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Reiki promises gentle healing, universal energy, and inner peace. But what if there's a hidden cost? In a world searching for healing beyond conventional medicine, Reiki has emerged as a beloved and trusted practice. Its gentle, non-invasive approach and its claims of channeling a benevolent ""universal life force"" have offered solace to millions. Yet, beneath this tranquil surface lies a complex and unexamined landscape of risks. This book is not a condemnation. Instead, it is an essential guide for anyone who has been touched by Reiki's promise-whether as a client, a practitioner, or a curious observer. Through a balanced and compassionate lens, we delve into the untold story of a practice that is far more complicated than it appears. Drawing on psychological principles, ethical analysis, and a critical look at its historical origins, this book explores: The powerful placebo effect and the science behind the feeling of being healed. The psychological dangers of spiritual bypassing and emotional avoidance. The risks of uninformed consent and a lack of professional oversight. How the blurring of science and spirituality can lead to misguided decisions about health. The hidden cycle of dependence that can erode personal agency. The Dangers of Reiki is a call for discernment in the wellness world. It honors the desire for healing while empowering you to navigate your journey with wisdom and clarity. It asks you to question what feels good and to seek a path to well-being that is safe, sustainable, and genuinely your own.

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