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Angie Webster is a Reiki Master Teacher who spent the first half of her life trying to understand how the wonders of this world supported her and how she fit in with it all. A near death experience and it's aftermath altered the way she looked at life and began expanding her perceptions. She sought healing and understanding, ultimately finding it in Reiki, energy medicine and meditation. Through these things, Angie was able to come to see herself as a co-creator with Universal Life Force, rather than a victim of life.
Angie now works with energy healing, doing Reiki healing sessions and teaching Reiki classes and she writes regularly about Reiki and spirituality, as well as teaching meditation. She constantly seeks to expand her understanding of the way energy works in the body and in our world and to share that with others through her writing and her teaching. Angie has been a regular contributor at Reiki Rays (www.reikirays.com) since 2013 and has also contributed to Elephant Journal, Rebelle Society and Be You Media (www.beyoumediagroup.com). She has two blogs, Natural and Holistic Living (www.naturalholisticlife.wordpress.com) and Serenity Energy Healing (www.serenityenergyhealing.wordpress.com).
Angie is the author of Infinite Reiki, Infinite Healing: How Energy Medicine Healed My Life and What it Can do for Yours.
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Reviewed by Roy T. James for Readers' Favorite
Infinite Reiki, Infinite Healing by Angie Webster familiarizes us with the Reiki (Universal Life Force Energy) system of cure. It starts with the beginnings of this system of healing in Japan and explains how its tenets fit into the modern world. After a discussion about what energy healing can do and a brief insight into its limitations, the book goes on to familiarize us with the Reiki system. The Energy Meridians, the idea of Chakras, Pain Meditation, and the correct application of this for animals as well as plants, are some of the related topics discussed. Matters purely abstract in nature are also included, for example, “Unconditional love is the highest energy you can send to anything.” Recommended reads are indicated for further study.
Infinite Reiki, Infinite Healing by Angie Webster starts with a touching introduction to the topic, especially concerning her personal involvement with systems of healing. What healing did for her and how is then described. Thereafter Angie makes a good case for an optimistic approach and explains the working and merits of such healing systems. An important part of healing is hope, she says. “Hope doesn’t have to mean that you will be cured. It can mean that you find a way to cope and live well with what you have going on.” This book gave me a very good insight into the principles of energy healing. Though recommended reading is indicated making further study easy, a set of review questions as well as an index would have been useful.
