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I have just had a very interesting conversation with an old client of mine. We were discussing how we decide what we can afford in our lives. What makes us decide that say an item of clothing is too expensive. When do we decide that we cannot afford to buy that latest mobile phone - spending money on the 'must haves' that can give us a 'rush'. And when it comes to paying for something lasting in our lives, something that will not give us a transitory 'high' but will makes us feel good about ourselves, will improve us in so many ways, how do we choose? Are we scared to let go of the material items that have relieved our symptoms of stress, though only temporary? Reiki treament can balance out our moods, allow us to be level headed and always help us to be the best we can be. And that's not scary at all.

Sunday, 21 February 2010

Yesterday I saw the film 'Avatar'. It was sensational to watch especially in 3D and on a massive screen. The story line was a little thin but I liked it very much nevertheless. One line that made me take notice at the time and has stayed with me since, is that the Avatars spoke about the energy that flowed between them all and the animals and plants on their planet. It was revolving and when someone or something died the energy was returned to the source, that it was "only borrowed".

Tuesday, 24 November 2009

One of my clients was talking to me last night after a treatment about the benefits of Reiki and how she liked to come to me and she told me that she had felt that she had "to invest in myself".

Friday, 25 September 2009

Is this question philosophy or theology? I have worked alot with the terminally ill and am always asked this question. I wonder myself. I have heard it said that the person has fulfilled their potential and so its their time to pass on. That person and those who are left do not always agree!