Nina L. Paul

Reiki—the alternative medicine therapy that's becoming mainstream Reiki is a subtle, non-invasive form of healing that uses spiritually guided life force energy, and 60% of top hospitals in the United States now offer it as complementary treatment for anxiety, depression, pain relief, and more. Reiki For Dummies is a clear and easy-to-follow guide to the origins of Reiki, where you can study Reiki, what it can do for you, what to expect in a session, and how to use Reiki at home. This book takes you through the principles, practice, and uses of Reiki—even if you're skeptical or taking your first Reiki class. Dummies is the perfect starting point for anyone interested in benefiting from Reiki or becoming a Reiki healer. Discover how Reiki fits in with other healing practices, and how it just might transform your life. This book makes it easy. Learn what Reiki is and how to find a Reiki practitionerPrepare for your Reiki session and set realistic goals and expectationsExplore Reiki classes, symbols, and techniquesGet started performing Reiki with basic hand positions and self-treatmentDiscover the fascinating history and evolution of this Japanese healing practice This edition has been expanded with new information on self-Reiki, mind-body healing with Reiki, and becoming a Reiki professional. Plus, you'll find the latest Reiki resources to expand your healing journey.

Möchten auch Sie die Selbstheilkräfte des Körpers für sich und andere nutzen und damit mehr Wohlempfinden spüren oder weitergeben? Die Reiki-Meisterin Nina Paul zeigt Ihnen, wie Reiki die sanfte natürliche Energiemethode, helfen kann. Zunächst erläutert sie die Ursprünge der Lehre des Japaners Mikao Usui, die auf der Kraft der Lebensenergie beruht, und die Bedeutung der Symbole und Handpositionen. Sie erfahren, was es mit den fünf Lebensregeln auf sich hat und wie einfach Sie die drei Grade des Reiki erreichen können. Und bald sind Sie bereit, Reiki für sich und andere anzuwenden und in Ihren Alltag zu integrieren.

A comprehensive, empathetic guide for anyone suffering from this serious liver disease Approximately 4 million Americans and 170 million people worldwide suffer from hepatitis C, a viral liver disease that is treatable but not curable. It accounts for more than 40 percent of U.S. liver disease deaths-about 8,000 to 10,000 people annually-and is the most common reason for liver transplantation. This compassionate guide explains how hepatitis C affects the liver and the body and provides solid advice on today's treatment options-from drugs (and their side effects) to transplants and alternative therapies-as well as tips on dealing with the emotional and financial burdens the disease brings with it. Nina L Paul, PhD (New York, NY) earned her doctorate in infectious disease epidemiology and immunology from Yale University. She has researched viruses (human immunodeficiency virus and others) and the immune system.