The difference between Reiki and Meditation

A discussion on the difference between Reiki and Meditation. Meditation is a mind based practice whereas Reiki is energy based and doesn't necessarily include the mind and its activities. The outcomes can be very similar and the way I talk about it probably sounds quite similar as my interest often combines the two.
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[@andrewdaw]

I really appreciate your explanations and description of your personal background. I’m just starting to figure out how to get started with reiki and am glad to have found your channel.

[@Ernie-i4v]

Real.. sweet... Danke ❤

[@ChristaL-rj6up]

This was incredibly helpful (as have so many of your videos) and exceedingly timely for me. I came to Reiki on a different path, beginning with animal communication. Then I got my level 1 Let the Animal Lead (hands off) animal Reiki certification. I have always believed that to offer Reiki you have to be in a deeply meditative space, and so if my mind is too distracted with thoughts, or if i am in a bad mood, I would not be able to offer Reiki to my animals. I believe that attunement is really activation of energy that is already inside us, not something that comes in at the crown Chakra. So last night I was distracted in my thoughts but I still felt the Reiki in my hands and in the space around me. I think my guinea pigs felt it as well, even though I was not in a strictly meditative space. Is that possible?

[@TheReikiCentre]

Thanks for this question! I did a video on it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5yYmmRvacp7aNUsi=mv41p71naUGH-Ss7

[@katyh2599]

Thank you for this. Can it help vagus nerve and nervous system generally?

[@TheReikiCentre]

I can't speak specifically about the vagus or nervous system from a biological viewpoint, but certainly I feel it settles my entire system very well and I feel balanced and in harmony with myself and life around me.