As per vastu where you should place your medical box kit

 

Where you should place your medical kit at home and where you should avoid keeping medicine box in house. 

According to Vastu Shastra, it is recommended to place the medicine box in the northeast or northwest direction of the house. These directions are considered auspicious for storing medicines in Vastu. 

Here are some guidelines to follow when placing the medicine box:

1. Keep the medicine box clean and organized.

2. Avoid placing the medicine box in the bedroom. It is believed that having medicines in the bedroom can bring negative energy and disturb the peace and harmony of the space.

3. Avoid placing the medicine box in the kitchen. The heat and humidity in the kitchen can affect the quality and potency of the medicines.

4. Ensure that the medicine box is not placed on the floor. It is advised to keep it on a shelf or a cabinet.

Remember, Vastu Shastra is based on ancient beliefs and practices. While it may provide some guidance, it is always essential to prioritize common sense and consult medical professionals for your specific healthcare needs.

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What does Reiki Energy feels like?

What does Reiki Energy feel like?

Reiki treatments are different for everyone. Some people feel Reiki as warm; some people feel it as cool. Some people will feel a tingle, and some people will feel nothing at all. Regardless of the actual sensation, Reiki treatments are relaxing, calming, and soothing.

Here are the main Sensations: 

• Tingling in the palms of your hand, or fingers, or both.

• Heat in the palms of your hands, or fingers, or both.

• Tingling that becomes hot, if there is a lot of energy flowing.

• Heat that starts to tingle if there is a lot of energy flowing. 

Less Common Sensations:

• Coolness, though this can have different meanings for different people.

•  Magnetic attraction or repulsion.

• Some sort of vibration or pulsing, or a ‘breeze’ blowing under your hand.

• An experience of ‘Colour’ of some sort, in your hands, or in your head, as the energy flows.

• Something that it difficult to explain, but you know what it is when it is happening!

• Not very much at all.

Not very much at all:

• Energy from Earth Element – Feel like Magnetic Pull / Attraction / Force.

• Energy from Water Element – Feel like Coolness / Cold Breeze

• Energy from Fire Element – Feel like Warmness / Heat Senses (Common energy of Reiki)

• Energy from Air Element – Feel like Heaviness / Lightness / Peace in heart

•  Energy from Cosmic (Ether) – Feel like Tingling / Vibration / Current / Spark / Coil type raising feeling

रेकी कया हे |

रेकी कया हे |

रेकी एक जापानी भाषा का शब्द है जो रे और की से मिलकर बना है। रे का अर्थ है सर्वव्यापी और की का अर्थ है जीवनशक्ति अर्थात रेकी का शाब्दिक अर्थ सर्वव्यापक जीवनशक्ति है। कुछ लोग इसे प्राणशक्ति या संजीवनी शक्ति के नाम से भी जानते है। 

प्रारम्भ : हालाँकि यह विद्या रेकी कया हे |

रेकी एक जापानी भाषा का शब्द है जो रे और की से मिलकर बना है। रे का अर्थ है सर्वव्यापी और की का अर्थ है जीवनशक्ति अर्थात रेकी का शाब्दिक अर्थ सर्वव्यापक जीवनशक्ति है। कुछ लोग इसे प्राणशक्ति या संजीवनी शक्ति के नाम से भी जानते है। 

प्रारम्भ : हालाँकि यह विद्या प्राचीन काल से प्रचलित है, विशेषकर हमारे ऋषि-मुनि इसका प्रयोग लोक कल्याण के लिए करते थे परन्तु समय के साथ ये विद्या लुप्त हो गई और इस विद्या से जुड़े हुए ग्रंथ भी अप्राप्त है। मुख्यतः ईसा और बुद्ध द्वारा इसके प्रयोग के उल्लेख कुछ कथाओं या ग्रंथों में मिलते हैं।

रेकी के वर्तमान स्वरूप के प्रणेता डॉ. मिकाऊ उसई को माना जाता है जिन्होंने कठिन परिश्रम के बाद इस विद्या को न सिर्फ पुनः खोजा बल्कि इस विधा को आगे बढा़या। 

रेकी की प्रसिद्धि का प्रमुख कारण इसका एकदम सरल एवं असरदार होना है। रेकी का प्रयोग व्यक्ति में निहित ऊर्जा के स्तर को नियंत्रित करने एवं विश्रांति के लिए किया जाता है। जिसके परिणाम स्वरूप व्यक्ति ऊर्जावान महसूस करता है, जो उसकी कार्यकुशलता में वृद्धि होती है। 

जहाँ तक व्यक्ति के ऊर्जावान होने का प्रश्न है हमें सबसे पहले अपनी भौतिक संरचना के अलवा अपनी सम्पूर्ण संरचना को समझना होगा। 

भौतिक शरीर जहाँ हम सुख-दुःख एवं चिंता इत्यादि को महसूस करते हैं वास्तव में हमारी संरचना का केवल 12% भाग है। बाकी का लगभग 90% भाग अलग-अलग ऊर्जा की 7 परतों से बना है। जिसे हम साधारण आँखों से नहीं देख पाते हैं। हालाँकि एक रूसी वैज्ञानिक किर्लियन ने एक ऐसे कैमरे का आविष्कार किया है जिसकी मदद से हम अपनी भौतिक संरचना के अलावा हमारे आसपास के ऊर्जामयी शरीर को भी देख सकते हैं। 

हालाँकि रेकी के परिपेक्ष्य में हम भौतिक शरीर के अलावा सिर्फ 2 मुख्य परतों ऊर्जामय शरीर एवं मनोमय शरीर की ही बाते करेंगे। 

हमारी ऊर्जा शरीर के चारों तरफ 6-8 इंच के घेरे में एक और सतह होती है, जिसे मनोमय शरीर के नाम से भी जाना जाता है। जो हमारे विचारों का या मनस्थिति का घेरा है। हम अपने आम जीवन में भी यह महसूस करते हैं कि जब भी हम किसी स्वस्थ मानसिकता वाले मनुष्य के सानिध्य में होते हैं तो अच्छा महसूस होता है, वहीं जब किसी रुग्न या तनावग्रस्त व्यक्ति के संपर्क में आने पर हमें उस व्यक्ति से नकारात्मक तरंगों का अनुभव होता है। 

ऐसा मन जाता है की हमारे ऊर्जामय शरीर में ऊर्जा के कई छोटे बड़े चक्र (केंद्र) होते हैं। जो हमारी हर सकारात्मक भावना को नियंत्रित या विकसित करते हैं ये ऊर्जा के केंद्र ब्रह्माण्ड में स्थित सार्वभौमिक ऊर्जा को सतत हमारे शरीर में संचारित करने का कार्य करते रहते है। हमारे ऊर्जा चक्र जितने ज्यादा सक्रिय होंगे हम उतने ही ऊर्जावान और सकारात्मक विचारो के होंगे एवं हमारी रचनात्मकता या आध्यात्मिक स्तर का विकास होता है। 

इसके विपरीत यदि हमारे ऊर्जा केंद्र ठीक तरह से काम नहीं करेंगे या इनमें किसी तरह का अवरोध उत्पन्न हो जाता है, तो हम नकारात्मकता विचारों और कार्यों में पद सकते है जो व्यक्ति को शारीरिक और मानसिक रूप से रुग्न बना सकता है।

रेकी इन्हीं 24 मुख्य छोटे-बड़े ऊर्जा चक्रों या महत्वपूर्ण ऊर्जा केन्द्रों को हाथ के स्पर्श से नियंत्रित करने का अभ्यास है जिससे व्यक्ति काफी शांत एवं ऊर्जावान महसूस करता है। रेकी के प्रयोग से व्यक्ति में रचनात्मकता की वृद्धि होती है, व्यक्ति तनावमुक्त होता है साथ ही साथ उसके आध्यात्मिक स्तर का विकास होता है। 

रेकी के अभ्यास की विधि इतनी सरल है की कोई भी व्यक्ति इसे किसी भी स्थिति में किसी भी समय कर सकता है। रेकी हमारे पारंपरिक योग, प्राणायाम, ध्यान जैसी विधियों का खंडन बिलकुल नहीं करती बल्कि रेकी, साधकों के लिए काफी मददगार सिद्ध हो सकत हे |

बशर्ते आप किसी योग्य रेकी मास्टर्स द्वारा प्रशिक्षित हो। 

आज के युग में जहाँ हम अपनी तनावग्रस्त दिनचर्या को चाहकर भी नियमित नहीं रख पाते हमें रेकी जैसे सरल एवं असरदार साधन की बहुत सख्त जरूरत है। जो हमारे अन्दर ऊर्जा के स्तर को नियंत्रित रखेगा। 

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History of Reiki

1802-1883 (approximate dates given)

Dr. Mikao Usui, or Usui Sensei as he is called by his students in Japan, is the founder of the Usui System of Reiki. He was born on August 15, 1865 in the village of Yago in the Yamagata district of Gifu prefecture, Japan. Usui Sensei had an avid interest in learning and worked hard at his studies. He traveled to Europe and China to further his education. His curriculum included medicine, psychology and religion. It is thought that he was from a wealthy family as in Japan only the wealthy could afford to send their children to school. Eventually he became the secretary to Pei Gotoushin, head of the department of health and welfare who later became the Mayor of Tokyo. The connections Usui Sensei made at this job helped him to become a successful businessman.

The history of Reiki goes back to the teachings of Dr. Makio Usui, in the late 1800's, the founder of Reiki. His teaching have been passed down in woral and written traditions. Dr. Usui looked for a way to heal through the 'light of God' which is the way Jesus had healed. This set him on a journey of many years.

Studying first at Christian schools in the US, for where else to learn of Jesus, but with no results. In the Christian schools the method was not known. It was suggested he study Buddhist writings since the Buddh had also healed. This took more years studying at a monastary in the Orient. Nowhere could he find the answers.

In Japan he toured many temples asking for knowledge of how the Buddha had healed. At each one the priests said they were more concerned with spiritual than physical well being. In one small monastary he found some ancient Sanskrit writings from India (or perhaps Tibet).

After a few more years of study, he felt he had come to an understanding and that to go further required indepth meditation. He declared to the monks of this monastary his intention to fast and meditate for 21 days at a nearby mountain - Mount Koriyama - a mountain known as an excellent place for meditation.

He told the Monk, "If I do not some back on the night of the twenty-first day. on the twenty-second morning. send out a search party to find my body. I will be dead. I shall go through this meditation without food - only water."

 
He climbed the mountain. He went to the mountain and gathered 21 stones with which to count the days. Each day he would throw away a stone and in this way count the time. On the 20th day nothing had come as yet and he threw away the last stone saying, "Well, this is it, either I get the answer tonight or I do not".

In the night on the horizon he could see a ball of light coming towards him. The first instinct was to get out of the way, but he realized this might just be what he was waiting for, so allowed it to hit him right in the forehead. As it struck him he was taken on a journey and shown bubbles of all the colors of the rainbow in which were the symbols of Reiki, the very same symbols in the Tibetan writings he was studying but had been unable to understand.

Millions and millions of bubbles danced before him, then moved to his left. Usui counted seven colors. "I was blessed today!" A great white light came from his right. Golden symbols appeared, one after another. They radiated out in front of him, like on a movie screen, as if to say, "Remember! Remember!" As he watched them, there was total understanding.

He dusted himself off, picked up his cane and straw hat, then took the first steps of his twenty-five mile trek to Kyoto. The Zen monks were expecting him at the temple by sundown. He was surprised that he hadn't died of starvation and didn't feel hungry anymore. "This was indeed a miracle," he thought.

Near the foot of the mountain, Dr Usui stubbed a big toe on a rock. The blow lifted the toenail. Blood spurted out. The pain thumped with his heartbeat.

He sat down and held the toe in his hands. The pain subsided. The bleeding stopped. He continued to hold it till there was no more pain. Then he looked at the toe, he was amazed and delighted to see the nail back in its normal position. There was no indication of injury except dried blood. "This is indeed a second miracle!" he thought.

On the trip back he healed the ailing tooth of a young girl by placing his hands on her face. This was his third miracle in one day. In exchange for the healing, the girl's uncle gave Dr. Usui some food. He ate heartily though not getting sick after breaking a 21 day fast.

These are known as Dr. Usui's first four miracles.
Once back at the Zen temple, Dr. Usui healed the Monk who had been suffering from arthritis and back ache.

He wanted to use these abilities to help others, he spent the next seven years in the beggars section of Tokyo healing the poor and sick people there, sending them to a priest to assist finding them employment, and elevating them out of poverty. After the seven years he noticed familiar faces, those of people whom he'd healed long ago who were back again. Asking them, they complained that life outside beggartown was too hard and that it was much simpler to beg for a living. They had thrown away the gift of health, as if it had no value, to return to the supposed comfort of the life they knew.

This threw Usui into a quandry and he returned to the monastery. From this he realized he hadn't taught gratitude along with the healing. That he'd focussed on the physical ailments without dealing with the spiritual matters. The people did not understand the value of the gift he gave them.

Dr. Usui returned to the monastary for furth reflection and planning. After some time in the monastery he developed precepts. In this new plan he traveled around the countryside from village to village. In each one he stood in a public place during the day holding aloft a lit torch. When people told him he didn't need a torch in daylight, he answered was he was looking for the few who are interested in improving themselves. In this way he traveled around teaching and healing, working both with the spiritual healing as well as physical healing.

 

Dr. Hayashi was a retired naval officer. He received the Reiki Master initiation from Dr. Usui about 1925 at the age of 47.

During these travels he met Dr. Chujiro Hayashi, a Naval Commander in the Naval Reserve. He came from a well educated and well to do family. He met Dr. Usui in the marketplace holding a lit torch announcing his lecture at a nearby temple. Dr. Hayashi was very impressed with the sincerity and conviction of Dr. Usui. When asked by Usui to accompany him in his travels, Dr. Hayashi agreed. They traveled around teaching and healing.

After Dr. Usui passed on, Dr. Hayashi became the leader of Reiki. Dr. Hayashi opened a clinic in Tokyo near the Imperial Palace. It consisted of eight beds in a large room, two practitioners per patient. One would treat the head and the other would be on the right treating the stomach area. Then both would treat the patients back. The practitioners all worked here doing healings. They would also go to the homes of sick people for house calls.

To become a Reiki Practitioner in that time one had to be accepted by the masters in the Reiki organization, and second had to promise to use Reiki daily and volunteer some hours to practice Reiki regularly in the clinic.

Some believe that Dr. Hayashi developed the practice of treatment by using specific hand placements over the body. Being of a military background, and therefore more organized, Dr. Hayashi would have preferred an organized method of treatment. In addition an organized method of hand placements allows for full coverage of the body and organs.

Dr. Hayashi passed on May 10, 1940. This was just prior to Japan's entry into WWII. Being a Reserve Officer, Dr. Hayashi knew he would be recalled to duty and therefore become responsible for killing many people. This he did not want to do, and so determined to end his life. In addition he wished to, and did, pass leadership over to Reiki to a Mrs. Hawayo Takata --perhaps because she would not be in Japan and therefore relatively safe and able to continue the practice.

Hawayo Takata was born at dawn on December 24th, 1900, on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. Her parents were Japanese immigrants and her father worked in the sugar fields. She worked very hard as she was growing up. She eventually married the bookkeeper of the plantation where she was employed. His name is Saichi Takata and they had two daughters. In October of 1930, Saichi died at the age of thirty-four leaving Mrs. Takata to raise their two children. In order to provide for her family, she had to work very hard with little rest. After five years she developed severe abdominal pain, a lung condition and had a nervous breakdown.

Soon after this, one of her sisters died and it was the responsibility of Hawayo to travel to Japan where her parents had moved to deliver the news. She also felt she could receive help for her health in Japan.

She took a steamership and was accompanied by her sister-in-law. After informing her parents of the death of her sister, she entered a hospital. While there she became very sick and was in the hospital. The doctors were going to operate. As she was being prepared she kept hearing a voice saying "Operation not necessary". Eventually she jumped off the table asking "Is there another way?". The doctor had a sister who had been cured of dysentery at Dr. Hayashi's clinic and suggested to Mrs. Takata she talk with his sister.

The sister brought Mrs. Takata to the clinic and her treatments there began. After Mrs. Takata became well she wanted to learn this for herself. However Dr. Hayashi was not willing to teach her because she was a foreigner. Through the good graces of her doctor, Mrs. Takata was able to pursuade Dr. Hayashi to train her in Reiki. This training took a year and brought her to what we would now call Reiki Level II.

After this year she returned to Hawaii. In Hawaii she also learned the lesson of having the recipient perceive value in receiving treatments. She treated a neighbor but did not charge, this neighbor did not value the treatments and did not become well. She treated another relative and this time charged, and this relative did stay well. Thus the tradition of charging for Reiki treatment was reinforced.

In November 1936 Dr. Hayashi came to Hawaii for a speaking tour to promote Reiki. During this time he trained Mrs. Takata to teach Reiki, thus making her what we now would call a Reiki Master. As he left Hawaii he asked her to come to see him when he summoned her.

After some more time it was nearing when World War II would start, the part in Europe already having begun. Dr. Hayashi appeared to Mrs. Takata in a dream asking her to come to Japan. She did this and found Dr. Hayashi having his Naval Uniform out of storage and fretful. With the coming war he knew it was a matter of time before the Navy would call him out of retirement and he would be asked to perform actions he was not capable of doing due to his spiritual development.

At this time he passed to Mrs. Takata the leadership of Reiki. He gathered all the Reiki Masters to a gathering, announced Mrs. Takata to be the leader of Reiki, and then announced he would kill his physical body through bursting three blood vessels. As he continued speaking and lecturing those blood vessels burst and he died.

 
Mrs. Takata returned to Hawaii in 1937. She was soon followed by Dr. Hayashi and his daughter who came to help establish Reiki in Hawaii. In the Winter of 1938, Dr. Hayashi initiated Hawayo Takata as a Reiki master. She was the thirteenth and the last Reiki Master Dr. Hayashi initiated.

Between 1970 and her transition on December 11, 1980, Mrs. Takata initiated twenty-two Reiki Masters. Below is a list of the Reiki  Masters she initiated. This is the list she gave her sister before she passed through transition.

 
George Araki
Barbara McCullough
Beth Grey
Ursula Baylow (deceased)
Paul Mitchell
Iris Ishikura (deceased)
Fran Brown
Barabara Weber Ray
Ethel Lombardi
Wanja Twan
Virginia Samdahl (deceased)
Phyllis Lei Furumoto
Dorothy Baba (deceased)
Mary McFaden
John Gray
Rick Bockner
Bethel Phaigh (deceased)
Harry Kuboi
Patricia Ewing
Shinobu Saito
Kay Yamashita (Takata’s sister)
Barbara Brown
 
The original twenty-two teachers have taught others. In the decade since Mrs.Takata experienced transition, Reiki has spread rapidly in the West. It is now practiced throughout North and South America, Europe, New Zealand, Australia and other parts of the world. There now an estimated 500,000 Reiki Masters with as many as 3,000,000 people having been initiated into Reiki throughout the world. 

What is Reiki?

“Every existence has healing power. Plants, trees, animals, fish and insects, but especially a human as the lord of creation has remarkable power”... Usui sensei.

Reiki means “universal life force energy”. It is a Japanese word pronounced “ray-key”. Reiki means universal (rei) – life force energy (ki). The Reiki System is an ancient system of energy healing, simple and powerful. Reiki has elements based on Asian health and spiritual practices. The peoples of the eastern part of the world are more familiar with energy work for health benefits and to attain higher levels of spirituality. This life force energy is known by many names – prana, mana, chi, ki, cosmic pulse, etc.

Rather than acting solely on a physical level, Reiki is holistic in its effect - eliciting a healing response on the entire spectrum of ones being - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Anyone can learn to use the Reiki Healing System, it needs no qualifications for eligibility, only the will to learn.

The levels of our being are the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Life force flows within the physical and nourishes the organs and cells of the body. When this life force is disrupted, it causes the functions in one or more organs to lessen drastically thereby preventing them from functioning at their optimum levels. This life force is affected by thoughts and emotions. It becomes disrupted when we accept negative thoughts and emotions about ourselves. These negative thoughts and emotions cause a disruption in the flow of life force. And when the body, mind and soul become imbalanced, illness happens.

Imbalances can be caused from many situations occurring in our lives, such as emotional trauma, lack of nutrition, high stress lifestyle, negative thoughts like fear, worry, anger, doubt, anxiety, suppressed emotions, lack of love for yourself or others.

If we are to be truly well, our entire being has to be in harmony and balance. Without the intention to be well and the will to do something about it we cannot become well. Reiki empowers us to become whole in all ways. When you have Reiki, you are never again helpless. You become responsible for yourself and your life. Reiki empowers you to take charge of your life, health and complete well-being.

Treatments can help to heal every kind of physical problem such as sports injuries, back problems and serious illness or disease. Reiki can also be used to heal stress, aid weight loss or gain,depression, PMS and all forms of emotional distress. Reiki treatments can help you cope during times of upheaval and change. Reiki is simple enough to use as a way to revitalize yourself and boost your energy levels, or to improve your health and well-being.

Reiki complements other forms of treatment such as allopathy and alternative medicine. It can be used while you are on medication with medicines such as Allopathy, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, etc. Reiki treatments complement any other kind of treatment or therapy, in both people and animals. Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive hands-on form of healing which can never harm and always benefits those who receive it. Treatments generally last around an hour.

Reiki is not something magical. The basic principle on how Reiki energy heals is very similar to how healing works in acupuncture. We know that every living being has energy within and around the body to be alive. This energy is called Chi (vital energy) and it is vital for the physical body to exist. The physical body usually has problems because the energy does not flow properly. By stimulating the energy to flow properly as it is supposed to, the natural ability of the body to heal itself will be able to function again, and the physical body will recover. Reiki healing is able not only to stimulate the energy to flow properly but also to cleanse the energy within and around the body to speed up the healing process. In the Kirlian photos(*) below, you can see the energy around the fingertip of a patient before and after Reiki healing.

Before healing The bright outer layer which normally acts as a protective layer (aura) is gone fading and has a lot of negativity

After healing          The energy is cleaner and the aura           is intact again

(*) Kirlian photos are not simulation photos. The Kirlian camera has been used as radiology equipment.

Reiki is not based on any religion. Belief in a spiritual or religious system is not required for the effective practice of Reiki. It is universal energy that anyone can learn to channel to heal themselves or others.

I live in Mumbai, India. I conduct in-person Reiki Training and Healing and also do Distance Attunements and Healing. I teach Reiki I, II, III, Master Level IV and  Usui Grand Master Reiki Levels V and VI. I do Intuitive Readings, Chakra Clearing and Balancing, Dowsing, Energy Clearing of homes, work-places. I am a Clairvoyant and offer Spiritual Guidance.

" It is not associated with any visible material being.", Takata sensei, "It's an unseen spiritual power that radiates vibration and lifts one into harmony. This power is incomprehensible to man, yet every single living being is receiving its blessings..."