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wow! You learn something new every day!
Thanks for all that it were fascinating.
I am trying at the moment, not to tie myself up with what is or isn't, do's or don'ts. The name of the book is 'Reiki Fire', written and published in '98, by a man named Peter something. Of course something stands for his las name, I just can't think of it.
Reiki is of itself. But I find that it is just one way, maybe not the best way, maybe not the worst way, to channel this universal energy. It's the best way for me at the moment. I'm comfortable with that. Check amazon or e-bay or just yahoo it to find the book.
qi gong is qi gong, in and of itself. just as reiki is reiki in and of itself. If something is part of something or not, I'm not going to worry myself too much about it. It really doesn't matter. I did that before when doing qi gong exercises. I thought it would somehow mess up if mixed, two different styles, you know. In the end I don't think I benifited to the best of ability because of that.
One of my tai chi and chi kung teachers said that he had an experience with chi kung. I can't remember the details, but opposite him this lady and he, were doing a specific exercise. She had been suffering with discomfort in her belly. during and after the exercise, he/they both felt heat in that region, and the discomfort lifted, or something.
Another time he said that he felt heat/energy in his crown. I remarked to myself that this sounded like reiki. I'm just grateful for the experience taught.
As to if reiki is a part of qi gong? I don't know, I may have missread or missinterped or half-read...etc, you get the drift.
My reiki/seicheim teacher said I think, that Reiki is a prt of seicheim, or is the earth element healing ray, while all the others in it are water, air, fire and ether.
I have a little trouble with it to be honest, so I'm just concentrating on just reiki.
Thanks, y'all
Nameste
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