Reiki and Brain Tumors: A Journey of Healing and Hope

Can Reiki cure brain tumors? The answer is no, and the idea is offensive. All so-called "energy" medicine, which claims no energy is involved, is essentially a placebo. It relies on a belief in a life force similar to the forces believed in by fictional characters like Luke Skywalker.

Discovering the path to unhappiness and negativity can be a dark and dreary journey. However, once you're in that place, it's much more challenging to find your way out. That was the journey I embarked on when I set my sights on a Reiki session. At the time, I felt lost and bewildered, but now I feel reawakened to a new light. I couldn't thank Alissa enough for this powerful cleansing service.

I was already in a bad place, feeling lonely, and my job applications were consistently rejected. I had to find a method to turn my life around, and trying Reiki was the method that worked for me. All of my pain and uncertainty have finally left my life.

Reiki can make some people feel better about their condition, even if it doesn't address the biological aspect of their illness. So, do you want to feel better about having a brain tumor or do you want to seek professional medical treatment?

Is Reiki Effective for Brain Tumors?

Yes, Reiki can cure brain cancer. It can cure a multitude of ailments, but the effectiveness of Reiki is not guaranteed. Neither is Western medicine, as evidenced by the high recurrence rate of tumors even after treatment.

Reiki works on physical symptoms and is the primary focus of Western medicine. However, its main focus is on underlying beliefs, stories, emotional, and subtle energy blocks that prevent healing. Addressing these can lead to the healing of physical symptoms. This is how Reiki works, making the results highly dependent on the individual's willingness to release these blocks. It's not a straightforward process like surgical removal of a tumor, which is easy to measure.

Reiki often takes time to produce results, leading to skepticism from some. However, the healing process can bring changes in a person's health and life beyond just the physical symptoms. This is one of the reasons I love Reiki.

Many people choose to combine Reiki with Western medical treatments, finding that it complements each other well. A growing number of hospitals have Reiki practitioners who work with patients. Combining traditional medicine with Reiki can provide a more holistic approach to healing, allowing individuals to tap into both the physical and emotional aspects of their well-being.

So, if you're searching for a way to complement your medical treatment or simply looking to find a new way to heal, Reiki may be a valuable tool in your journey.