Annie Larson
Psychic Medium
Reiki Master Teacher
Reiki is the universal life force energy found in nature.
Reiki Master practitioners facilitate sessions channeling Reiki through the palms of their hands to transfer "universal energy" to the client to encourage mental, emotional and physical well being.
Please read my published magazine article, in Pathways Magazine.
During a Reiki session, clients remain fully clothed as hands hover over the client to bring mind, body, and spirit back into balance.
Reiki Session
Reiki is the universal life force energy that is channeled to you to help bring your mind, body, and spirit back into balance. As a practitioner, I scan your aura for issues and stagnant energy during a Reiki session.
You remain fully clothed in a relaxed state, as hands hover over your body distantly to channel Reiki energy.
To enhance your Reiki session with messages, book an Enhanced Reiki and Reading session.
Scroll to Reiki Certifications to learn about becoming a certified Reiki Master.
Enhanced Reiki and Reading
Enhance your Reiki session by incorporating intuitive insight (mediumship is NOT included). When I work with your aura and channel Reiki, I receive information.
I usually pick up mental, emotional, and physical issues. I might sense memories, trauma, relationships, bodily issues, and things that are unresolved. (Note that I am NOT a medical professional. I cannot give medical advice.)
You remain fully clothed in a relaxed state, as hands hover over your body distantly to channel Reiki energy. I take notes while you receive Reiki and then afterwards we discuss my notes so I can share intuitive information.
Reiki Certifications
Choose certifications for becoming Reiki energy practitioners in Reiki levels I, II, and III/Master Practitioner, Animal Reiki, and Crystal Reiki.
You can become a Reiki Master Teacher if you will invest the time and effort to fulfill the teaching requirements.
I offer classes in person at my office in Sterling, Virginia, and remotely online if you aren't nearby.
What is Reiki?
Reiki, a Japanese word "Rei" that means "universal life" and "Ki" that mean "energy," is a transfer of energy. It is not hands-on like massage nor is it based on any beliefs or religious practice.
Reiki flows through all living things. My favorite way to describe it is to liken it to "the force" from the "Star Wars" series.
When a person's "ki" is freely flowing, his or her mind, body, and spirit are in harmonious alignment bringing balance back to a positive state of well-being.
Reiki sessions aid in easing tension and stress. Reiki is well studied and embraced by western medicine.
Reiki Research
All Reiki channeled for research purposes was done remotely. There are no studies where the Reiki Practitioner was present to channel Reiki. Reiki has not been found to heal anyone in clinical studies.
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August 1, 2019 The Johns Hopkins Integrative Medicine & Digestive Center in Maryland USA offers Reiki to create deep relaxation, help speed healing, reduce pain, and decrease other symptoms you may be experiencing.
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July 11, 2018, SAG Journal, Transcriptional Changes In Cancer Cells Induced By Exposure To A Healing Method reached the following conclusions: Reproducible biologic changes have been induced by healing energy, whether by direct hands-on healing or using a recording of healing activity.
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September 5, 2017, NIH, For patients with chronic health conditions, Reiki has been found to be more effective than placebo for reducing pain and anxiety, depression, and for improving self-esteem and quality of life.
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May 16, 2014, The Washington Post, Reiki healing is being woven into patient services and treatment programs for people with cancer, fibromyalgia, pain and depression.
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2004, Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, Reiki can lower heart rate and diastolic blood pressure; other research suggests possible benefits for pain, depression, and stress.
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August 14, 2001, American Diabetes Association, Studies support the ability of energy therapies to reduce stress levels, with the potential to lower blood glucose levels.
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1993-2008, UCLA studies, patients reported improved sleep, reduced pain and nausea, and reduced anxiety.