Reiki

Reiki is an energy therapy of Japanese origin, developed in the early 20th century by Mikao Usui. Its name comes from two Japanese words: Rei (universal energy) and Ki (life force energy), and it is based on channeling energy through the therapist's hands to the recipient's body.

Unlike a conventional massage, Reiki does not involve muscle manipulation or physical pressure. The therapist gently places their hands on different points of the body — or holds them at a short distance — to promote energy flow, dissolve blockages, and stimulate the body's natural healing processes.

At Lotus Masajes, Reiki sessions take place in an atmosphere of absolute serenity: soft light, enveloping sounds, and an attentive presence that accompanies without intruding. It is a space to let go, breathe, and allow energy to flow freely again.

Who is it for?

Reiki is ideal for people who:

• Seek a non-invasive complementary therapy to accompany medical or emotional treatments.
• Experience chronic stress, mental fatigue, or emotional exhaustion and need a space for deep rest.
• Want to explore energy wellness and connect with a more subtle and conscious self-care practice.
• Are going through moments of change, loss, or transition and seek support without the need for words.
• Want to complement their massage sessions with an energy approach that enhances results.

What makes us different

Energy that heals

At Lotus Masajes, we understand Reiki as a natural extension of our holistic care philosophy. It is not just a technique: it is a way of listening to the body from a different place, of respecting its timing, and of accompanying its healing process with presence and sensitivity.

Each session is adapted to the person's energetic and emotional state. We work in a protected, warm, and quiet environment, where the only goal is for you to release what you no longer need and reconnect with your inner balance.

Reiki sessions are offered exclusively on Monday mornings, as a way to start the week from a place of calm, intention, and reconnection with oneself.