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Making Connections In Distant Readings

I have three exciting announcements this week and I don't know where to start. This is my 500th blog post! That in itself would or could be the most exciting, but the second development is that just yesterday, I signed the lease on my very first healing room / office! 

 The past few years I have been renting rooms at various holistic centers, but recently I had been struggling with the logistics. Scheduling appointments can be chaotic in Mexico City, with its 20 million inhabitants, especially if you have to plan around different locations. 
Five years ago I left my job to become an Energy Healer. Now I’m going back to a 'corporate' setting at WeWork, still a Healer! Those of you who have been reading this blog for a while know how good it feels =) I'm nervous and very excited. Send me good vibes for an awesome beginning!

 So the next news is that I am giving Skype readings again. People often ask about distance readings and how we are able to connect with the person who is asking questions. When I attended my first psychic development workshop  in 2010, the tutor guided us through a meditation to establish rapport. We can do this in person or online. 

 The idea is for us to connect from the heart. I still follow this before every reading:   
  • Sit in front of the person receiving the reading and ground yourself by visualizing tree roots growing out of the bottoms of your feet, into the ground. This stabilizes our energy field. 
  • Visualize white light pouring down from above, clearing the space around you and surrounding you with healing energy. 
  • Ask your angels to place a bubble of light around both of you, isolating your sensations from the room to avoid confusion. 
  • See and feel a beam of light between your Heart Chakras. (Always remember to dissolve the beam when finished).  
  • Choose a proxy, say a crystal, and keep it on the table with the intention of sending and receiving energy through it.
  • Tech Tip: In online readings we can use Instant Messenger to send a picture of the cards that we wish to discuss. 
  • Ground, close and shield yourself when done.

 Making The Reading Skype-Friendly

In Skype readings we begin with this. Then I ask the sitter to close her eyes and picture a color while I shuffle the cards - this helps me tune into her energy. When the cards are shuffled, I divide them in three stacks and let them choose the order (unbeknownst to her). 

During the opening meditation we create a circle of energy that contains us both, much like distant healing. I gave my first reading today after a 3 month hiatus and the connection was amazing.


 And One for the Road!

Last month I took my Chakra Healing & Magick book offline; it is back with new healing tools. The Solar Plexus session was revised to reflect insights from recent Energy Healing sessions. Those of you who purchased the Kindle book can update it manually in your Amazon account. And thank you for reading Diary of a Psychic Healer!

 Reiki hugs,

 Regina 


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