In the realm of alternative healing practices, Reiki and Qigong stand out as two distinct yet interconnected modalities. Both Reiki and Qigong incorporate energy work, but they originate from different cultural backgrounds and have unique approaches.

In this article, we will delve into the principles, techniques, and benefits of Reiki and Qigong to highlight their similarities and differences, enabling a better understanding of these fascinating practices.

Reiki: The Universal Life Force Energy Healing

Reiki is a healing technique that originated in Japan in the late 19th century. The word "Reiki" can be broken down into two components: "Rei," meaning universal or divine, and "Ki," meaning life force energy. Reiki practitioners believe that energy can be channeled through their hands to facilitate healing, relaxation, and overall well-being. The energy flows through the practitioner and into the recipient, promoting balance and harmony on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels.

Reiki Techniques and Applications

Reiki sessions typically involve the practitioner placing their hands lightly on or just above the recipient's body in specific hand positions. The practitioner acts as a conduit, allowing the universal life force energy to flow through them and into the recipient. The aim is to remove energy blockages, restore balance, and promote self-healing within the recipient's body. Reiki is often used to alleviate stress, pain, and emotional imbalances while enhancing relaxation and promoting a sense of overall wellness.

Qigong: Cultivating the Body's Vital Energy

Qigong, on the other hand, originated in ancient China thousands of years ago. Qi (pronounced "chee") refers to vital energy, and Gong means cultivation or practice. Qigong involves a combination of physical postures, breathing techniques, meditation, and focused intention to enhance the flow of Qi within the body. It is a holistic practice that seeks to harmonize the body, mind, and spirit while cultivating and balancing the body's vital energy.

Qigong Techniques and Applications

Qigong encompasses a wide range of exercises and techniques, including gentle movements, stretching, deep breathing, visualization, and meditation. The practitioner aims to enhance the flow of Qi through specific energy channels or meridians in the body, as described in traditional Chinese medicine. By promoting the smooth flow of Qi, Qigong practitioners seek to improve overall health, increase vitality, reduce stress, and cultivate a sense of inner peace and balance.

Comparing Reiki and Qi Gong

While Reiki and Qigong share a common focus on energy, they differ in their techniques, cultural origins, and philosophical underpinnings. Reiki primarily involves the practitioner channeling universal life force energy through their hands, while Qigong emphasizes self-cultivation through physical movement, breathwork, and meditation.

Reiki is often administered through direct touch or proximity, while Qigong exercises are typically performed by the individual seeking to cultivate their own Qi. Both practices have been reported to facilitate relaxation, stress reduction, and promote overall well-being. Reiki is often sought after for its healing benefits, while Qigong is valued for its potential to enhance physical vitality, mental clarity, and spiritual development.

In summary, Reiki and Qi Gong are two distinct yet complementary practices that focus on energy work and holistic well-being. Reiki emphasizes the channeling of universal life force energy through the practitioner to the recipient, while Qigong revolves around self-cultivation and harmonizing the body's vital energy. Despite their differences, both modalities offer profound benefits in promoting relaxation, balance, and overall wellness. Whether one chooses Reiki or Qigong, exploring these practices can provide valuable insights into the nature of energy and its role in healing and personal growth.

Qigong Energy Healing

Qigong energy healing is one of the oldest of the energetic healing practices and ancient records show that it has been around for thousands of years. China has clinics in China where they treat serious health conditions with Qigong. There are many scientific studies in China that point to the effectiveness of Qigong practice and treatment. Here are some conditions that energetic healing can help with:

• Banish Illness

• Dissolve Pain & Stress

• Restore Energy & Stamina

• Conquer Anxiety and Depression

• Overcome Insomnia

• Revive the Immune System

• Balance Emotions

• Relax and Calm the Mind & Body

• Boost Creativity & Productivity

• Help Heal a Variety of Health Conditions by Balancing the Energy System

Distant energy healing therapy is now being recognized as an alternative energetic healing modality and is being clinically studied at places like California Pacific Medical Center in Northern California. Qigong distant healing has been used successfully in the Far East since ancient times.

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About The Author:

Michael Mohoric is a remote energy healer who has studied a variety of alternative healing systems for over 30 years. He practiced meditation and yoga for many years and started studying Qigong in 1994, after experiencing some health issues.

In August 2000, Michael suffered a severe spinal cord injury and lost most of the use and feeling in his arms and legs. He was told that he might never walk again. He used the Qigong techniques he learned to help heal himself. He also discovered he was blessed with a gift for distant energy healing while recovering. 

For several years, Michael served as the Secretary of the International Tibetan Qigong Assoc. He has worked with people all over the world to help them regain and enhance their health and well-being. He has over 1,000 endorsements on Linkedin from other professionals, many in the health care profession.

He was invited to the 13th and 20th World Congress on Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine and conducted a remote healing session for the attendees. He is also a professional member of the National Qigong Association.

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