In this episode of the Reiki Women Podcast, hosts Carrie Varela, Michaela Daystar, and Bronwen Logan delve into the complex and tender topic of death and dying through a Reiki practice lens.

They discuss how the system of Reiki can provide support and nourishment while contemplating life's impermanence, the practice of holding space for those in the cycle of death and dying, and the spiritual connections that persist beyond physical existence.

The conversation also touches on cultural perspectives from Japan on death, the interconnectedness of all beings, and the importance of being present in the moment.

The hosts share personal experiences and insights on how Reiki practice can aid in accepting and understanding the cycles of life and death, the significance of non-attachment, and how we can support others and ourselves through these transitions.

They emphasize the importance of kindness and presence, respecting individual beliefs about death, and the role of Reiki in fostering a peaceful transition and understanding of life's final chapter.

00:00 Welcome to the Reiki Women Podcast
00:34 Exploring Death and Dying Through Reiki
01:33 Bronwen's Insights from Japan on Death and Reiki
04:14 The Interconnectedness of Life, Death, and Reiki
09:03 Personal Reflections on Death, Grief, and Reiki Practice
15:30 The Role of Reiki in Supporting the Dying and Grieving
40:22 Final Thoughts on Death, Dying, and Reiki

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Bronwen Logan: https://ReikiwithBronwen.com
Carrie Varela: https://www.reikihealingsociety.com
Michaela Daystar: https://www.heartscapesinsight.com/

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