The Healing Power of Reiki

A Modern Master's Approach to Emotional, Spiritual & Physical Wellness

By: Raven Keyes

Narrated by: John Keane, Raven Keyes

The ancient art of Reiki has the power to heal our minds, bodies, and spirits in ways few of us can imagine. The first Reiki Master to practice in an operating room under the supervision of Dr. Mehmet Oz, author Raven Keyes has brought Reiki to the defining events of our time. With engaging prose, Keyes tells moving stories of giving Reiki to rescue workers at Ground Zero, PTSD survivors, professional athletes, trauma patients, and those suffering from crippling emotional pain. Keyes offers inspirational experiences of connecting with angels and spirit guides, and shares the joys and pains of working with patients, their loved ones, and their communities. Through stories and meditations, readers are filled with hope and a sense of good will. Helpful exercises and meditations are included to invite healing and provide the opportunity to engage with Reiki energy more deeply.

©2012 Raven Keyes (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

love it!

I can't wait to listen again! this was very moving!! very calming voice too.so inspired!

Inspirational

inspirational for Reiki practitioners. Comprehensive review of the many ways Reiki can heal. Raven is authentic and generous with her personal story.

Excellent!

Excellent! Will listen a second time and order hard copy for my personal home library.

Great Info on Reiki!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The material was spectacular but the narrator spoke so abnormally slowly it was annoying at first but then I sped it up to 1.25x and it is so much better this way!! Yay!!

too long

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

it was difficult to get through, i felt the stories were very repetitive. I do want to go back and listen to the exercises at the end of the book, which i listened to a few and they seemed helpful.

What was most disappointing about Raven Keyes’s story?

very repetitive in the nature of the stories. it could have been cut down significantly.

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

a little slow for me at times.