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Given here is information about in Reiki
attunement process. Check out the Reiki healing attunements.
Reiki Attunement |
Reiki attunement is actually an instigation to
develop crown, heart and palm chakras, to facilitate the flow of
energies through them. It's a revered process of meditation that can
only be imparted by a Reiki master. In fact, the whole process of
attunement is the beginning of the recipient to become a Reiki
practitioner. Prior to the attunement, the aspirant is recommended to
undergo the purification as its aids this process. As you get attuned to
Reiki, you get the ability to access the Reiki energy for the prospect
of healing a person or situation.
Attunements can be imparted either for training a person in Reiki or
for just providing somebody a superior experience of universal life
force energy than generally experienced in treatments. The attunement
process is a spiritual ceremony, where the Reiki Master uses the symbols
and other signs in a given manner. This spiritual ceremony forms an
energy blueprint around the recipient heading for attunement, which
further attunes his energy field to the energies embodied by the
symbols.
The basic difference between healing and attunement is that Reiki
healing enables a person to cure his problem with energy, whereas
attunement is a process that makes a person proficient to heal others.
The attunement is permanent if symbol for the "subconscious"
is used by the master, making the recipient a practitioner of Reiki.
Without the use of this symbol, the attunement is only for short-term.
The attunement is done only once and it is sufficient for all levels of
Reiki, but it can also be taken at each level for better strength of
energies. During this ceremony, Reiki master follows these steps.
- The master instructs one or more recipients to ground and center
themselves. He repeats that it is a spiritual ceremony and everybody
should be open to experiences that happen. Some relaxing music or
incense might be put up to set the mood.
- The master faces the recipients and holds their hands up high, at
shoulder height, with palms facing frontward. The recipients are
made to sit in a row so that area around them is left for the master
to walk.
- He walks around the recipients and takes one full circle.
Thereafter, he again goes at the back to stand behind the recipient.
- To this ceremony, there are two halves - one part is done behind
the recipient and the other is performed in the front.
- The master now holds the left hand palm up beside the recipient's
head. Generally the left hand is used for receiving energy, whereas
the right hand is used for giving energy.
- With his right hand, the master draws the symbols over the crown
of the recipient's head.
- As and when he gets done at the backside, he walks around and
comes in the front. At the front, he takes the recipient's hands in
his own hands for a moment.
- He then draws the symbols over the hand and chants the name of
the symbol three times, in his mind.
- Now he visualizes the master symbol in violet color and blows
lightly from the base chakra to the crown chakra for two times. He
touches the forehead (third eye).
- After that, he again draws the symbols over the forehead (third
eye) and also chants the names of the symbols for three times.
- Then, he quietly separates the hands and visualizes the master
symbol again. Thereafter, he gently blows from base to crown chakra.
- Once again, he visualizes the master symbol in the palm of his
right hand and holds it over the recipient's left hand. He then
gently slaps the recipient's palm with his palm.
- Yet again, he imagines the master symbol in the palm of his left
hand and holds it over the recipient's right hand. The recipient's
palm is lightly slapped by the master's palm.
- Once more, he visualizes the master symbol and softly blows into
the area between the hands while bringing the palms together.
- Now he leaves the hands of recipient and touches him in the heart
area, symbolizing that he has given him back to himself.
- He steps back and bows to honor the recipient for what he is.
- As soon as he finishes attuning, he takes another circle around
the recipient and ends up in front.
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