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1. HEALTH RELATED BLOGGER Everything About Reiki : History, Why its Important December 14, 2022 What is Reiki A spiritual healing technique with Japanese origins is reiki. The Japanese words "Reiki" (Rei), which means "Universal Life," and "Ki," which means "Energy," are the origins of the name. Reiki is not connected to any one faith or religious practise in particular. It is not massage, and neither is it based on a suggestion or a belief. It is a delicate and powerful method of energy work that makes use of life force energy that is spiritually led. Reiki is the life force that permeates everything that is alive. Everyone has the capacity to connect with their own healing energy and use it for themselves and others, as understood by Reiki practitioners. A person's "ki," or energy, is said to need to be powerful and unrestricted. When this is the case, a person's body and mind are in good health. Physical or emotional imbalances may manifest as a result of weak or obstructed energy. A Reiki session can assist in reducing tension and stress as well as support the body in creating a space that is conducive to healing on all fronts-physical, mental, and emotional. A session is enjoyable and soothing, frequently used for one's personal wellness. History of Reiki According to the International Association of Reiki Professionals, Mikao Usui (also known as Usui-Sensei), a Buddhist priest, created Reiki in the 1920s and it is currently practised in the United States (IARP). Prior to Usui developing his type of Reiki, known as Usui Reiki, there is evidence that previous forms of Reiki were practised in Japan; however, these earlier forms were not well-known. Usui claimed to have first felt Reiki energy after three weeks of fasting and meditation on Mount Kurama, a revered peak to the north of Kyoto, Japan. The powerful healing energy provided him a sensation of vitality and

2. alertness that he had never experienced, despite the fact that he had been starved to death and on the verge of death due to fasting. Soon after his encounter, Usui established a clinic in Tokyo to use the therapeutic method. Usui's modality was first taught in Hawaii in the 1930s by Japanese-Hawaiian Reiki master Hawayo Takata, and in the 1970s it spread to the rest of the country. In hospitals across the United States, Reiki was first used by doctors, nurses, and other medical personnel in the middle of the 1990s, and its use is still growing today as more and more individuals discover its therapeutic effects. Today, Reiki is employed as a supplemental therapy for surgery, cancer, and AIDS in both inpatient and outpatient hospital settings. Why its Reiki Important Multiple mental and physical issues, such as sleeplessness, stress, sadness, anxiety, and pain, may be helped by practising reiki. For instance, evidence indicates that Reiki may reduce tension, anxiety, and discomfort in patients having surgery. 46 individuals had their knees replaced as part of a 2017 study, and the researchers divided them into three groups: During their hospital stay, one group had three or four 30-minute Reiki treatments; the other two received an equal number of placebo (fake) Reiki sessions; and the third group received neither Reiki nor fake Reiki. Additionally, all groups received routine medical treatment. Researchers discovered that Reiki recipients saw higher reductions in pain, blood pressure, breathing rate, and anxiety before and after surgery than the other groups. Know more about Healing. In a previous study, college students who got six 30-minute Reiki treatments reported larger improvements in stress, mood, and sleep (particularly those with higher levels of anxiety and depression), compared to the control group. Reiki may also help with mood and sleep issues. According to Cancer Evidence UK, more research indicates that energy therapies like Reiki and others may help cancer patients better manage their pain and anxiety. Stress reduction is one of Reiki's key advantages, according to Miles, and it also has a number of other advantages. When our bodies are constantly stressed out, they are unable to heal. Reiki helps you regain a level of calm by giving your body a respite from the demands of daily life. Your body is [perhaps] more equipped to repair any damage brought on by stress, injury, or disease while you are in this state. According to Maute, "Reiki strengthens and speeds our own natural healing process by assisting a person to feel deep relaxation, so the body can stop being stressed out and focus on repairing itself."

3. For instance, prior studies suggest that a single Reiki session may aid your autonomic nervous system—the primitive portion of your nervous system that you don't fully, consciously control—in transitioning from a sympathetic-dominant, or "fight-or-flight," state to a parasympathetic-dominant, or "rest-and-digest," state, according to Miles. According to Harvard Health, the hypothalamus, a part of your brain that is continually processing information, sends messages to the rest of your body via your autonomic nervous system to either stimulate or relax various bodily processes like heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and digestion. Your sympathetic nervous system responds to stressors like lack of sleep, an argument with a friend, or even physical activity by producing chemicals like adrenaline and raising blood pressure and heart rate (the fight-or- flight response that gets the body ready to deal with potential dangers). However, this response can go into overdrive when your body is consistently under stress (or is activated by earlier, more intense stressful experiences, such as trauma and the PTSD that follows). This can cause issues including an increased risk of heart disease. The state in which we are intended to live is the parasympathetic-dominant state, claims Miles. Furthermore, Reiki supports the autonomic nervous system in moving toward this condition of security, rest, recuperation, and ease. A 30-minute Reiki session with an experienced therapist and a 30-minute placebo treatment with an inexperienced therapist who imitated the Reiki treatment were given to 21 healthcare professionals with burnout in a previous study. Burnout is a work-related mental health condition characterised by mental exhaustion, emotional detachment, and a reduced sense of personal accomplishment. Participants were randomly assigned to receive one of the two treatments, with no knowledge of which treatment they would receive during which session. The two treatments were separated by one week. To determine how the neurological system responded to the therapy, researchers assessed heart rate variability, or the variation in the interval between each heartbeat. A low score suggests that there is minimal variation in heartbeats, indicating that your stress level is high and that the sympathetic, or "fight-or-flight," component of your nervous system may be working overtime. A high score, however, indicates that your nervous system's parasympathetic, or rest-and-digest, component has intensified and that your heartbeats are more variable. Researchers discovered that after receiving Reiki, heart rate variability increased, which shows (using a very quantifiable physiological parameter) that Reiki may aid in the relaxation of a stressed nervous system. Understand that Reiki, according to the NCCIH, is a type of complementary therapy, which means that it should be used in conjunction with other medical and therapeutic procedures rather than as a substitute for them. Although Reiki might potentially help in any condition, according to Miles, it should not be utilised as a replacement for

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