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This is where we see disease arise within the body ranging from colds and influenza to cancer. Eventually, if the physical stresses are not removed and the connection to “source” is not made the soul energy will be depleted and the body dies. This then forces the soul to return to its origins to get an overhaul or “recharge” itself. But what can help provide this connection to “source”? What will help remove the physical stresses that cause our bodies to become disconnected from “source”? This is where healing modalities like Reflexology and Reiki come into play.

Reflexology and Reiki As A Bridge To Healing
Using Reflexology, the practitioner would assist the body in removing physical stresses (blockages and congestion) that cause the body to become unbalanced thus eventually causing dis-ease. Once these physical stresses are removed the body will return to its balanced state. The practitioner then would use Reiki to provide a path for “source’s” energy to flow into the body thus recharging the soul (battery) and providing the much-needed energy connection to “source”. The more this connection is made to “source” the easier the body will remember how to re-connect to “source” and the quicker the body will heal (balance) itself.

In Closing
Man has instinctually been driven to stay connected with “source” to stay healthy and balanced. So, not taking past and present karmic issues into consideration, if the connection from “source” diminishes, causing dis-ease, then a re-connection would cause the removal of dis-ease thus bringing balance to the body, which then brings balance to mind and soul. This would give some explanation to the miraculous healings occurring among many people. They have re-connected and have been balanced and “recharged” with the light and energy of “source”. By re-connecting to “source”, with the help of the many healing modalities available like Reflexology and Reiki, we create a bridge between “source” and ourselves and hasten the healing process within us. So until next time, stay “connected”.