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Reiki Readings

Last night I came home to a nice surprise! Three Angel Readings booked online! I am not charging much, and when I have asked my Guides if I should raise the price they say no. My readings are short, sweet and to the point. At the moment I am keen to practice email readings and I'm grateful for every opportunity.  In a couple months I may start with 10-15 minute Skype readings.  

It is a great way to push myself past the stage fright. I used to block the messages because I got nervous, but now they come quickly. One of the greatest challenges is actually translating the Angel Reading from pictograms to words.  Tuning in at a distance is quite the experience too. The novelty should have worn off by now, but I'm still pleasantly surprised that email readings can be so accurate. The angel takes the credit on that one, they are not bound by time or space. LOL. 

Today I tried a new technique to set up the reading. I used one of the Reiki Symbols to build a bridge to the client. This symbol is used to send Distant Reiki. This symbol reminds me of Hiro Nakamura from the tv show Heroes. Hiro was the Master of Time and Space. This Reiki Symbol bends time and space, building a bridge through the Unified Energy Field that sustains us all. We use it at the start of a Distant Reiki session to establish the connection, and again at the end to close it. 

If we can use that bridge to send and receive Reiki, we can also use it to read the client's energy field during a psychic reading. It was a nice experiment! I've had good feedback on the 1st reading, and I'm curious to see what comes up in the second one. If this works I may use it in most of my Angel Readings   =) 



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Reiki hugs, Regina 


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