Practicing Reiki Is Not a Sin

“Is Reiki against God?”

For many Reiki practitioners, that question lives quietly beneath the surface. They may have experienced the peace, comfort, and healing associated with Reiki while still wondering: Am I doing something spiritually wrong?

In Practicing Reiki Is Not a Sin: Reiki, Faith, and the Truth No One Explains, Dr. Constance Santego opens a compassionate conversation about Reiki and faith—without asking readers to abandon their beliefs, defend their practice, or choose one spiritual path over another.

The book explores why Reiki can create fear for people raised within religious traditions, what Reiki actually is—and is not—and the important distinction between claiming the power to heal and humbly participating in healing through compassion and service.

Readers are guided through questions surrounding Reiki's Japanese origins, prayer and faith, the laying on of hands, the role of Jesus and healing in scripture, Reiki lineage, intention, touch, nervous-system responses, scientific observations around healing interactions, humility, surrender, and what it means to practice Reiki with a faithful heart.

Rather than trying to persuade, this book encourages thoughtful examination. Reiki is presented not as a religion or replacement for God, prayer, or medical care, but as a practice centered on presence, care, consent, humility, and service.

Written especially for Reiki practitioners who have wrestled with guilt, uncertainty, or religious concerns, Practicing Reiki Is Not a Sin offers a path toward clarity and peace.

You do not have to choose between your desire to help others and your faith. You are allowed to ask questions. You are allowed to seek understanding. And you are allowed to heal without fear.