That is when they begin to notice the shift in energy patterns. It is easier to ask questions during a session as the issues come up, than to try to remember the question and ask it later. The Reiki session is designed to be a healing process, so if I receive information for the client, I share it with them. This is sometimes general information, but it often pertains to the healing process, and is, therefore, important during the session. Which brings us to Non-Traditional Reiki.
Previous rules go out the window.
During a Reiki healing session, the practitioner is a facilitator, and as such, invites information from the Universe to assist in the process. We are there to provide a channel for the energy. The client draws it into their aura or body, and uses it for their highest good. The client and their higher self decide the best and most efficient way to use the energy. During Reiki sessions, I have seen practitioners inspired to sing, dance, tone and perform ballet-like maneuvers that they ordinarily would not be inclined to try.