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| Home > Diseases Cured by Reiki > Depression, Fear & Fatigue
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| | Depression, Fear & Fatigue
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Depression: Reiki whole body treatment is necessary along with special emphasis on the following positions:
Position 1: From the forehead to the region of the top teeth, the healer should place the hands in a parallel position to the right and left of the nose.
Position 2: The hands cup the back of the head. The fingertips are placed on the medulla oblongata (the soft spot one can feel if the fingers are passed along the mid-line of the head to the neck; about halfway the hard bone ends and changes into a soft depression).
Position 3: The balls of the thumb should be each placed on the ridges of the pelvic bones, the tips of the hands close to each other at the pubic bone, forming a "V".
Position 4: The hands are placed on the soles of the feet. In addition, the big toes must be covered from the tips.
Fear: In extreme case of fear, placing of hands on top of the head will help the client closed. This will open up the client and reduce his fear of physical closeness. Also, Reiki energy can be given to the inside and outside of the elbows. Use the following positions:
Position 1: One hand is placed above the navel, the other below it.
Position 2: The hands are placed on the lower ribs above the kidney.
Position 3: One hand is placed across the sacral plate (bone plate above the fold of the buttocks). The other hand is placed vertically below (with a little more Pressure).
Position 4: The hands are placed on the soles of the feet. In addition, the big toes must be covered from the tips.
Fatigue: Chakra balancing by Reiki should be done in order to restore energy. Also, use the following positions:
Position 1: From the forehead to the region of the top teeth, the healer should place the hands in a parallel position to the right and left of the nose.
Position 2: The hands are placed on the temples with the fingertips reaching to the cheekbones.
Position 3: The balls of the thumb should be each placed on the ridges of the pelvic bones, the tips of the hands close to each other at the pubic bone, forming a "V".
Position 4: One hand is placed across the sacral plate (bone plate above the folds of the buttocks). The other hand is placed vertically below (with a little more Pressure).
Position 5: The hands are placed on the soles of the feet. In addition, the big toes must be covered from the tips.
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