There are Professional gardeners who have attended Reiki trainings in Dublin. Believe it or not, they used Reiki energy on plants and they all testified positive result! Logically, if you have not witnessed the benefits of Reiki on plant life you might be unconvinced. I always say that the proof is in the pudding. If you are skeptical about the capabilities of Reiki energy, then use it to see what results you get. You can’t say something doesn’t work unless you have tested it out objectively.
Reiki on your seeds
There are many people who have completed Reiki classes with me who use Reiki on plant life. Many Reiki enthusiasts actually Reiki the seeds before they plant them. They simply hold the packet of seeds between their hands and Reiki them for a few minutes.
Reiki on Trees
The best way to administer Reiki energy healing to a tree is to gently place your two hands on the trunk. There are many reasons why people might be inclined to use natural healing on trees. These reasons include trees challenged with disease or by environmental factors. A few minutes can go a long way. There is no need to spend long periods using Reiki therapy. Most Reiki practitioners spend no more than fifteen minutes at a time using this method of natural healing on trees. Reiki therapists prefer to do frequent short Reiki sessions than fewer longer ones.
Reiki on Flowers and Plants
Administering Reiki therapy to flowers and plants is easy. Reiki as a method of natural healing is frequently used by gardeners. At my Reiki 1 courses participants are shown how to beam energy to plants. There is no need to actually touch the flower or plant. Place your hands an inch or so away and target the energy to the area that needs it. Again, a few minutes goes a long way.
Reiki practitioners who use Reiki on plants say that it helps accelerate growth as well as assisting plants that are challenged with other issues. I have had a few people turn up because of amazing results seen in their plants after friends used Reiki on them.
This article beautifully encapsulates the intersection of spirituality and horticulture. The idea that Reiki can foster plant growth is not only intriguing but also expands our understanding of energy in nature. I applaud the authors for shedding light on such an innovative practice.
*So you’re telling me that if I give my ferns a little energy hug, they’ll grow faster?* Sign me up! Next thing you know, we’ll be having deep conversations with daisies about their life goals!
“Reiki therapy for trees?” This is a unique concept that underscores how interconnected we are with our environment. It’s essential to consider all avenues when caring for our green friends, as they play such a vital role in our ecosystem.
I have personally experienced the benefits of Reiki on my plants! After incorporating these techniques, my garden has flourished in ways I never expected. It’s wonderful to see more awareness being brought to holistic approaches like this!
*Reiki for plants?* What’s next, tarot reading for tomatoes? It sounds like a delightful blend of fantasy and gardening! Maybe I should try singing opera to my succulents—who knows what might happen!
“The proof is in the pudding”—unless it’s pudding made from magical beans! Let’s not kid ourselves; plants thrive on sunlight and water, not mystical hand-waving. Perhaps we should leave gardening to gardeners and keep the Reiki at yoga class?
While I appreciate the enthusiasm for alternative methods, this article reads more like a pseudoscientific pamphlet than a credible source. The lack of empirical evidence supporting these claims is disheartening. Where are the rigorous studies to back this up?
As someone deeply invested in botany, I find this discussion on Reiki’s application to plant care fascinating. Although unconventional, it raises interesting questions about energetic interactions within living organisms. However, rigorous scientific scrutiny is necessary to validate these practices.