well so far and he hopes the Reiki will help his lungs and general condition. It is harder to feel the byosen on Marc, though more came through today, especially on his legs. Sometimes if the toxins are buried deeper, or if someone is on a great deal of medication, it can be more difficult to feel byosen, though of course it is still there. However, I usually find the more often I treat someone, the easier it becomes to feel it as their body gets used to the Reiki and the toxins start to come to the surface more.

I spoke to Stuart, an older resident today too, and he wants to receive some Reiki next week for the pain in his legs. He had not heard of it before and listened carefully to what I was telling him about it, all the while looking very skeptical. I was really surprised when he said he wanted to try it. I'm happy someone else is interested too.