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My Dearest Master,
My humble reverence to you. Reiki power is natural and powerful,
available to us at all times. Some say, it works on the belief
system. Even allopathic medicines work on belief only. What we call
the placebo effect is nothing but the belief one has embedded in the
subconscious. Kudos to you and your team for providing this divine
power to them to get rid of AIDS, the killer disease.
Unlike all of the medical and other healing systems, in Reiki we can
visibly see the healing process. I just want to share this experience
of mine with you so that my fellow Reiki Masters and Healers would
enjoy.
A lady was referred to me with general weakness and leg pain. I
cleansed her thoroughly and as soon as I touched her crown chakra,
she slipped into a deep sleep. When I gave her Reiki profusely to the
heart chakra, IT Happened. Her stomach swelled with air (no visible
inhalation, of course) and her exhalation was heavy with a big "woosh" sound. Several times it happened. In
Hinduism this sort of breathing is called "Breath of
Divinity". We could see (my daughter and wife were there at my
side) the auto-adjustments in the breathing pattern to fetch more
oxygen to the system.
Until I completed the entire session, the lady was fast asleep and
the snoring heavily. When I completed the session and woke her up,
she was fresh, knowing nothing for more than 45 minutes. She said she
felt some heaviness in the chest and stomach. I gave more Reiki for
her base chakra and both the legs (feet chakras also). She became
immediately better. I told her to get Reiki for 2 / 3 times, as
booster sessions, then she would be alright.
She left my home as a happy woman. I also learn from her husband that
she would normally have shallow breathing, and he wondered how she
was able to breathe so deeply and heavily!
For Reiki Masters, Healers and the recipients who enjoy Reiki
Sessions, this is not an incident to wonder about, but for people who
do not know about the Power of Reiki, there is much to wonder.
With warm regards and respects,
Ganesh Ramachandran
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