“No Snowflake ever falls in the wrong place” – Zen saying

Welcome and thank you for visiting Ki Healing.

‘Ki’ is pronounced ‘kee’ or ‘key’.  I chose the word ‘Ki’ for mainly two reasons: one is that it is part of the word ‘Aikido’ (the martial art I practice) and the other reason is that it is a Japanese word written with a Chinese character so its definition is unclear; it’s hard to define, not necessarily easy to describe.

‘Ki’ holds a deep meaning as well as a light one. For me and how I define it here, ‘Ki’ means vital life force energy. I call my work Ki Healing because I help with renewing, restoring, balancing, assisting, guiding the movement of your vital life force. Through working with your Ki, together we create movement in you that will lead to a renewal of energy which eventually opens a pathway to feeling good. When feeling good is maintained, it gradually leads to a greater sense of well being.

It’s very important to learn ways to manage our vital life force, this way we can experience balance in our lives. If our life force goes unchecked we’ll inevitably lose our sense of well being. It may become harder for us to distinguish when we feel good or what feels good to us. It’s possible that a numb feeling may set in and we might even relate to hamsters on a wheel. At this junction, feeling good is far from us. We may think, ‘how get to a sense of wholeness, again?’

In contrast, when we feed our ‘Ki’ or nourish our vital life force, we create pathways in our bodies and minds to feeling good. Feeling good creates various and some measurable impacts on our overall well being.

My motto is simple and effective. It is to: Feel Good, Be Well. It is a practice that I try each day and sometimes only each moment.

Ki Healing is a bridge to Spirit by aiding you to nourish your life force and to foster a sense of overall well being.