Reiki

Yeah, we have a pretty wide range.

You know, some people who are already kind of in the space, like sound healers, they want to add breathwork to what they're doing or people to do Reiki.

Some people who have gone through our program are therapists that want to use it with their clients or just do group sessions to kind of offer to their clients and offer to their community.

We've actually had a lot of different types of massage therapists.

Uh, but then the facilitator, that person creating an environment that's going to facilitate more people feeling comfortable, people feeling at home, at ease.

You know, so I'd say that's like one area I'm more versed in is like, how do I, when people walk in, how do we make them feel welcome, feel safe? You know, it's like, I guide sessions with my fiance.

She talks to every person when they walk in the room, you know, we're asking them like, Hey, have you done breath work before? You know, Hey, are you okay with physical touch? Are you okay with Reiki? You know, and we're just like getting to know each person a little bit before the session and some rapport is already there.

And then, you know, I think it's like when we are guiding, we're just up at the front, like, Hey guys, like, let go of any expectations of yourself, of us, of this session.

doing a guided workout and then a guided meditation.

And then I'm going to perform a Reiki series on the two of you.

Do you get health stuff on Instagram?

not what you're describing.

She is a co-host of Conflict Radio with Michael, who we will be interviewing next week.

But she is also a Reiki master, a certified quantum healer, energy healing practitioner, medical intuitive, experiencer, author, and podcast host of her own podcast, which is, I believe, Starseed Essence, or is that the name of the show? Yeah.

Well, yeah, Starseed Essence Media, The Portal Between Worlds, or flip around, vice versa.

Okay, The Portal Between Worlds, Starseed Essence.

I've done sessions with a few people along, over the years, you know, during the making of this film, just psychic sessions.

I mean, stuff, you know, healing, Reiki, whatever.

And through a few sessions, the documentary came up and and basically in a nutshell said it it's gonna basically take journey to truth to the next level whatever that means like it could become really big for us that's come through the sessions we we hope that happens but we're not marrying ourself to the idea that this thing could make us world famous or whatever it's not about

us

I saw that video where she cries after.

Yeah, the guy's doing like Reiki on her and she's like...

I would love to cry like that.

When was the last time you had

I took time off of my residency training program, which was amazing.

My mother gifted me with these weekly Reiki sessions with this amazing Reiki professional, Carol Lovely.

She was amazing and changed my relationship with my body in a way that I can't even completely understand and helped some of that fear go away.

I did a lot with acupuncture to support some of the side effects.

So I wanted to ask you kind of what support looked like for you.

And it sounds like picking up this gratitude journaling practice was one of them.

You had mentioned Reiki, also acupuncture.

So I'm curious to know if there were other sort of supportive things that you leaned on during the time of treatment and also recovery.

I worked in the corporate world for a bit in New York City.

I have my certifications in Reiki and yoga and integrative somatic trauma therapy.

And so I bring all of those things into the work that I do.

And right now, most of my focus is on writing.

I'm Stacey Aldridge.

I'm a therapist and Reiki master who is learning how to bring my witchy and therapist

parts together.

And I'm Charity O'Reilly, a trauma therapist who has learned to embrace all the holistic ways we heal from trauma and thrive in this dumpster fire of a world.

No, the name of Christ is not going to cover you when you're involved in some of these practices.

And so many Christian women will be they won't call themselves witches but some of what they're doing is flat out sorcery and i mean i one of the biggest ones is when women are hurting either physically or mental illness but usually it's not always a spiritual uh source of of mental health issues but they're seeking healing and so they will go to for instance some of these healers who use all these new age occult practices like Reiki, Reiki is trying to summon the supposedly energy fields that are in your body.

It's a bunch of nonsense, but it is demonic nonsense.

And do not let people fool you in that way.