Understanding the ebb and flow of your relationship with Reiki is essential, both personally and professionally. There will be times when you feel deeply connected and energized to practice, and other periods when you may need to step back. This dynamic applies equally to your personal Reiki journey and your professional endeavors.
In a professional context, a period of withdrawal might serve as an opportunity to reassess and recharge. Reiki sessions can be profoundly healing for clients and practitioners alike, yet they can also be emotionally demanding. Serving as an energy conduit and holding space can leave practitioners feeling drained, especially when navigating personal emotional landscapes.
Moreover, taking a break can help you process unresolved issues that may surface, particularly if you’re new to the healing profession. Pausing allows for reflection, integration, and growth, ensuring you return to your practice with renewed clarity and strength.
A professional hiatus can also be strategic for redefining your brand or approach. Initial intentions may evolve as you gain practical experience, leading to better understanding of your ideal clients and how to serve them mo...
Embracing Breaks in Your Reiki Practice: Growth and Renewal
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