Kundalini is a very powerful but gentle healing sysytem. Kundalini means that the chakras and other healing channels have been opened, and you have thereby gained access to the Earth's energy which is a part of the universal energy. Kundalini Reiki is often called Kundalini Fire as it blazes through the chakras burning away the old blockages and leaving you full of clean energy.
The Root chakra, which is the energy centre located near the coccyx, acts as an entrance for the Kundalini energy.
Hereafter, the energy runs all the way up through the body, through the main energy channel, and out of the Crown chakra.
This energy channel goes from the Root chakra to the Crown chakra on the top of the head. An open Kundalini means that over a period of time, a complete cleansing of the chakras, the body parts and the energy channels is obtained. It may take several sessions to fully complete this process, 4 - 6 is normal.
Sessions are carried out with the recipient laid on their back on a comfortable couch. The Reiki Master, (Richard Wain), works in the Aura and usually no contact is made with the person. However, in some circumstances, and only with expressed permission, he may have to use light touch to open the flow fully.
We have a very strong commitment to client aftercare. With this in mind, after your course of treatment, you will be offered an appointment for six weeks time for a check-up and 'tweeking' if required. The receptionist will then make an appointment for three or six months time for another precautionary check to sort out problems before they get chance to become serious again. (Rather like the six month check given by dentists).
From what we are told by our clients those that choose to have regular sessions of healing lead happier healthier lives compared to those who only come to see us when they need to.
Healer - Dr. Richard Wain
Richard makes no claims that he can cure any diseases or ailments - he is just a conduit for healing energies and it is the recipient who uses these in the healing process.
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