I realize from my brief “Bio” that none of my readers know that I have suffered from a lung condition for many years. My left lung was collapsed and my pulmonologists had to perform a bronchscopy to find if there was any cancer or other disease process going on. Thank goodness, no cancer. Over the years I had regular check ups, x-rays, and many breathing tests. I had always been a little depressed about my situation. I felt having one lung limited me in so much of what I was capable of doing.
When I started studying reiki, I remembered my reiki master (Timothy Stuetz) worked on my lung during one of our sessions. After that, every evening (almost) I would reiki myself putting my hand over my left collapsed lung, hoping to transfer energy into it even though medical doctors said it wasn’t possible. I know I was working with animals but in between I had to take care of myself too. Here is where my story takes a remarkable, interesting and fabulous twist! I woke up this morning with this persistent cough I have had all week. My girlfriend Ming came over and heard me wheezing, forget my husband, she threw me into the car to take me to the hospital. That was it. So we spent Sunday morning in an ER and as the heavens would have it, they took us in immediately.
My young doctor came in to evaluate me. He picked up his stethoscope listening to my chest. I explained to him not to bother listening to the left side due to it being collapsed. He said he heard something on that side and that if it wasn’t the left lung it was the reverberation from the right. After he walked out of the room, Ming and I thought he may not know that much. But we were here. The respiratory tech appears with a one hour breathing treatment but not before the x-ray tech shows up to take me to x-ray. I tell Ming to go get a bite to eat. I also explain to the x-ray tech after he does the front view he doesn’t need to turn me to the left because I have no lung there. The tech says, I’m only a tech, but I can tell you, I see two lungs! So, he makes me come and look at it myself. Of course, I don’t believe what I am seeing. I go back to my bad and start my breathing treatment. Ming returns and we await the doctor’s re-evaluation. The doctor comes back and informs me I have 2 functioning working lungs. I ask him to repeat this after we pick Ming up off the floor. I did not tell Ming previously what the tech had said because I wanted to hear it AGAIN from the doctor this time. I told him it wasn’t possible because all the other doctors had said my lung would never re-inflate.
He called it a miracle. We call it Reiki.
Steve Chee says
Awesome story! So glad that it worked out for you… Those western docs -sheesh, what do they know?
Beth says
How wonderful! Seeing is believing!
My own story is much less dramatic but nevertheless a clear cut example of Reiki at work. I was enrolled in an Animal Reiki teleclass during the summer. The day of class I got stung repeatedly for the second day in a row by yellow jackets that had nested in the ground in my yard. My arm was swollen twice its size, and now my hand was turning into a balloon as well. I sent my teacher an email saying I needed a break. I wasn’t going to attend class. I was miserable. I turned on TV to watch one of my guilty pleasures. When the show was half over, I looked down to my arm to see that the swelling was gone. Completely. I said to my friend: Look at my arm! She couldn’t believe it either.
After the show I checked my email before bed. My teacher, Kathleen Prasad, sent an email telling me that during the first part of the class (the first part of the show I was watching) that the class sent me distant healing using affirmations. I was in shock but I knew it was the Reiki.
Real life stories and personal experience are great testimonials to the power of Reiki!
Thank you for sharing your story.
wildreiki says
Thanks so much for sharing your inspiring personal story about the healing power of Reiki! So glad that you are doing well.
Even after 12 plus years as a Reiki Master I never get tired of hearing about people’s personal experiences with Reiki. I invite you to submit this story or any others that you might wish to share to the collection that I am putting together. For more details see “Calling All Reiki Stories” on my blog at: http://wildreiki.wordpress.com/2008/05/23/calling-all-reiki-stories
There’s a really cool story there by one of my Reiki students as well.
Best wishes,
Rose De Dan
Wild Reiki and Shamanic Healing LLC
Wendy Jerosky says
This is why I love being a Reiki Master……getting people to believe in things they don’t see, having the “impossible” happen!!! Yipee, animals and Reiki are my passion for a reason!!!!