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Reiki Hand Positions by Stephen Buck is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/.
Based on a work at http://reikitechnician.org.

i have noticed that lower back pain goes to the shins as well as ankles .....the minute my back pain goes pain in the legs especially right leg, behind the knees(hand position depicted) shins and ankles disappears

Hi Renu.

Yes, unfortunately that's very true for many whom I've met and provided Reiki to.

What's illustrated above is only one out of many possible hand positions to use when treating a very general form of backpain. And it also may represent the minimum hand placement positions that may be used, too.

:-)

Buck wrote:Hi Renu.

Yes, unfortunately that's very true for many whom I've met and provided Reiki to.

What's illustrated above is only one out of many possible hand positions to use when treating a very general form of backpain. And it also may represent the minimum hand placement positions that may be used, too.

:-)

Buck my husband went under 3, five hour
spine fusion surgeries total of 15 hours
in 10 days, April 27,2011. Back pain he
does not have. Dr's nurses & therapist
look at him and ask on a level of 1-10
what back pain are you experiencing,his
response is zero. He is not on pain
medication. He is learning to walk and
his cancer level went from a level 4 to
zero.8 Dr's do not acknowledge it but I
do, Reiki, diet,visualizations & prepare
for surgery worked for him.

Hospitals settings are not conducive to
Reiki hand positions but the Reiki gets
to where it needs to go

PS. I love your hand diagrams. Your
pictures are self explainatory