The Fruit of Life bridges the Egg of Life and the Flower of Life, moving from the foundation of early creation to the fuller cosmic blueprint. While the Egg of Life represents potential and beginnings, the Fruit of Life shows the structural order of the universe, mapping the energetic scaffolding from which all forms emerge.

In Reiki and spiritual healing practices, we often see karma as a doorway to deeper understanding. Healing doesn’t erase past actions, but it helps us release heavy attachments, forgive ourselves and others, and step forward with clarity. When we work with karmic energy through Reiki, meditation, or ancestral healing, we aren’t trapped by the past, we’re liberated by it.

There are no words strong enough to contain the shock, heartbreak, and trauma that come after a tragedy like the Air India plane crash. The grief is not just deep, it’s overwhelming. It’s the kind that leaves you in pieces, trying to breathe while the world feels like it’s stopped.

Is Reiki religious? Does it conflict with my beliefs?

Reiki is not religious, it’s universal.
It’s about reconnecting with your natural energy, grounding your nervous system, and creating space for peace and clarity.

Your energy body is made up of your Aura, Chakras and Energy Flow. Energy Healing is key to making sure they work harmoniously.

When I chose the name Spica Healing, I wasn’t just reaching for something that sounded poetic. I was reaching for the stars. Literally.

When I first encountered energy healing, I was simply seeking calm in the chaos. What I didn’t expect was a profound shift—not just emotionally or physically, but spiritually. That journey led me to create Spica Healing, a space where you, too, can reconnect with your inner light, feel seen, and gently transform from the inside out.