Distant Aquatic Reiki - Water Wellbeing

Service Description

Distant Energy Healing for Water & Aquatic Environments Low-cost energetic support for rivers, streams, ponds, lakes and other bodies of water experiencing environmental stress or imbalance. This specialist distant energy-healing service is offered with the intention of supporting balance and harmony within aquatic environments affected by circumstances such as pollution, sewage or oil contamination, stagnation, cyanobacterial (blue-green algae) blooms, human-generated waste or disruption to natural water flow. Treatments are deliberately kept short and affordable so that a series of sessions can be offered where ongoing support feels appropriate. 15-minute distant treatment — £4 A course of treatments For environmental situations that are ongoing, I recommend considering a course rather than a single treatment. From my experience of distant environmental energy work, repeated sessions allow me to work with the location over a period of time and observe how the situation develops. A suggested course is: 7 treatments × £4 = £28 You are equally welcome to arrange a single session or a different number of treatments. What I need from you If possible, please email: • a recent photograph of the affected water or location • a brief description of what has happened or what you have observed • the What3words location or other accurate location information This helps me focus the distant treatment on the intended area. Arranging treatment Please contact me by email to arrange this service rather than booking through the online calendar. The 15-minute sessions can usually be fitted around my longer appointments, allowing me to offer this work at a very low cost. Important environmental advice Energy healing is offered only as complementary energetic support. It cannot remove pollutants, toxins, sewage, oil, cyanobacteria or other physical contaminants from water and should never delay practical action. Suspected pollution, sewage discharge, oil or chemical spills, harmful algal blooms or risks to people, animals or wildlife should always be reported promptly to the appropriate environmental or emergency authority.