Featured Treatment 

 Reiki  Rei (life) Ki (energy)

  Reiki is a method of natural healing that was developed by Dr. Usui, who started a clinic in Tokyo in 1921.  DR. Usui provided treatments to patients, he then started workshops and taught classes.  Reiki is taught around the world today. 

    How Reiki is applied: the hands of the Reiki practitioner is held on top or above the body of the client.  There is no pressure being applied to the body to cause any pain or discomfort.  This provides a transfer of universal energy that sometimes feels like heat is being applied to the area being worked on.  This source of energy provides a very calming sensation, that helps to relax your body and mind along with strengthening our spiritual wellbeing.  The Reiki practitioner will be guided by you and intuition to apply energy to different areas of the body from the head to feet. Reiki can be applied to any living being or animal. Sessions lasts up to one hour or longer.

REIKI can provide:

 Release of: anxiety, stress, headaches, migraines, fears, anger, learning disabilities and creative blocks. 

 Relaxation of: muscle tension and skeletal stress.

 Strengthening of:  self esteem, self worth, and self confidence.

 Helps to lesson:  learning disabilities, and behavioral problems. 

Reiki is being used for people in hospitals, clinics, and in emergency situations to promote the healing processes.  When a patient is terminally ill, Reiki is wonderful for decreasing the pain and releasing the tension.  Reiki promotes the healing process.

Some of the reasons why clients have come for treatments: 

 Migraines:  This is one of the reasons that I got involved with energy healing.  Migraines can occur for several different reasons and be caused by unseen events or circumstances.   From receiving shots of demoral to being migraine free today and not taking any headache medication was enough conviction to learn more about natural healing and Reiki.  We have used Reiki several times for Migraines with the clients and very successfully.

 Toxins:  One of my clients came in to see if Reiki could help with her health that she believed was being affected by the work place that she was at.  During the treatment, there was a huge toxin release, and we were also provided with information on where to look for the toxins.  The client called back a couple of weeks later, and explained how she went back to work and did find the two sources of toxins.  This client is continuing with her Reiki training and is building up her strength.

 Depression and low self esteem:  This is felt by many of us, at one time or the other.  A Reiki treatment can provide a new source of energy and strength that I have seen in clients several times.  When a Reiki treatment is provided in a quiet atmosphere and the practitioner has been trained to provide the gentle healing during a treatment, a client receives a renewed sense of well being from the Reiki that stimulants can not provide.  Reiki helps to release the original source of depression.

 Personal inner development and just general health maintenance:  Reiki has provided me with physical, emotional and spiritual growth and strength.  We can use Reiki to maintain our health and release any stress.

 Using Reiki with other forms of Training:  I have used Reiki during Reflexology treatments and Card Readings.  Many massage therapists are combining Reiki and Cranio Sacral Therapy with their treatments. 

Reiki was my stepping stone to learning more beyond the basic teaching of the modality.  Today with the Reiki session, we can add Soul Retrieval, light body Integrations, clearing of entities and spirits, chord cutting and more.   What ever is required by the client will be presented during the session.

Kimberley Buckler (Author, Intuitive and Reiki Master)

Messages from Heaven and Earth

Usui Reiki levels: Level One, Level Two, Advanced, Masters

Crystal Healing~ Couples Reflexology~

Building Your Intuition / Mediumship

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If you have a group that would like to do a workshop, I will provide a discount for the organizer. Also open for gals night together to do readings for groups. Or if you have a group that is interested in hearing about natural healing, I have done several presentations and can get recommendations.  If you would like to do a workshop during the week, please let me know and this can be set up.  We need at least 2 people for the Reiki One, Couples Reflexology, and Crystal Healing.  For the Building Intuition it is best to have 4 plus participants.

kbuckler2@gmail.com to inquire or register.

I have Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays Saturday and Sunday that are used for workshops.

For more workshops please visit the Events page.  

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 HEALTH CORNER

Essential Oils

Thyme (Thymus vulgaris)

Known best for its viral fighting properties.

Therapeutic Action: antibacterial, antifungal, anti-infectious, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral, nervine, stimulant 

Uses: anthrax, aphrodisiac, asthma, bronchitis, candida, circulation, colitis, cysts, depression, digestion, fatigue, flus, headaches, immune system, infections (bacterial), infections (viral), intestinal tract (gas), nerves (stimulates nerve endings), parasites, prostate, psoriasis, rheumatism, skin infections, staph infections, tuberculosis, urinary infections, urinary, vaginitis

From: “Essentials for Natural Healing” by Kimberley Buckler       Chapter 14  Essential Oils

Herbs & More

Hawthorn (Crataegus laevigata) (Crataegus oxyacantha)

Contains:

Vitamins:   B1 (thiamin), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (niacin), B5 (pantothenic acid), B6 (pyridoxine), B12, C

Minerals:   calcium, chromium, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorous, potassium, selenium, silicon, sodium, sulfur, zinc

Other:  acetylcholine, adenine, adenosine, amino acids, amygdalin, anagryine, anthocyanidins, beta-carotene, beta-sitosterol, caffeic acid, catechin, choline, chlorogenic acid, epicatechin, esculin, hyperoside, pectin, quercetrin, rutin, ursolic acid, vitexin

Plant:

Hawthorn is found in Europe and Northern Asia. This shrub is found in thickets and woods. Grows to 30 feet high. The plant has single seed vessels in each blossom that turn to produce a bright red single berry. The berries look like miniature stony apples. The flowers bloom in May. 

Parts used: the flowers, fruit and leaves are used. 

Therapeutic action:   

anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiseptic, tonic

Uses:

Blood:  Good for lower the cholesterol level of the blood. Used to decrease anemia and increases the immunity level of the blood.  Helps to lower the blood pressure.

Bones: Used to reduce rheumatism. 

Diseases:  Hawthorn is a good antioxidant and helps to build up the immune system.

Heart:  Used for a cardiac tonic, dilating coronary blood vessels.   Used for cardiac weakness, cardiac pain, rapid or feeble heart and heart strain due to overexertion. Helps to restore the heart muscles. Used for angina and heart valve defects.

Kidneys: Used as an infusion for dropsy.

Lungs:  Helps with respiration.

Nervous System:  Hawthorn has a mild sedative act: calms the nerves during depression and is used to decrease insomnia.

Skin: Hawthorn can be used in a poultice to help draw out thorns and splinters.

Throat:  Used for sore throats.

Other uses and information:

– Used to increases the enzyme metabolism.

– Used as weight loss tea, as the hawthorn helps to decrease fat deposit levels.

From: “Essentials for Natural Healing” Chapter 9 Herbs

HEALTHIER FOODS 

HEALTHIER STATE OF MIND AND BODY

Have a great month, take the time to look after you.

Blessings,

Kimberley Buckler    “Practitioner of Spirit & Soul Healing”