• Competition does not exist

The nature of Reiki is one of cooperation, this nature revolves around the philosophy that we’re all one and that energy flows freely between every one of us. Therefore, being afraid of having competition is completely opposite to Reiki’s philosophy. This practice comes from an unlimited source and your purpose is to help as many people you can and to accept other Reiki practitioners as allies. Each practitioner has their own value and their special form of helping others, you’ll always attract the clients that are right for you and other practitioners will attract the clients that are right for them.

• Intention is the most important thing

The most important thing to achieve a successful Reiki practice is the quality and strength of the intention you put into it. You should always have a positive mental attitude towards your practice; decide with clarity, determination and commitment that your practice will be successful and that many people will be able to benefit from it.

• Compassion is vital

There must be a strong spiritual intention during your practice. If you’re practicing Reiki in a selfish way, doing it only for the economic benefits or to gain control over other people, it will be extremely difficult to properly channel the necessary energy to make your practice work. Reiki requires a compassionate heart that is entirely focused in helping other people.

• There’s a growing demand towards the practice

We’re currently going through a shift in the paradigm of alternative medicine methods. Offices of alternative medicine have been established around the world, dedicated to the investigation and validation of these type of practices. Many of them, were previously considered plain forms of quackery but now, they have been validated by these departments, some of them include: chiropractic, acupuncture and homeopathy. Reiki is expected to be validated sometime before the end of this decade, which will increase its demand even more.

• The money

It’s important to keep in mind that a client is never paying for the Reiki energy he or she has received during the session, because that is completely free. What they’re paying for is the time and effort that you’ve put into improving and developing your practice. Many practitioners decide to give free sessions, which is understandable, but some people think that those who receive free treatment tend to feel indebted and can end up developing a feeling of guilt, that can turn into an obstacle for the effectiveness of the practice.

How much should you charge per session?

A good thumb rule to establish your fees is charging the same as a person who gives regular massages. A standard Reiki session usually lasts from 45 to an hour and half. If it makes you feel more comfortable, it can be a good idea to charge less when you start practicing and then increase your fees as your experience, confidence and reputation grow.

The development of your Reiki practice can be a truly rewarding experience in every way. You will get to know yourself better and it will allow you to share all your knowledge with other people. If you want to start practicing Reiki as a form of income, it’s necessary to start building a network of clients that trust you, and Tinkerlink lets you do just that.

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