How to use SHK with drug addicts, alcoholics and chain smokers?    

1.       If you are a drug addict or any member of your family is, then the person suffering or a member of that family should get initiated to reiki 1 and reiki 2.  

2.       The drug addict should be daily treated with SEI HEI KI and CHO KU REI if possible several times.  

3.       Hold the bottle of alcohol within both palms and draw CHK and SHK with the intention that the drunkard will daily reduce his drinks and that the alcohol will do less harm.  

4.       Hold the packet of cigarettes/bottle of alcohol within both palms and draw CHK and SHK with the intention that the drunkard will daily reduce his drinks and that alcohol will do less harm to him. 

Is it possible for reiki healers to heal people in jails? 

Sei He Ki helps to reinforce and support positive behaviour changes especially for people in jail.  

1. It will help to heal emotionally disturbed people in jail.  

2. If you can have personal contact with people in jail then doing SHK on them will be very advantageous.  

3. Now suppose they are dangerous and violent criminals and you cannot approach them. The best way to heal these people is group healing with first using all the 3 symbols HSZSN, CKR and SHK.  

4. You will have to arrange with the officers of the prison to know when the prisoners are in group to send reiki healing.  

For what purpose we can use SHK with prisoners or criminals?  

Simply turn on Reiki and activate the Focus and Harmony functions with the intention that Reiki work on the kind of issue you are seeking to heal. 

·          Use Sei he Ki for issues with prisoners who are in fear;  

·          With prisoners who are angry because they have been jailed of the crime they have not committed;   

·          For prisoners who are in grief and resentment and are ready to repent for wrong they have done;  

·          to enhance the ability of those jailed and want to love themselves and others;  

·          Or those in jail who want to develop positive qualities such as serenity or courage or compassion or zest to help other prisoners around them.