This really sounds like a sensationalist Blick headline, behind which there is usually little truth. But this time, with great gratitude, the incredible power of Reiki may be acknowledged.
Together with my wife and her best friend we had left for Montélimar in France for a few vacation days together. No sooner had we enjoyed another dinner together than our friend sensed from experience what was brewing inside her: a bowel obstruction. She had already been admitted to hospital twice this year as an emergency case, and it had been made clear to her that in the event of a third such incident she would have to be admitted immediately to the Inselspital Bern and only there, and would have to undergo surgery. After many previous surgeries, this grim prospect hung over her like a sword of Damocles.
She suffered unspeakable pain and had to vomit again and again until there was nothing left to give, but the cramps did not decrease because of that. Soon I remembered the great power of Reiki. During two days, alternating with foot reflexology massage, she gladly accepted it from me, often increasing the pain for the moment (and in one case, something like a transfer of pain to me occurred). Her family doctor in Switzerland, who had been notified by telephone, had agreed to wait a little longer before requesting Rega. On the morning of the third day, the friend was sure that she was out of the woods, thanks to Reiki.
This has filled me with great gratitude and new motivation to use Reiki.
Y.