Healing Hands - Learn the Difference Between Pranic Healing and Reiki Healing

The ancient art of Healing Hands or the laying ofmany ways including:
hands on a person for healing has become very1. Both modalities heal the Aura or sometimes called
popular but many people are unsure of thethe energy body which results in increased physical
difference between the two modalities of Reiki andheath
Pranic Healing. Both systems use Life Force Energy to2. Negative energy and toxin build up are cleansed
bring forth a healing for the recipient or patient.from the body
Reiki was rediscovered by Mikado Usui in the 18003. And both modalities acknowledge that the body
and has been widely practiced all over the world, andcan heal themselves, and are an open channel for self
is even today extremely popular and highly respectedhealing
forms of healing hands therapy available.Although Rieki and Pranic Healing are both excellent
The word Reiki is made up of two Japanese words.forms of healing hands treatments they are similar in
The first one is Rei which means life force energy orsome beliefs although the methods and techniques
spirit, and Ki meaning energy. The two combinedare different. Some include:
translate as Life Force Energy which is the basis for1. In Reiki the use of Reiki Symbols, Chanting and
natural healing.repeating of healing words are used to assist the
Pranic Healing was founded by Grandmaster Choahealing and these are not included in the Pranic
Kok Sui and is a system of energy medicine usingHealing Sessions.
healing hands, which uses prana to increase the2. In Reiki it is believed that Reiki energy is safe and
energetic body or the Aura, And in turn increasingone can never receive to much energy although
the vital energy of the physical body. Prana is aPranic Healing warns not to transmit excess energy
Sanskrit word meaning life force emery.to the recipient.
Reiki and Pranic Healing are unique although theBoth healing hands modalities are excellent and heal
healing benefits and outcomes are very similar infor the highest good of the recipient.