Deborah Mairesse, Alison Walters and I, the Reiki therapists at the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital in Brighton, had the wonderful opportunity to meet Keith Hunt, MBE, who has been organising and championing complementary therapy at the Royal Free Hospital for 50 years now! He has immense experience, passion and insight and it was a real inspiration to meet him. Here is a video of him explaining his work and how it benefits patients.
Read MoreGetting really excited about this concept of living inside out. There is so much power and truth in it, that we’re always and forever okay at our core and it’s really just our thoughts that lead us away from this realisation. This leads to a wonderful remembering of who we are. This approach stems from Sydney Banks’ Three Principles work which I’ve been reading a lot about recently. The ultimate aim is to ‘gently tap you on the shoulder and remind you of your true nature’. And through this alone, great healing and release can emerge. They see thoughts going through our minds as inevitable, but our point of power is whether we choose...
Read MoreI’ve been providing Reiki on the wards of the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital for two years now. It hasn’t always been easy, but it is by far one of the most rewarding thing I have ever done, and a continuous privilege to spend time with the children, families and medical staff I meet there. Sometimes a practice like Reiki on hospital wards can raise controversy: why is this ‘unscientific’ practice being allowed in a medical environment? But I have come to learn that sometimes Reiki can be the secret ingredient make a positive difference that, though not easily measured, is definitely palpable to those who experience and witness it. I heard a...
Read MoreSo excited to be part of this amazing project, launched last week! We have been volunteers on the wards of the High Dependency Unit at the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital in Brighton for some time, but are now being funded by a the Rockinghorse charity. We provide Reiki treatments to the children, their relatives and also staff at the hospital.
Read MoreFlutes and peas I once heard a metaphor about how we can think of ourselves as flutes designed to be open and clear and have life flow through us in order to create beautiful music. However, our thoughts and emotions from the past can become trapped within us and act as peas within that flute, blocking it up and preventing it from being played to its fullest potential. The question is, how do we get rid of our peas? Shutting down our hearts It can be easy to set conditions for our happiness, and decide that if these are not met we need to shut down our hearts with regards to a particular person or situation. Unfortunately the suffering caused by this action is mostly...
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