Healing Hands Reiki of Boulder

01/25/2026

This is good advice.

01/24/2026

Making use of the 3 pillars of Reiki gives you several advantages: they prepare you to give Reiki, increase the flow of Reiki energy, and determine where the client needs Reiki. Engaging the 3 pillars helps ensure that the session is given while one is in a ‘healing’ state.

01/24/2026

Observe but don't absorb

01/23/2026

Why are we all quietly undone by monks who are… just walking?

No microphones.
No slogans.
No anger dressed up as righteousness.

Just human beings in robes.
Step after step.
Breath after breath.

And somehow… it’s breaking us open.

For 89 days now, Buddhist monks have been walking—
2,300 miles from Texas toward Washington, D.C.
They are only halfway there.
And yet, something in people is already arriving.

Strangers stop their cars and cry.
People walk alongside them for a few minutes and feel lighter.
Others follow their progress online like it’s a lifeline.
Some don’t even know why they’re emotional—only that they are.

And then there’s Aloka 🐾
A once-forgotten rescue dog, now padding quietly beside them.
No speeches. No training manuals. Just presence.

When Aloka joined the walk, something softened even more.

Because suddenly peace had four legs.
Suddenly compassion had a heartbeat you could kneel down to.
Suddenly people felt chosen by something gentle.

This pilgrimage isn’t trying to persuade anyone.
It isn’t demanding agreement.
It isn’t asking you to believe anything at all.

It’s simply embodied peace moving through a world that has forgotten how to rest.

And our nervous systems recognize that immediately.

We are: overstimulated
overworked
over-argued
over-notified
and deeply, painfully under-soothed

So when we see slowness… when we witness discipline without aggression… when we encounter silence that feels safe…

Our bodies exhale before our minds understand.

This walk matters because it regulates people.

Their steady steps slow the inner chaos. Their silence gives permission to stop performing. Their simplicity reminds us that we don’t need to be loud to be powerful.

For a moment—
people feel safer inside themselves.

Less alone in their exhaustion.
Less addicted to urgency.
More willing to choose gentleness over being right.

This is what the Walk for Peace is doing: Not fixing the world overnight,
but softening it enough so healing can begin.

Peace here doesn’t look dramatic. It looks like: • pausing before reacting
• walking without your phone
• choosing kindness when no one is watching
• breathing instead of spiraling
• letting “simple” be enough

No robes required.

The monks aren’t marching at anyone.
They’re walking with us—
showing, without preaching, that peace is a practice… not a performance.

And Aloka? He reminds us that even the once-abandoned can become a symbol of comfort. That love doesn’t need credentials. That healing often walks quietly beside us.

This pilgrimage is only halfway done. But already, hearts are catching up.

Because joy isn’t something we wait for.
Peace isn’t something we demand.

We place ourselves on the path—
step by humble step—
and allow calm to meet us there.

And yes… peace, pleasure, and prosperity are allowed to coexist.

That’s the real impact of this walk.

Not noise.
Not spectacle.

But presence.

And right now, that’s exactly what the world remembers how to feel.

01/22/2026

01/19/2026

We are all connected.
Through love. Through presence. Through Reiki.
As Reiki energy flows through and among us, it expands and touches those around us, rippling outward into families, communities, and the wider world in ways we may never fully see or know.
May we remember our shared humanity and choose compassion—
in our words, in our actions, and in the way we hold one another in our hearts.

01/18/2026

Sunday's giggle!!