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This episode is a reading of a tarot spread that was inspired by the hand positions I was taught to follow for hands on Reiki treatments. In my lineage, Reiki treatments begin by placing hands on the head, and then moving the hands down the center of the body and placing or hovering them over the areas of the heart, the solar plexus, the navel, and the sacrum.

As with all Reiki offerings, no one knows how Reiki sent by tarot card reading works except that it intuitively goes exactly where it is needed and always serves the highest good.

In this sending spread, three cards across the top represent the head and are read to bring attention to the recipient’s thinking. A small, two card cross below the head position cards represent the heart and read to bring attention to the recipient’s personal power. Three cards run vertically down the right side of the of the spread represent the solar plexus, navel, and sacrum, and are read to bring the recipient’s attention to conditions of, and ways of showing up in the environment.

The cards that appear in each position of this spread are:

Head Position: Eight of Wands Reversed, Ten of Swords, Two of Swords

Heart Position: Two of Rods Reversed crossed by Queen of Swords

Solar Plexus: Paige of Cups

Navel: Six of Rods Reversed

Sacrum: The Emperor

This podcast episode offers Reiki to everyone who hears it. If you hear this podcast episode and don’t want Reiki, don’t worry, Reiki can only be received by those willing to receive it.

This episode is a reading of a tarot spread that was inspired by the hand positions I was taught to follow for hands on Reiki treatments. In my lineage, Reiki treatments begin by placing hands on the head, and then moving the hands down the center of the body and placing or hovering them over the areas of the heart, the solar plexus, the navel, and the sacrum.

As with all Reiki offerings, no one knows how Reiki sent by tarot card reading works except that it intuitively goes exactly where it is needed and always serves the highest good.

In this sending spread, three cards across the top represent the head and are read to bring attention to the recipient’s thinking. A small, two card cross below the head position cards represent the heart and read to bring attention to the recipient’s personal power. Three cards run vertically down the right side of the of the spread represent the solar plexus, navel, and sacrum, and are read to bring the recipient’s attention to conditions of, and ways of showing up in the environment.

The cards that appear in each position of this spread are:

Head Position: Three of Wands, Two of Disks, Knight of Swords

Heart Position: The Seven of Swords Reversed crossed by The Hermit

Solar Plexus: Five of Cups

Navel: Four of Wands

Sacrum: King of Disks

This podcast episode offers Reiki to everyone who hears it. If you hear this podcast episode and don’t want Reiki, don’t worry, Reiki can only be received by those willing to receive it.

This episode is a reading of a tarot spread that was inspired by the hand positions I was taught to follow for hands on Reiki treatments. In my lineage, Reiki treatments begin by placing hands on the head, and then moving the hands down the center of the body and placing or hovering them over the areas of the heart, the solar plexus, the navel, and the sacrum.

As with all Reiki offerings, no one knows how Reiki sent by tarot card reading works except that it intuitively goes exactly where it is needed and always serves the highest good.

In this sending spread, three cards across the top represent the head and are read to bring attention to the recipient’s thinking. A small, two card cross below the head position cards represent the heart and read to bring attention to the recipient’s personal power. Three cards run vertically down the right side of the of the spread represent the solar plexus, navel, and sacrum, and are read to bring the recipient’s attention to conditions of, and ways of showing up in the environment.

I shuffled the cards for this spread while focusing on the quote "Come, come, whoever you are. Wanderer, worshiper, lover of leaving. It doesn't matter. Ours is not a caravan of despair. come, even if you have broken your vows a thousand times. Come, yet again , come , come.” by Rumi.

The cards that appear in each position of this spread are:

Head Position: The Knight of Disks, The King of Swords, The Chariot Reversed

Heart Position: The Tower crossed by The Page of Disks

Solar Plexus: The High Priestess

Navel: Two of Wands

Sacrum: Two of Disks