Reiki Light

Here is your exclusive opportunity to start your reiki training with Usui Ryoho Lineage Bearer Johannes Reindl Click here for more information https://reiki-light.uk/event/usui-shiki-ryoho-reiki-i/

Wondering what your life is all about? This entirely channeled workshop will provide the most amazing clarity!
You can join live online - or simply watch a replay if this is more convenient.

This Saturday, 17 September, 9 am PST, 12 pm EST, 5 pm UK time

https://reikiscienceacademy.com/uniquepurpose/

There’s loads of research that shows Reiki to be effective for reducing pain, helping to reduce stress, relieving symptoms of depression and anxiety, and improving quality of life across a range of conditions. A number of hospitals now have their own Reiki programmes that offer Reiki to some patients. One of the benefits of Reiki, as well as some other relaxing therapies, is that it helps shift the autonomic nervous system towards a parasympathetic (rest, digest and regenerate) state. In such a state, the body’s systems, like the immune system, pain management systems, and even regenerative processes are able work more optimally. I actually trained in Reiki myself (back in 2000,2001) after having enjoyed the experience of receiving a few sessions. I included a whole chapter on Reiki in my book, ‘Why Woo-Woo Works’, covering research studies, the natural healer effect, and suggestions on how Reiki and other ‘biofield therapies’ work. 🤓 . . . #reiki #usingsciencetoinspire #rest #relax #heal #therapy

7 April is World Health Day - this year's theme is 'Our planet, our health'

Are we able to reimagine a world where clean air, water and food are available to all?

Where economies are focused on health and wellbeing?

Where cities are liveable and people have control over their health and the health of the planet?

On World Health Day 2022, WHO will focus global attention on urgent actions needed to keep humans and the planet healthy and foster a movement to create societies focused on wellbeing.

It is celebrated annually and each year draws attention to a specific health topic of concern to people all over the world.

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2nd April is World Autism Awareness Day - It's okay to be different

We would like to celebrate autism awareness and acceptance. Autism is a hidden disability. Autistic people are often misunderstood and may require support with things like communication, interaction with others and feeling overwhelmed by the world around them.

In the Reiki world we are all beautiful.

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Integrated Healthcare Collaborative (IHC) Sustainable Healthcare Day...

..starts with Reiki Self-Healing and Self Love – Join us on the 6th April @ 19:00 for a special interactive session on why Reiki is an amazing and sustainable complementary therapy.

We will be looking at topics like:

The health of the planet,
Taking the pressure off the NHS,
Cutting down on medical waste,
Promoting Wellbeing,
Personal aspects of self-healing.

We would love to hear your stories about any of the above topics and how you think Reiki can or does impact them.

This will be followed by an beautiful self-healing Reiki share hosted by our very own Amit Sihra.

The zoom link has been emailed to all members. If you would like to join the UKRF (from only £25!) you will get access to our free member benefits...you can join via our website:

www.reikifed.co.uk/join

This year, on April 6, The UK Reiki Federation and its partners in the Integrated Healthcare Collaborative, are supporting the establishment of Sustainable Healthcare Day.

Sustainable Healthcare is one of the most crucial issues facing us as a population. We want you to join us in starting a national conversation about all aspects of this issue, and help to raise it up the political agenda.

We all have a duty to ensure that our healthcare is provided in ways which are sustainable individually, financially, and environmentally. Every one of us is a stakeholder in our own individual health, and in that of our planet. We all have a voice, and a contribution to make.

In supporting this first Sustainable Healthcare Day, we want the general public, local communities, scientists, businesses, organisations, medical professionals and politicians to all put forward their vision, their priorities, and how each can play their part.

We will be asking you to share your stories about how you are making a contribution to a more sustainable healthcare system. Share your ideas about where we should focus our efforts. It could be small things which you do daily to support your own sustainable individual health, local community projects which you run, or greater policy or strategic work which your business or organisation undertakes. The more stakeholders whose voices are heard, the more inclusive and effective our solutions will be.

Sustainable healthcare needs wider publicity, and greater action from decision-makers. On April 6, join the national conversation about how we can take action. Help us bring this key issue to the forefront of the healthcare agenda.

We will be running a special online event on the 6th. More information to follow shortly.

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