Sparkle Ray Distance Reiki

There’s a whole crowd of people online who think spiritual work should be free and that practitioners are supposed to clock in for a 24‑hour shift and hand out services like charity. They act like people should buy supplies, drain their time, burn their energy, and “help the world” while the receivers sit there doing absolutely nothing except demanding more. And for the so‑called practitioners who push this agenda? You do it. If you want to waste your own time, go ahead. You do it all damn day and all damn night. You use up every hour in your day. You buy the supplies and do the work for free. You stay up late while people unload their problems on you and skip off feeling lighter. You carry all of it. Let’s see how long you last before you realize it’s actual labor. Just because you have low self‑worth and don’t think much of yourself or your expertise doesn’t mean you get to drag others down by announcing to the world that spiritual practitioners shouldn’t charge. Keep your limita...

I saw a Facebook post offering free Reiki to anyone who liked and commented. And let me tell you, people did not hesitate. They jumped into those comments like fleas running from a Dawn soap bath. Nobody did the sensible thing and list one person since it was an alleged free service. They smashed laptop keys and tapped phone screens quick, fast, and in a hurry. They listed everybody they’ve ever met. Family, their Wi‑Fi, friends, the kitchen table, neighbors, coworkers, lunch, exes, shoes, pets, the mailman, coffee, a pen, the turtle from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and the price of gas. If it existed, it got added. I watched that post blow up with a long thread of names, like people signing up for the county raffle. A pure digital circus where the online crowd sprints to the free table at a yard sale, while nobody stops to ask how any of this is supposed to work. Nobody wonders how one person sends energy to two thousand strangers, five hundred pets, a bag of marshmallows, and the econo...