Reikiams

Reikiams are a class of energetic beings described in contemporary New Age literature. According to the primary source texts, they are perceived as semi-transparent entities that inhabit the subtle energy field that surrounds living organisms. The term was coined in the early 2010s by a group of research practitioners seeking to categorize phenomena observed during high‑frequency meditation sessions.

The typical description of a reikiam includes a faint, bioluminescent glow, a symmetrical, crystalline structure, and a tendency to align themselves along energy meridians identified in traditional reiki practice. Studies report that these entities seemingly respond to intentional intention, producing measurable fluctuations in local electromagnetic fields. While the phenomenon is anecdotal, some journals have presented field recordings that suggest the presence of resonant frequencies coincident with reikiam activity.

Such observations have led to various interpretations. Some researchers view reikiams as manifestations of residual energetic imprinting left by repetitive healing practices. Others consider them possible artifacts of brainwave synchronization in extended meditation, arguing that the perceived entities are neurophysiological hallucinations. Until controlled, reproducible studies are conducted, the existence of reikiams remains speculative.

Discussions of reikiams are typically confined to forums on holistic health, alternative medicine, and quantum healing. The topic continues to generate debate among practitioners, skeptics, and interdisciplinary scholars interested in the intersection of consciousness, energy medicine, and emergent phenomena.