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No. 30
Old Dec 18, 2005, 06:20 PM

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Thank You Coopergrrl, Well explained!
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No. 31
from MIA-RN1
Old Dec 18, 2005, 07:45 PM

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Ray, I have no arguement with you.
I only know what I have learned and experienced. We are all entitled to different viewpoints and opinions and I respect the differences.

This thread was originally about Reiki and healing touch for pain management, and is not meant to be a discussion nor a debate about the religious validity of any type of healing modality. Religion is a hot topic and all I meant to do in my last post was explain Reiki as it has been explained to me. I won't respond to a challenge because its all good. We see the same thing in different ways and its always an opportunity for learning when people don't see eye to eye.
I agree to disagree. Namaste.
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No. 32
from zenman
Old Dec 18, 2005, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by ray2512
Are you trying to tell me this isn't eastern religion?
Reiki is just a vehicle in the journey to oneness. If you want it to be a religious path make it so. One could also do the same with baseball.
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No. 33
Old Dec 18, 2005, 08:55 PM

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Coopergrrl, I appreciate and honor the way you handled that post. I was hoping that this would not turn into a debate about religion vs spirituality.

Thanks and Namaste
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No. 34
from Daytonite
Old Dec 19, 2005, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by ray2512
Reiki is a religious practice, plane and simple. It should not be practiced on client without there permission.
With all due respect, Reiki is not a religion, nor do people worship it as such. There is no organized chappel, temple, synegogue or Church of Reiki. It is merely working with energy. It is metaphysical; it is spiritual. Again, with all due respect, you are not using the word religion in it's correct context.
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No. 35
Old Dec 19, 2005, 02:19 PM

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PLEASE everyone, avoid turning this into a debate over religion. As always, keeping comments respectful is appreciated.
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