Seichem came from the same place as Reiki, from a higher source, God.
Seichim works strongly upon emotional blocks,
and when those emotional blocks are released,
it's amazing how powerful the physical,
emotional, mental and spiritual healing can
be. Seichim works with all different
energies, because they all come from the same
Source, they just work on different levels. I
feel that Reiki and Seichim flow together
many times.
Seichim Notes
Some people are particularly drawn to
exploring the Seichim energy, however there
is not a lot of information available - so
the best teacher is experience .
Regarding the actual spelling of Seichim, the
creator of the system (Patrick Zeigler) says
that the channeled vibrational name is SKHM,
which has been interpreted by people into
variations such as Sekhem, Seikim, Seichem,
etc. Patrick usually uses the spelling
Seichim but is open to any possibility.
Patrick wrote about how he discovered the
Seichim energy. You can now read a longer
more detailed version of the story by
visiting this Link
The essence of the Seichim energy seems to be
the double-loop infinity symbol, and
meditation on the meaning of this may bring
insight into the deeper working of the
Seichim energy. Perhaps like the yin-yang
relationship, it fully encircles both
positive and negative, light and dark, to
find the perfect balance?
Seichim is used the
same way as Reiki, with slight differences,
such as the Seichim symbols. They are simply
added to Reiki and the Reiki symbols or used
alone.
The first of these
symbols is the Mai-Yur-Ma (pronounced
may-yoor-ma) This symbols is used to magnify
healing with the power of love. The
variations for this symbol is to draw either
7 or 9 rings instead of the usual
three. It is used instead of the Dai-Ko-Myo,
a Reiki symbol.
Another symbol is the
Lightning Bolt, and it is used mainly in the
passing of attunements for Seichim. It is
similar to the Raku of Reiki, but it starts
at the left, goes down and to the right
slightly, across to the left and then down
again. Like a reverse raku, but with only two
points instead of three.
It is used in place of the Sei-He-Ki, a Reiki
symbol.
The other symbol is the same a the
ChoKuRei but with the variation of nine
spirals instead of three. Use it the same as
you would the ChoKuRei, a Reiki symbol.
The Hon-Sha-Ze-Sho-Nen is not altered from
the Reiki symbol and is used in the same
ways. 
