My path to Reiki did not begin with a dramatic spiritual awakening or a sudden moment of discovery. In many ways, it began with quiet skepticism.
I remember hearing people talk about Reiki and having no idea what it was or what it was for. Around the same time, conversations about “grounding” began appearing more frequently. Like many people, I smiled politely and silently grouped these ideas together with what I thought were spiritual trends I didn’t quite understand. I laughed along with others about the strange practices people were exploring, not realizing that what they were describing was something I had already been sensing and living my entire life.
The truth is that I had been working with energy long before I knew there was a name for it.
For as long as I can remember, I have been aware of the subtle ways energy moves between people, environments, and emotions. What I did not yet understand was the profound role that intention plays in shaping and directing that energy. Reiki simply gave language and structure to a wisdom that had always existed quietly within me.
When I experienced Reiki for the first time, the feeling was unmistakable. It did not feel foreign or strange. It felt as familiar as home. In that moment, there was a deep recognition that what I had always sensed was real — and that perhaps I had been right all along about the quiet magic woven through life.
Reiki did not enter my life as something meant to fix or rescue me from a single challenge. Instead, it became something much more meaningful — a daily companion and an anchor that continues to support me every day.
Over time, that personal practice grew into a calling to hold space for others.
My approach as a practitioner is guided first and foremost by love. I genuinely love people, and my intention is always to help others see themselves through the lens of that love. Few forces in this world are stronger than the motivation that comes from love.
Each Reiki session is also unique. While the foundation of Reiki remains constant, the atmosphere and tools may shift depending on what I intuitively sense during the session. I do not always use traditional Reiki music. Some clients resonate more deeply with shamanic drumming or Nordic soundscapes. Sometimes crystals are present, and sometimes they are not. Each element of the session is guided by intuition and by what feels most supportive for the person receiving the work.
My spiritual path has also led me to explore the language of energy through the cosmos. Astrology offers another way of understanding the patterns and rhythms that shape our lives, revealing the energetic blueprint each of us carries from the moment we are born. While Reiki works through the living flow of universal life force energy, astrology reflects those same universal patterns through the movement of the heavens. Together, these perspectives deepen my understanding of the energetic journey each person is walking.
At its core, Reiki is about creating a space where the body, mind, and spirit remember their natural balance. It is an honor for me to witness that process and hold space for others as they reconnect with the peace, wisdom, and light that has always lived within them.