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Is there a distinct difference between the Reiki energy entering through the Crown Chakra and the spiritual energy one has been cultivating through meditation, and how can one discern the nature of this constant head sensitivity?😊🙏🏻🌷🌀🧘🏼[…]

I haven’t written lately, but going on reading. I recently got training and attuned to Grade III Reiki. I always meditate on the top of my head. And she taught me to let the Reiki enter my body through the Crown Chakra.

Now I am feeling as if that Crown Chakra is always active. That spot on top of the head is always sensitive, all day. I am not sure how to distinguish between Reiki Energy and the Spiritual Energy that I have been working on all this time. Or Energy is Energy and there is no difference?

Reiki primarily deals with vital energy, which at its highest tends to blend into the spiritual. One can differentiate the two through the effects. If it brings peace, it is good.  

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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