When we begin this Reiki journey, we take the lessons from our Reiki Master Teachers seriously. They taught us to respect the energy and be mindful of how we care for our clients. It is our responsibility to be honest, diligent, and kind in our dealings with others, all the while trying to build a successful business.
Most in this field have a beneficent personality. There is this intrinsic desire to do good and see others happy and well. It is this very desire that sometimes prevents us from moving forward in business matters that will solidify our standing as true entrepreneurs. It feels wrong to take money for something that is gifted to us from the Universe. And yet, we still need to earn a living in this world while spreading the good to others.
If you are just starting out and are hesitant to ask for money for your services, think of these five reasons to readjust your thought pattern and help you become the entrepreneur you are.
- The gift is free from the Universe, but your time and how you nourish your gift is not. Clients are paying for your time, presence, and expertise. A Reiki healer has or should have enough knowledge to assist the person in removing whatever blockages or negative energy is around, so that the time spent in your presence is a full healing moment. You do this by cleansing your body with Reiki every day, refraining from alcohol, meats, sugars, and any other items that will decrease your energy level or slow down Reiki channeling through your body. You should also keep up to date on the latest news and discoveries about Reiki and energy healing by studying and researching weekly. Asking questions from experts or your previous Reiki Master Teacher about new experiences or unusual occurrences is a must. Remember that you are not just being paid for the healing ability, but also for your knowledge and skills. Keep them sharpened!
- Creating a successful business with a steady flow of clients is synonymous to spreading Reiki to all persons your client encounters after a session. The energy that is surrounding the client will positively affect those whom he, she, or they must deal with for work, leisure, or simply random contact. So, the more clients you have, the more people you heal secondarily.
- Imagine changing a person’s life for the better based on your healing work. The responsibility for altering a person to become who they are meant to be is serious. There are few people, including healers, who are ready to bear this responsibility. Some would like to keep it light and flighty in their sessions. The client will feel relaxed, happy, and content. But then there is the client with hidden trauma who needs not just a healer, but a person who is in total control of the material and spiritual world during the session. A client with trauma needs more than a superficial healing. You must go deep into the issue and the confidentiality and intimacy can be more than most can bear. You never truly know…
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