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Whole body treatment :- In  a  typical  whole-body  Reiki  treatment,  the  practitioner asks the recipient to lie down, usually  on a  massage  table, and relax. Loose, comfortable clothing is usually worn during the treatment. The practitioner might take a few moments to enter a calm or meditative state of mind and mentally  prepare  for the  treatment, which  is  usually carried  out  without  any  unnecessary talking. The treatment proceeds with the practitioner  placing  his  hands  on  the  recipient  in  various  positions. However, some practitioners use a non-touching technique, where the hands are held a few centimetres away from the recipient's body, for some  or  all of the positions. The hands are usually kept still for 3 to 5 minutes before moving  to  the  next  position. Overall, the hand positions usually give a general coverage of the head, the  front  and  back  of  the torso, the knees and feet. Between  12  and  20  positions  are  used,  with  the  whole  treatment  lasting  45  to  90  minutes.  Some practitioners use a fixed set of hand positions. Others use their intuition to guide them  as  to where  treatment  is needed, sometimes starting the treatment with a 'scan' of the recipient to find such areas. The  intuitive  approach might also lead to individual positions being treated for much shorter or longer periods of time. It is reported that the recipient often feels warmth or tingling in the area being treated, even when a non-touching approach is being used. A state of deep relaxation, combined with a general feeling of well-being,  is  usually  the  most  noticeable immediate effect of the treatment, although emotional releases can also occur. As the Reiki treatment  is  said  to be  stimulating  natural  healing  processes, instantaneous  'cures'   of  specific  health  problems  are  not  usually observed. A series of three or more treatments, typically at intervals of 1 to 7 days, is usually recommended  if a chronic condition is being addressed. Regular treatments, on  an  on-going  basis, can  be  used  with  the aim of maintaining well-being. The interval between such treatments is typically in the range of 1 to 4 weeks,  except  in the case of self-treatment when a daily practice is common.

Localized treatment:- Localized  Reiki  treatments  involve  the  practitioner's  hands  being  held  on or near a specific part of the body. Recent injuries are usually treated in  this way, with  the  site of  injury  being  targeted. There  is  great   variation   in  the  duration  of  such  treatments,  though  20  minutes  might  be  typical.  Some practitioners  use  localized  treatments  for  certain  ailments, and  some publications have tabulated appropriate hand positions.However,other practitioners prefer to use the whole body treatment for all chronic conditions, on the grounds that it has a more holistic effect. Another approach is to give a whole body treatment first,  followed by a localized treatment.

Informal treatment:- Many practitioners use Reiki in an informal way, as part of social interaction with  friends or family members. In this style of use, the practitioner places one or both hands  on  any  part  of  the  recipient; wherever  feels  appropriate  and  comfortable  in  the particular situation. Talking and all other aspects of social interaction continue as normal.

Self treatment:- A Reiki practitioner can treat himself or herself with any of the methods described above In this case, the practitioner is also the recipient.

Group treatment:- A  group  treatment  involves  two  or  more  Reiki practitioners treating the same recipient, simultaneously.This is said to have a significantly stronger effect than treatment from a single practitioner. Groups of  practitioners  can  come  together  to  share  Reiki . In  these  situations, each  participant  in  turn acts as the recipient, with the rest of the group giving the treatment. The number of people involved is usually in  the range 3 to 9. (Two practitioners can also meet to exchange Reiki treatments.) If there are more than 8 or 9  participants, then they split into two or more groups for practical reasons. The duration of treatment  is  such  that  the  whole sharing takes one to two hours (between 10 and 30 minutes per recipient). Such a 'Reiki share' is often a  social occasion, with the practitioners talking throughout.

Treatment of animals and plants:- Animals and plants are usually treated  for  shorter  periods  than  humans. The duration of  treatment, and  number of  hand  positions  used, depends  on  factors  such  as the size  of  the recipient and the severity of the condition being addressed. In the absence of disease, some  practitioners  enjoy giving Reiki to animals or plants, as a loving interaction.

Spiritual practice:- Many  practitioners  use Reiki  as  the  basis  of  a s piritual  practice, or  to  augment other spiritual practices. The cornerstone of Reiki spiritual practice is a daily one hour  self-treatment  conducted  in  a meditative  frame  of  mind.  As  well  as  maintaining  physical,  mental and emotional well-being, this practice is understood to induce spiritual growth, potentially leading to self-realization.