Seamus has been practicing Reiki since 2010. He is a Reiki Master & Teacher of the Usui system of Reiki. His Reiki lineage is directly connected William Rand, the founder and president of The International Center for Reiki Training (ICRT), The Center for Reiki Research and The Reiki Membership Association. Seamus is an affiliate member of the ICRT since 2012.
Seamus is best known for his innate ability to intuitively identify the root cause of patterns keeping individuals 'stuck'. Over the past years, countless individuals have experienced deeply transformative and long-term shift from his integrative formula of intuitive guidance, coaching, Reiki healing and mind and body wellness strategies. He uses multiple Modalities to address the WHOLE Body, mind, spirit and soul.
Seamus is best known for his innate ability to intuitively identify the root cause of patterns keeping individuals 'stuck'. Over the past years, countless individuals have experienced deeply transformative and long-term shift from his integrative formula of intuitive guidance, coaching, Reiki healing and mind and body wellness strategies. He uses multiple Modalities to address the WHOLE Body, mind, spirit and soul.
Stone and Aroma Therapy
I am going to break down the seven chakras and give a brief description about them along with a few scents that are associated with them for Stone and Araoma Therapy.
1st. Chakra is called the Based Chakra. It is located at the bottom of your spine and its color is red. Emotions associated with this chakra are: fear and compulsive behavior. Weakness: nervous instability. Scents that can be used to help the Root Chakra are: Patchouli, Vetivert and Thyme.
2nd. Chakra is called the Sacral Chakra. It is located between the belly button and the pelvic and its color is orangish yellow. Emotions associated with this chakra are: desires and jealousy. Weakness is lust, anger and aggression. Scents that can be used to help the Sacral Chakra are: Sandalwood, cardamom and clary sage.
3rd. Chakra is called the Solar Plexus Chakra. It is located in your mid area and its color is yellow. Emotions associated with this chakra are: warmth and nurturing. Weakness is: skin elements and emotional instability. Scents that can be used to help the Solar Plexus Chakra are: Juniper, hyssop, lime, marjoram.
4th. Chakra is called the Heart Chakra. It is located in the chest area and its colors are green and pink. Emotions associated with this chakra are: love, compassion, friendship and generosity. Weakness: greed, anger, over protectiveness. Scents that can be used to help the Heart Chakra are: Geranium, bergamot, ylang-ylang, jasmine and lavender.
5th. Chakra is called the Throat Chakra. It is located between your chin and your cervix and its color is blue. Emotions associated with this chakra are: honesty or dishonesty, vocal communications. Weakness: laryngitis or sore throats. Scents that can be used to help the Throat Chakra are: Chamomile, basil, peppermint, rosemary.
6th. Chakra is called the Brow/Third Eye Chakra. It is located between the brow and forehead and its color is indigo-purple/blue. Emotions associated with this chakra are: imagination, idealism and love. Weakness: migraines, sleeplessness, sinus and self-pity. Scents that can be used to help the Brow/Third Eye Chakra are: Lemon, Pine, and Hyacinth.
7th. Chakra is called the Crown Chakra. It is located at the top of your head and its color is white or lavender/gold. The emotion associated with this chakra is: Emotional imbalance. Weakness: coma. Scents that can be used to help the Crown Chakra are: Neroli, myrrh, frankincense and rose.
Hot Stone Therapy
Hot Stone Therapy is a treatment that incorporates the use of smooth basalt stones, (used for their ability to retain heat), of many shapes and sizes, that are heated. The therapist uses the stones by placing them in various locations on the patients’ body. Using hot stones allows the therapist to reach deeper layers of tissue. As the stones cool, the therapist replaces it with another warm stone. The heated stones may be placed in specific places on the body including, points along the spine, in the palms of the hand or even between the toes.
I am going to break down the seven chakras and give a brief description about them along with a few scents that are associated with them for Stone and Araoma Therapy.
1st. Chakra is called the Based Chakra. It is located at the bottom of your spine and its color is red. Emotions associated with this chakra are: fear and compulsive behavior. Weakness: nervous instability. Scents that can be used to help the Root Chakra are: Patchouli, Vetivert and Thyme.
2nd. Chakra is called the Sacral Chakra. It is located between the belly button and the pelvic and its color is orangish yellow. Emotions associated with this chakra are: desires and jealousy. Weakness is lust, anger and aggression. Scents that can be used to help the Sacral Chakra are: Sandalwood, cardamom and clary sage.
3rd. Chakra is called the Solar Plexus Chakra. It is located in your mid area and its color is yellow. Emotions associated with this chakra are: warmth and nurturing. Weakness is: skin elements and emotional instability. Scents that can be used to help the Solar Plexus Chakra are: Juniper, hyssop, lime, marjoram.
4th. Chakra is called the Heart Chakra. It is located in the chest area and its colors are green and pink. Emotions associated with this chakra are: love, compassion, friendship and generosity. Weakness: greed, anger, over protectiveness. Scents that can be used to help the Heart Chakra are: Geranium, bergamot, ylang-ylang, jasmine and lavender.
5th. Chakra is called the Throat Chakra. It is located between your chin and your cervix and its color is blue. Emotions associated with this chakra are: honesty or dishonesty, vocal communications. Weakness: laryngitis or sore throats. Scents that can be used to help the Throat Chakra are: Chamomile, basil, peppermint, rosemary.
6th. Chakra is called the Brow/Third Eye Chakra. It is located between the brow and forehead and its color is indigo-purple/blue. Emotions associated with this chakra are: imagination, idealism and love. Weakness: migraines, sleeplessness, sinus and self-pity. Scents that can be used to help the Brow/Third Eye Chakra are: Lemon, Pine, and Hyacinth.
7th. Chakra is called the Crown Chakra. It is located at the top of your head and its color is white or lavender/gold. The emotion associated with this chakra is: Emotional imbalance. Weakness: coma. Scents that can be used to help the Crown Chakra are: Neroli, myrrh, frankincense and rose.
Hot Stone Therapy
Hot Stone Therapy is a treatment that incorporates the use of smooth basalt stones, (used for their ability to retain heat), of many shapes and sizes, that are heated. The therapist uses the stones by placing them in various locations on the patients’ body. Using hot stones allows the therapist to reach deeper layers of tissue. As the stones cool, the therapist replaces it with another warm stone. The heated stones may be placed in specific places on the body including, points along the spine, in the palms of the hand or even between the toes.
Reiki For Animals
Animals respond very well to Reiki, and just like humans, Reiki can be used for all types of illnesses, injuries and emotional problems. Reiki can accelerate the healing process of animals, ease pain, and improve or help to continue their quality of life.
The healing principles of Reiki are the same whether you are treating
a family member, your neighbor, a complete stranger, or an animal. The Reiki
energy flows just the same in all cases. Animal anatomy is very similar to human anatomy, so you can usually judge hand positions fairly easily if you are trying to treat specific organs.
It is very unusual to encounter an animal who will not readily accept Reiki.
In addition, they usually show you by their body positions where to place
your hands; be aware of how they turn their body towards your hands. As with humans, if you find an area on an animal that seems to draw a lot of energy, spend more time on that area.
Jin Shin Do
Jin Shin Do is based on the "Strange Flows," which provide a shortcut to balancing the body energy.It is a unique synthesis of traditional Japanese acupressure techniques, classic Chinese acupressure theory, Reichian segmental theory, Taoist philosophy and Qigong exercises. This sensible therapy outlines tension points associated with common physical problems and with distressing feelings like anxiety, depression, guilt and anger. It teaches points and exercises that help release physical and emotional tensions. Best of all, it helps one learn to transform, rather than repress, painful feelings - leading to a more joyful way of life and the realization of one's full potential.
"Acupressure" refers to any technique using finger pressure on "acupoints" to reduce stress and balance the body energy. An "acupressure" method may be simple and symptomatic, or sophisticated and deeply therapeutic. Jin Shin Do covers both ends of this spectrum, for it can be used both as a self -help tool and as a professional therapeutic method. It brings about pleasurable, deep relaxation and increased awareness of both body and psyche. Jin Shin Do contrasts with acupuncture in the absence of needles, and because one individual is touched by another in a highly supportive way which evokes the feeling of being held, cradled and safe. It contrasts with Shiatsu in being a more slow & shy paced method and focusing more on deep release of muscular armoring.
Animals respond very well to Reiki, and just like humans, Reiki can be used for all types of illnesses, injuries and emotional problems. Reiki can accelerate the healing process of animals, ease pain, and improve or help to continue their quality of life.
The healing principles of Reiki are the same whether you are treating
a family member, your neighbor, a complete stranger, or an animal. The Reiki
energy flows just the same in all cases. Animal anatomy is very similar to human anatomy, so you can usually judge hand positions fairly easily if you are trying to treat specific organs.
It is very unusual to encounter an animal who will not readily accept Reiki.
In addition, they usually show you by their body positions where to place
your hands; be aware of how they turn their body towards your hands. As with humans, if you find an area on an animal that seems to draw a lot of energy, spend more time on that area.
Jin Shin Do
Jin Shin Do is based on the "Strange Flows," which provide a shortcut to balancing the body energy.It is a unique synthesis of traditional Japanese acupressure techniques, classic Chinese acupressure theory, Reichian segmental theory, Taoist philosophy and Qigong exercises. This sensible therapy outlines tension points associated with common physical problems and with distressing feelings like anxiety, depression, guilt and anger. It teaches points and exercises that help release physical and emotional tensions. Best of all, it helps one learn to transform, rather than repress, painful feelings - leading to a more joyful way of life and the realization of one's full potential.
"Acupressure" refers to any technique using finger pressure on "acupoints" to reduce stress and balance the body energy. An "acupressure" method may be simple and symptomatic, or sophisticated and deeply therapeutic. Jin Shin Do covers both ends of this spectrum, for it can be used both as a self -help tool and as a professional therapeutic method. It brings about pleasurable, deep relaxation and increased awareness of both body and psyche. Jin Shin Do contrasts with acupuncture in the absence of needles, and because one individual is touched by another in a highly supportive way which evokes the feeling of being held, cradled and safe. It contrasts with Shiatsu in being a more slow & shy paced method and focusing more on deep release of muscular armoring.