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A special kind of bracelet was used to protect children in ancient Egypt.
It utilized the number seven, which the Egyptians considered to be a magic
number.
To make your own bracelet, string seven agate and seven gold-colored
beads on a thin cord in an alternating pattern.
While doing this, concentrate on your purpose and visualize the bracelet protecting your
child.
Knot each end to keep the beads in place.
You may put knots between the beads if you wish. Leave enough cord on each end for
tying the bracelet around the child's wrist.
If it's too large, wrap it around the wrist more than once before tying.
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General information: Reiki~ The Light from the Heavens
Posted by: Nyxks on Thursday, March 25, 2004 - 02:06 AM
Author: Ranjan Vose
Reiki is a treatment modality that is recommended for many different kinds
of maladies, by itself or in conjunction with other forms of therapies.
Looking through published literature and anecdotal accounts, there seem to
be only two categories of ailments where Reiki may not be very effective or
desirable, these being congenital disorders of a structural or functional nature, or
following fractures before the bones are set properly. Since Reiki speeds up healing, it is
best to wait till the bones are set and a supportive cast applied, before applying Reiki to
the patient. This would provide an opportunity for optimal union of the broken
fragments.
While many theories and speculations exist, about the mechanism which mediates a
Reiki healing, it is often difficult to prove any of this in a left-brained way. Reiki seems
to act in such an intelligent and simple manner, that many practitioners consider it best to
leave it at that! There are many accounts which indicate that Reiki involves tapping into
the source of a universal healing and loving cosmic energy. The Reiki practitioner, in
essence, acts as a conduit or channel through whom, Reiki flows into the person who has
asked for and accepted to receive a Reiki treatment. The act of asking is often referred to
as one of the precepts of Reiki and highlights the respect for one's freedom of choice in
deciding to be well!
Although, the current form of Reiki existing from late nineteenth century is attributed to
a Japanese theologist, Dr. Mikao Usui, it seems clear that it had been used by many
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