Sentences with phrase «universal life force»
The name Reiki is actually a Japanese word, which means Universal Life Force Energy.
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Reiki means Universal Life Force — which can be described as «ki», «chi» or prana... the healing energy of the universe or the foundation of all life.
«I'm channeling universal life force energy for healing,» she likes to say.
Jim Henry, Author — Universal Life Force Series featuring Antiquity Calais.
We simply and beautifully call on Universal Life Force Energy to peacefully pull out the negative and infuse us with the positive energy of LOVE and to «Open Your Heart!»
This guy somewhat confused about the relationship between a person and god / the universal life force, and the relationship between the individual and the religion / corporate structure which earns it's living by peddling dated dogma and reassurances that it's way is the right way to deal with the universe.
I believe that Reiki works on similar principles, and that using that universal life force energy (the source of Reiki energy) is also the same as «God energy.»
The individual merges with the whole here creating oneness with the universal life force.
Our bodies are imbued with life energy or life force, (Qi or Chi in China, Ki in Japan, Prana in India and Tibet, Waken by the Lakotas, Orenda by the Iroquois, Megbe by the Ituri Pygmies, and The Holy Spirit by the Christian tradition) which connects us to universal life force or divine life energy.
You know that your body is an energetic system through which the universal life force flows.
Dry food has about 6 % to 10 % water content compared to canned cat food, which has a high moisture content of 75 % to 78 % water, so it's ideal for helping cats meet their daily hydration needs.Water is a universal life force.
Reiki (Universal Life Force Energy) is an ancient Japanese art of natural healing.
Reiki is a energy healing modality using the Universal Life Force energies to balance and heal.
He treats the organic material as a universal life force, challenging preconceived notions and relationships to blood.