Shamballa One Reiki Multi Dimensional Healing | Reiki Hippie Wellness Guide
- The Reiki Hippie
- Sep 3, 2024
- 7 min read
Updated: Aug 17
Since the earliest stirrings of humankind, the laying on of hands has been a sacred art whispered through time. We are born with an ancient knowing—an instinct to reach out, to soothe, to mend with touch. A mother’s hands upon her child’s brow are more than comfort; they are conduits of unseen light, weaving tenderness into healing.
This current of life-force has worn many names as it traveled through the world’s wisdom traditions: Chi flowing in the temples of China, Prana breathing through the mystics of India, Ruach moving as the sacred wind of the Hebrews, and Reiki as the gentle, luminous stream of Japan.
Each name points to the same eternal essence—an energy of love that pulses through all things, awaiting only our touch to awaken its healing grace.
Reiki stands among the most widely recognized paths of healing through the direct channeling of life-force energy. Across the ages, mystics have whispered that the material world is but a veil, woven from a subtler essence—an infinite energy that underlies all form.
Modern physics, too, peers into the mystery and finds resonance: the universe is not solid at its core but a dance of energy, endlessly responsive to thought and intention.
Mystics and scientists alike converge on this truth—that consciousness shapes reality. With every thought we breathe, with every vision we hold, we ripple through the fabric of existence. In this way, we are not mere witnesses of creation but active participants, co-weaving our world moment by moment through the tapestry of our collective mind.
This natural energy is what Reiki practitioners harness. A Reiki healer can access this energy more profoundly due to the attunements they undergo, which help clear blockages in the body's energy channels. These attunements also enhance the healer's own life energy and establish a connection to the source of Reiki, which can be referred to by any name the healer prefers—such as Goddess energy, God, or the First Source. Reiki is not affiliated with any specific religion, so feel free to call it whatever resonates with you. Personally, I refer to this source as “Mother/Father/God.”
