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This Reiki Principle And Getting Work As A Practitioner This Reiki Principle And Becoming A Full Time Practitioner «I earn my living honestly» and «Devote yourself to your work» are two interpretations of the Reiki Principles gifted to us by Mikao Usui. I took them literally and lived as an energy practitioner since. So, how do you do it? One of the challenges that face many an alternative or complementary therapist and practitioner is that most work available out there is self-employed.
If you have any inquiries concerning where and ways to make use of , you could contact us at the internet site. There are of course opportunities for an employed job. But they are very rare. For employed jobs, you may need to travel, such as doing your complementary therapy in a trendy new spa somewhere else in the world, or on cruise ships. If you have no commitments and like travel, it is worth investigating. Some years ago, I was asked if I could work in Dubai doing Reiki and Emotional Freedom Techniques, for example. And some massage therapists have learned Reiki with me because it gave them more work opportunities in a spa or on a cruise ship.
There are some NHS jobs in the UK for Reiki, as well as charities, such as cancer care charities and rehab charities that sometimes look for a Reiki or EFT Practitioner. Massage is more popular though with charities. However, from my observations, working for a charity or even the NHS is usually part-time, with part-time pay. It is great experience, and if you can mix it with another job or working for yourself, it can be just the outlet you are looking for. It can provide both stability of a regular dependable income plus help you to help others as per your heart’s true desire.
Another avenue for being employed within your authentic vocation is to find a way to do what you already do and add your modality to it. For example, some teachers, doctors, physiotherapists, and nurses add Meditation, Mindfulness, Reiki or EFT to their work. This of course, has to be approved by the management. There is no harm in approaching them and asking. The worst that could happen is that they say no. But, the may say yes. Even if you used to be a teacher, say, and left teaching in the hope of finding employment as an EFT practitioner and did not, what is the harm of applying for teaching jobs?
You can mention EFT to them at the interview and say that you would like a trial say, one hour a week, where you can help students with EFT if they are having challenges with exam nerves or homework. Do not rule this out. If you had trained in one initial vocation and want to be a practitioner in your new heart-based vocation, there is no reason why you cannot have both. OK, it is not the same to you perhaps, and it is not your entire dream, but it is a step in the right direction.
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