The void or emptiness experience in deep Reiki practice represents a profound spiritual state where practitioners transcend ordinary consciousness and merge with the infinite source of universal life force energy. This experience often occurs during intensive practice periods or after years of dedicated self-treatment, marking significant spiritual development and energetic expansion. The void feels like dissolution of all boundaries between self and universe, yet rather than being frightening, practitioners report profound peace and homecoming sensations. During these experiences, the usual sense of channeling Reiki disappears as practitioners realize they ARE the energy rather than conduits for it. The emptiness contains infinite potential, representing the quantum field from which all healing possibilities emerge before manifesting in physical reality. Many practitioners initially resist the void experience, as the ego interprets dissolution as death, requiring trust and surrender to move through this spiritual gateway. The state often brings profound healing insights and spontaneous knowledge about universal principles that transform how practitioners understand and work with Reiki. Physical sensations during void experiences may include feeling bodiless, expanded beyond physical boundaries, or experiencing consciousness without location. The integration following void experiences requires gentle attention, as practitioners return to ordinary consciousness with expanded awareness that needs grounding. These experiences often catalyze major life changes as practitioners can no longer maintain illusions or inauthentic patterns after touching infinite truth. The void teaches ultimate non-attachment, showing that healing occurs through becoming empty vessels rather than effortful doing. Regular touching of this state transforms Reiki practice from technique to pure being, where healing radiates naturally without conscious direction. Different traditions describe this experience various ways, yet seasoned practitioners recognize the universal nature of touching source consciousness. The void experience cannot be forced or achieved through will but arises naturally when practitioners reach sufficient energetic refinement and spiritual readiness. Through embracing the void, practitioners discover that emptiness and fullness are one, leading to embodied presence that transforms every aspect of their healing work.