Distant Healing - The Teddy Bear Method
July 23rd, 2009 | Author: Tracy Phaup
1. Take a teddy bear and intend that it will represent the person you want to send a distant treatment to.
2. Draw the Distant symbol down the front of the teddy bear imagining that you’re drawing it out in light.
3. Say the name of the Distant symbol three times and repeat the name of the person you will be sending the treatment to. Then say something like this, “As I give a Reiki treatment to this teddy bear, I give a Reiki treatment to (and say the persons name).”
4. If you have a picture of the person, you could also pin the picture to the front of the teddy bear, or you could also write the person’s name on a small piece of paper or a small card and pint it to the front of the teddy bear. But simply saying the persons name will work fine, too.
5. Remember, it’s ysour intention along with the use of the Distant symbol that makes this work and directs the treatment to the person.
6. Proceed to give the teddy bear a complete Reiki treatment and use all of the hand positions. As you treat the teddy bear, the treatment will go directly to the person who you intent to treat.
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