What Is Seichim?

Seichim is a name used interchangeably with Sekhem in parts of the energy healing world, referring to the same broad Egyptian-lineage tradition of channeled hands-on healing connected to the Neteru, the Egyptian archetypal deities. Spelling and naming vary by teacher and lineage, so you may see it written as Sekhem, Seichim, or SKHM.

How it relates to what Jason practices

Jason Donaldson is a certified, extensively trained Sekhem Energy Practitioner, trained in the lineage of Juliet Carillo and her teacher Gamal, a fifth-generation alchemist in Egypt. Whether a given teacher uses the term Sekhem or Seichim, the underlying tradition draws from the same Egyptian roots and works with similar concepts: the soul chakra, the earth chakra, and the Neteru as cosmic archetypal energies. See what Sekhem is for Jason's specific lineage and training.

Why the naming varies so much

Energy healing traditions that trace back to oral and apprenticeship-based teaching, rather than a single centralized certifying body, tend to pick up different names as they pass from teacher to teacher and region to region. Sekhem, Seichim and SKHM all point back toward the same broad Egyptian-lineage current of practice, even though individual teachers sometimes describe subtle differences in emphasis or technique within their own specific line. If you're comparing practitioners and see different spellings used, it's worth asking directly what lineage and training stands behind the name, the same way you would with any specialized practice.

What to expect in a session

A session with Jason runs 90 minutes, whether you found him searching Sekhem or Seichim. It includes grounding, channeled energy work with hands over the body, sound, sage, cedar and Egyptian oils, and a debrief afterward where Jason shares what he received during the session. Learn more on the Sekhem energy healing page, or compare the tradition directly to a more familiar one on Sekhem vs Reiki.

Why Jason uses the name Sekhem specifically

Jason trained and was certified under the name Sekhem, through his teacher Juliet Carillo and her own teacher Gamal in Egypt, so that's the term he uses consistently across his own offerings and on his site. If you arrived searching for Seichim, know that the lineage, training and session format are the same work, just under the name his specific certification uses. This kind of naming variation is common in energy healing traditions that were passed down through apprenticeship rather than a single standardized school, and it's worth knowing so you don't rule out a practitioner simply because the label on their site doesn't match the word you originally searched.

Frequently asked questions

Is Seichim different from Sekhem?

Not meaningfully in most usage. They typically refer to the same Egyptian-lineage tradition, with naming varying by teacher. Jason trained and certifies specifically under the name Sekhem.

Does Jason offer Seichim sessions?

Jason offers Sekhem energy healing sessions. If you were searching for Seichim, this is the same tradition he's trained and certified in.