Frickin' Reiki People Still *** Me Off (Page 1 of 3)

This is interesting about how you get the ear noises, too, when you are under attack.  I sometimes get those, but usually it's more of a big emotional cloud of HATRED that just comes at me from the outside.  You know how we all have a natural fight or flight response, and our nervous systems are finely tuned instruments that can respond to perceived danger in the environment?  Well, it's like that kicks in to an extremely high degree all of a sudden. My auric field KNOWS that there is danger. And it will completely pull me out of whatever I am doing so that I am made aware of it and can shake it off. 

So then, logical Virgo me looks for the cause to explain the effect, and there it is in my web logs. 'Cause nothing else unusual was going on yesterday, I dealt with nobody unusual over the course of my day. So the only anomaly was the extreme "attention" being focused on me by the people at the Reiki thread.

Now....Reiki people reading this or those who have considered studying it....here's the deal.  You are being told that Reiki is a system of pure loving intent that conveys clean, unadulterated goodness to people.  This is great in that it means you truly want to help people. How wonderful is that? You're already ahead of 99% of the population who couldn't care less about trying to help others in any way, shape, or form.

HOWEVER....what you can't see, and what psychics like me have spent a lifetime learning to see and discern, is the entities that have overlaid both the Reiki system itself (largely coming from the ancient Sanskrit symbols but also other stuff bound into the origins of Reiki) and also within the auric fields of most of the Reiki instructors on the planet. 

So, you have two points of energy contagion or psychic possession that you are giving permission to receive. One is giving permission (through blind faith in the system) to the Reiki symbols and the entire lineage of Reiki - even though you never personally met Usui, the founder, and probably never met his immediate students either.  So you never got to check out his energy and integrity in person and are agreeing to be initiated into whatever he was doing on blind faith.

(Hint -- that's not usually a good idea.  You need to learn how to check out the energy of teachers yourself, and you can't do that when their energy is being passed through multiple generations of teachers who were initiated beneath him. You're not getting a chance to examine the original source.)

And then the other source of psychic contagion is everything you are picking up from your teacher.

Your teacher is interested in metaphysics, right? He or she may have dabbled in everything ranging from black magic to yoga to eastern mysticism to channeling ET's.  You don't know everything this person has been up to. 

So again, on blind faith you are opening yourself up to this teacher's energy...and you are saying "PASS ME YOUR ENERGY. WITH EVERYTHING THAT IS ATTACHED TO YOU AS WELL."

So....whatever stuff is hovering in their field, whatever entities they have signed on with through their various studies and dabbling with psychic energy...is now being passed to you because you have agreed to receive it all, kit and kaboodle, from your teacher.

So, you're paying hundreds of dollars for what amounts to an instant psychic possession weekend.

Personally, I like to spend my money on other things.

Sometime, and at some point in your life post Reiki initiation, people who can see and perceive etheric stuff will call you on it.  A child might react really negatively to your presence and you won't be able to figure out why. An old person might get really sick in your presence or have a sudden recurrence of a horrible health problem in your presence -- or this will happen shortly after you spent time with them.  Psychics like me who can see and perceive all manner of specific stuff in a person's energy field might get up the balls to say, "Um, hey, you know, I'm kinda sensing some stuff around you that might not be so good."

And of course, you're going to react REALLY well to that.  You will chalk it all up to a "detox process," "their karma," "a healing crisis that needed to happen, " or "That psychic chick is just trying to rain on my parade and she obviously works for the CIA."

Open your eyes, Reiki people. That's all I'm asking. You will see things going on in your interactions with others that get a lot more negative or terrible, and you will wonder why you are attracting these things.  If you undo your Reiki initiation, remove the symbols you have taken on into your auric field and dissolve them with divine light, and also decord or disconnect from your teacher and his or her influences, you will regain equilibrium, and then you can examine how it feels plugged into Reiki vs. being unplugged from Reiki. There's a HUGE difference.

The former Reiki practitioners I've worked with who have undone their Reiki ties report increased health, better relationships, less chaos and weirdness and abductions going on, and a deeper, cleaner connection to Spirit after they let go of the Reiki stuff.

So....just consider...maybe....that there is a cleaner, more direct way of embracing a loving higher power that doesn't require the filter of symbols, initiations from teachers, or anything external like that.

Love is the only thing you need. But love projected using the filter or negative overlays that Reiki adds to the mix is NOT the same thing as simple loving intent.

That's the point I want to hammer into the Reiki people's heads.

Okay, enough hammering for the day!  My hands hurt.

LipstickMystic aka Jennifer

To chuck in my two penneth, when i was working as Homeopath i witnessed  quite a few clients who after taking up reiki had blocks to getting well some of whom were making good progress until they started having reiki sessions.
It gets even worse if the reiki practitioner uses unbalanced symbols in their work which appears to be a complete western distortion.

Steve Gamble has written an interesting article about the true origins of reiki and how the teachings have become distorted over time.

http://www.equilibrauk.com/trueoriginsofreiki.pdf

Years ago I attended a Reiki class as a trade-out for a reading I did.  The woman had VERY strange energy, and the reading I had done for her showed that she had a lot of life issues (which she confirmed). 

I can remember her talking about how it's natural for healers to take on the "stuff" of the people they're healing, and that this is why so many healers have weight issues.  I didn't like the sound of that.  I know it's true, but she was presenting it as though this was a condition that couldn't be avoided-- and was actually the mark of a truly loving person. 

One valid point she made that still makes me smile... she said that cats were natural "Reiki" healers, and that hers would put her paws on someone she was healing.  I doubt very much that cats will have any truck with Reiki, but I do believe in the healing aspect.  Who knows, maybe that cat was undoing her work in the same way your Prana instructor was doing for your New Age partner!

So, we don't have an "alternative" healing way here as Reiki-people often says. This has same complications just as conventional drugs.

I never researched Reiki. Some may say Reiki is not something "to be researched" but this is "my way" you know. So I don't exactly know what the details of Reiki work is. But what LM said makes perfect sense:

Wow! Great view!

Drugs have their side effects. Vitamins, minerals and herbs - which I had a MS degree on - have their unwanted effects and even toxicities too. Drugs do not "ask" your body's permission once they enter to your system. They directly go to revelant receptor, inhibit or stimulate it. Then a lot of pathway which is connected to that receptor changes/alters. Allright, maybe your pain is decreased but your stomach is disturbed because they use the same pathway in the body.

Vitamins/herbs are more gentle. But if you use them overdose or even mix them with some drugs there are toxicity risks. Synthetic vitamins are worse. I once said in one of my seminars "synthetic and natural vitamins are chemically the same but the molecules have different experiences" (haha, nobody heard that in the audience). So it's the same with the Reiki. It may be a good way if the source/mediator is pure. But we all have different experiences don't we? We don't even know the attachments we ourselves have, how can be sure of others.

A lot food for thought I say, thanks for the thread LM.

Yeah, it would be nice if Reiki people were more open to a "peer review" process where those of us who have experienced serious problems either when receiving the technique or observing the technique in action could officially have our voices heard. The entire problem with so many alternative healing modalities is that they are not transparent, not open to independent observation. And if you are critical of them -- with very good reason -- your consciousness is to blame!  That's the insane part.

Imagine going to a doctor for treatment for a serious illness, and then you get even more sick after the treatment, and so you very reasonably ask him what went wrong -- and he blames YOU for the fact that you got sicker.

This is what Reiki people and many DNA activation people and what not are doing ALL THE TIME. 

Very silly. How can anybody in the holistic health community expect to be taken seriously when they never allow dissenting voices to be acknowledged?  They're basing their work on superstition, blind faith, and ego instead of logic, experiential wisdom, shared anecdotes, and discernment.

It's just become this ooga-booga technique with all this mystery around it.

About yoga -- yoga does severe damage to the sacral chakra, and Stuart Wilde talks about how yoga opens up your lower chakras to parasitic infestation by the negs.  I've observed this to be true, too.  I tried to take two different yoga classes years ago.  My teachers were both very physically ill and major devotees of the Kripalu center, the big yoga center in New York state.  I'll have to write more about yoga stuff sometime! But it is bad news. 

There is a wonderful essay in the current issue of a new magazine called Men's Vogue here in the US. It's the issue with Aussie actor Hugh Jackman on the cover. (YUM! Love me that Hugh Jackman.   Within the magazine is an essay a man wrote about being a "yoga widower." It's a somewhat humorous yet also very serious account of how his wife's addiction to yoga quite literally destroyed their marriage.

What he DOESN'T say explicitly in the essay, but what you can clearly read between the lines if you are metaphysically savvy, is that essentially the cult-like nature of the yoga world and the psychic possession of the entities turned his otherwise lovely wife into a cranky, critical, weird, obsessive yoga zombie.  And the breakup of their marriage made him very sad. They had been this amazingly in synch couple who just loved each other so much and had been together for years before yoga intervened.

This essay should be read as a "primer" by anyone thinking of taking yoga or considering taking it again.  In my experience, when taking yoga, you have about a three week period during which the entities attached to the yoga ley lines (especially Hatha Yoga or "beginner's yoga") will battle for control of you.  And you either fend them off and suddenly feel an aversion to going to class and stop going, or you sign on with them. There are no other choices.

The entities involved are the same group of albino/Nordics that have done a great deal of damage to humanity and tried to enslave them on every level . They are related to the negative reptilians, but I believe they are a different species.  I don't know for sure, though.  There seems to be a lot of crossover between beings of that type being rep shapeshifters.  But the ones who came after me the two different times I tried yoga were the albino/Nordic humanoids. Nasty pieces of work. They "own" all lineages of yoga.  They especially love stealing women's sexual energy by subverting it into yoga practice - that's how the critters get their loosh harvest, from the women assuming all those pretzel-like positions with their crotch aimed in weird directions.  And then the women later wonder why they have troubles achieving orgasms or are experiencing infertility issues. It's because parasitic energies are plugged into their female organs at that point.

In the man's essay in Men's Vogue he talks about the irony of how his yoga-addicted wife got all flexible and limber and slim, and how his male friends said, "Wow, you guys must be doing interesting things in bed now!" ....but the fact of the matter was that she lost all interest in sex as she got more sucked into the yoga world, plus she pretty much emasculated him for not eating right, not SITTING right, etc.  And this was not the woman he knew and loved.

Maybe I should start offering teeshirts in my online store.....

"Just say no to yoga"

"Don't be a Reikihead."

I think the saddest thing is that all of these heavily promoted, highly popularized, New Age practices like Reiki and yoga are taking truly innocent folks with good intentions who want to do something spiritual with their lives and subverting that kind energy into a nasty loosh harvest for the negs.  Practitioners of both disciplines are just serving themselves up on a platter for the nasty critters to have a big, fat dinner.

Personally, I'm all for starving the suckers.

LipstickMystic aka Jennifer

I thought the same thing.  The only difference I could see is that Yoga induces a meditative state as well as body positioning.  Could be something different, but that's the only explanation I could come up with.

I don't do Yoga either.  But that's just because it requires too much pain and work.