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When to Use Reiki Symbols

Reiki, the ancient Japanese healing technique that harnesses the universal life energy, has gained popularity worldwide for its ability to promote balance, harmony, and well-being. At the core of Reiki lies a set of sacred symbols, each holding its unique purpose and power. In this post, we delve into the realm of these symbols and explore when to use them to enhance your Reiki practice.

# 1. Initiating the Healing Process



The first opportunity to utilize Reiki symbols arises during the initiation process. Reiki practitioners often learn four traditional symbols, namely Cho Ku Rei, Sei He Ki, Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen, and Dai Ko Myo. These symbols serve as a key to access and channel the healing energy. During initiations, practitioners are attuned to these symbols, empowering them to connect with the universal life force energy more effectively.

# 2. Establishing Sacred Space



Creating a sacred space is a vital aspect of any healing practice. The second instance where Reiki symbols can be employed is during the establishment of this sacred space. By drawing or visualizing the Cho Ku Rei symbol at the corners of the room, you can enhance the energetic ambiance, purify the area, and create an environment conducive to deep healing and relaxation.

# 3. Boosting Energy Flow



One of the primary purposes of Reiki symbols is to amplify the energy flow and intensify the impact of the healing session. During hands-on or distance healing sessions, practitioners can activate the healing energy by drawing or visualizing the Cho Ku Rei symbol over the afflicted area. This symbol serves as a switch to turn up the divine healing energy, increasing its potency and efficiency.

# 4. Emotional Healing and Balance



The Sei He Ki symbol, often referred to as the emotional healing symbol, plays a crucial role in addressing emotional wounds and imbalances. This symbol can be used to specifically focus on releasing and healing emotional trauma, reducing anxiety, fostering forgiveness, and promoting emotional harmony. It acts as a gentle yet powerful tool to soothe the emotional body and restore inner peace.

# 5. Transcending Time and Space



Through the Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen symbol, Reiki practitioners gain the ability to merge the realms of time and space. This symbol allows for distance healing, enabling practitioners to send healing energy to individuals, situations, or events located far away in both time and physical distance. By visual

When do you like to use the symbols? Let me know in a comment!

Reiki on,

Vickie