From my brief meeting with someone who did Reiki, it seemed to involve a lot of hovering, and zero touching. Maybe there are different styles. I agree a touchi

From my brief meeting with someone who did Reiki, it seemed to involve a lot of hovering, and zero touching. Maybe there are different styles. I agree a touching studying would be worthwhile. But I'm not sure Reiki is evidence supporting one. I googled a bit and found this: > Will the Reiki Practitioner’s hands touch me in any way? > At your option. Reiki may be done with a light gentle pressure static touch or the Practitioner’s hands may be a few inches/centimeters above your body at the hand positions with no actual touch. There are standard hand placements beginning at your head or feet, avoiding all sensitive body parts. Let your Practitioner know prior to the session which you prefer, light touch or no touch. https://iarp.org/reiki-sessions-what-to-expect/ https://iarp.org/reiki-sessions-what-to-expect/