The history of Reiki as an official medical field appeared more than 100 years ago when the famous Japanese scientist Mikao Usui discovered this unique method as a result of many years of self-improvement and deep meditation. At first, when people only learned about the existence of Reiki, negative reviews, of course, were, as a person is inclined to be wary of everything new and unknown. However, soon this teaching gained recognition and popularity not only in Japan but throughout the world. After the death of the master, his successor, military doctor Chujiro Hayashi, built the first clinic in Tokyo specializing in Reiki treatment. He also streamlined all knowledge in this area, creating a certain system of hand positions on the body to achieve a therapeutic effect.
In the United States, the teachings of Reiki came thanks to Dr. Hawayo Takata, who kept this Japanese school despite the World War II. For most of her life, she told the world what Reiki is and taught those who wish this ancient practice. Although people are skeptical of alternative methods of medicine, this is by no means the case with Reiki. Negative reviews about unsuccessful treatment are extremely rare and are mainly the result of insufficient competence of the master.
Like everything created by the Japanese people, the teaching of Reiki is permeated with a philosophical component. Actually, it is on it that all the basic oriental methods of treatment are based. The main principles of Reiki are calm, harmony with oneself and the world, respect for parents and mentors, as well as honesty and love for nature. These words are very close to many religious and philosophical teachings and correspond to the generally accepted concept of humanity, so Reiki gained popularity around the world, despite religious or ideological differences. Using the Energy of Life for healing, true Reiki masters simply cannot get negative feedback, since a correctly conducted session not only heals the body, but also elevates the soul, bringing it closer to enlightenment.
Everyone can learn Reiki, but for practice, you will need initiation, which can only be done by a real master. Initiating reiki outwardly looks like a rite of energy transfer from teacher to student, however this process has a much deeper nature. By and large, the master simply opens his eyes to the student that he already has - a connection with the subtle world and its energies. The process of mastering reiki is like learning a little kitten. Until the owner pokes his face in a saucer with milk, the kitten will not notice him. So it is with the practice of Reiki: this energy channel is accessible to everyone, but not everyone knows about it and is able to properly use this unique opportunity.
Due to the amazing effect that Reiki has on the human body, there are practically no negative reviews about this practice. Only those who are too lazy to work on themselves and, therefore, have not received any result, can respond negatively. Like any true knowledge, Reiki requires a complete dedication of one’s life to teaching - this is the only way to free your mind and change your life for the better thanks to new opportunities that open to patient and devoted students.