Sekhem Energy Healing for Hawaiian Paradise Park

Sekhem energy healing for Hawaiian Paradise Park residents runs 90 minutes, $222, and Jason Donaldson lives and works in HPP, near Keaʻau, a short drive up on Hwy 130. Online is the main way to work with him right now, and in person is by request. Sekhem is sometimes called Egyptian Reiki. It's an older, related lineage, not Reiki, and Jason, a certified master Sekhem Energy Practitioner trained through Juliet Carillo back to Gamal, a fifth-generation Egyptian alchemist, is upfront about the distinction for anyone who came searching for Reiki specifically.

HPP is one of the largest subdivisions on Hawai'i Island, a grid of small lots carved out of old cattle grazing land east of the highway, mostly residential, with quiet streets and a lot of home offices. People here tend to have chosen the subdivision deliberately, for space and privacy rather than proximity to town, and that intentional, slower pace of life often aligns with what clients are looking for when they book Sekhem.

What a session includes

A Sekhem session opens with conversation about what's present for you, since the work often begins the moment you book, as dreams or meaningful moments surface in the days leading up to the appointment. From there, grounding moves into deep relaxation, then channeled energy work: hands over the body, sound and vibration, sage, cedar, and Egyptian oils from Jason's own lineage. He works through the soul chakra, about 12 inches above the head, holding the record of every lifetime, and the earth chakra below the feet. The Neteru, the Egyptian archetypal energies, Horus the falcon, Sekhmet the lion, Thoth the ibis, Anubis as the way-shower of the inner world, show up differently depending on the person. "I am merely the channel. They do the work," Jason says.

Afterward, there's time to journal, then a debrief where Jason shares what came through, sometimes confirmed with a card or two pulled at the close. The effects often continue unfolding for a few days to a week.

Why HPP clients choose Sekhem

People here come to Jason for many reasons: a hard year, a wish for stronger contact with their own inner guidance, or curiosity after hearing about Sekhem from a neighbor in the subdivision. Experiences with Sekhem vary from person to person. Clients have described feelings of deep relaxation, warmth, emotional release, greater clarity, peacefulness, and a stronger sense of connection with themselves. Some people also describe physical sensations or shifts during or following a session. These experiences are personal and are not presented as expected or guaranteed outcomes. This work is complementary. It does not replace medical or mental health care.

A quiet corner of the island

HPP was subdivided decades ago from old cattle grazing land and native forest, laid out in a grid of numbered avenues that now holds thousands of small residential lots. That layout is part of why Jason asks anyone wanting a home visit to confirm the exact address and cross street when they reach out, since street numbering here frequently doesn't match how map apps render it, and a wrong turn can eat into session time.

Sessions in HPP

In person, Sekhem takes place at Jason's small studio in HPP at 10am, 11am or noon, because it gets hot after 2pm. He can also come to your home by arrangement during regular business hours. Reach out first and he confirms the details, since there is no public storefront and no walk-in availability. The same Sekhem session is available online, and that is the main way he is working with people right now.

What sets this Sekhem practice apart

Jason's sessions draw on more than Sekhem lineage alone, layering in his breathwork training, psychological background, and use of sound and vibration. Compared with Reiki, the work reaches further into past, future, and parallel lives at what Jason calls a soul or monadic level. If you're weighing the two directly, read the full comparison before you book.

Why HPP residents often ask about ongoing support

Because so many HPP residents relocated here specifically to change how they're living, a fair number of Sekhem clients from the subdivision ask about continuing support beyond a single session. Spirit Guidance Mentoring, a weekly hour of ongoing work, is often the natural next step for someone who found value in a first Sekhem session and wants consistency while they keep working through a bigger life transition. A free 20-minute intro call is the easiest way to see if that fits before committing to anything ongoing.

The sensory layer of the work

Sage, cedar, and Egyptian oils from Jason's own lineage enter a session at specific points, paired with sound and vibration as the work calls for it. These elements aren't decoration added for effect. They're carried through the same lineage as the hands-on channeling itself, inseparable from how the energy actually moves during a session.

Returning for another session

Some HPP clients book a single Sekhem session and feel complete. Others return every month or two, often alongside the broader life changes that brought them to the subdivision in the first place. Jason checks in at the end of each visit about whether and when it makes sense to return, rather than recommending a fixed schedule or a bundled package.

A practice built on a longer foundation

Jason has worked in energy healing, breathwork, and tarot on the Big Island for more than twenty years, with Sekhem specifically part of his practice for about five of those years. That longer history means an HPP session draws on more than the Sekhem lineage alone, layering in his psychological training and his own breathwork method alongside the channeled energy work itself.

Frequently asked questions

Does Jason have an office in Hawaiian Paradise Park?

No public office. Jason lives and works in HPP and keeps a small studio for in-person sessions by request. Reach out, and he confirms the time and place.

Is Sekhem the same as Reiki?

No. Jason practices Sekhem, an older Egyptian-lineage tradition related to Reiki but distinct from it. See Sekhem vs Reiki for the full comparison.

How far is HPP from Keaʻau?

A short drive. Jason lives in HPP, a short drive up on Hwy 130 from Keaʻau, so there is no travel day involved for anyone in the subdivision.

Can I book a Sekhem session and a tarot reading in the same visit?

Ask when you book. Some clients pair a shorter tarot reading with a Sekhem session in one visit.

What if I would rather not have someone come to my home?

Then the studio or an online session is the better fit. Home visits are only by arrangement, during regular business hours, and nothing requires them.

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