Sekhem Energy Healing for Mountain View Clients

Sekhem energy healing for Mountain View residents runs 90 minutes, $222, online first and in person by request with Jason Donaldson, who lives in Hawaiian Paradise Park. 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 clear about the distinction before anyone books.

Mountain View sits higher along Highway 11 than Kea'au and Hilo below it, with more cloud cover and rain most weeks of the year. Much of the surrounding land was once part of larger sugar and macadamia operations before being broken into smaller homestead lots, and that shift toward self-built houses, gardens, and small farms still shapes the area today. People drawn to this kind of quiet, grounded life often find Sekhem's emphasis on grounding through the earth chakra, about 12 inches below the feet, a familiar idea even before they book a session.

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 and the day. "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, through dreams or small realizations.

Why Mountain View clients choose Sekhem

Mountain View is a stopover town, not a destination, and most people booking from here are longtime residents or homesteaders already deeply rooted in the area rather than newcomers exploring options. 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 is complementary support, never a replacement for medical or mental health care. An online session removes the drive down Highway 11 entirely, so it is easy to manage without disrupting a full day.

A quiet, upland character

Mountain View's elevation brings a steadier rhythm than the coastal towns below it, more rain, cooler air, and a community that leans toward self-sufficiency over convenience. That pace carries into how clients here approach the work, often less interested in novelty and more focused on consistent, grounded support that fits alongside an already deliberate way of living.

What sets Jason's Sekhem 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 Sekhem against Reiki directly, read the full comparison before booking.

In person, by request

Mountain View sits on Highway 11 roughly 15 to 20 minutes above Kea'au, on the way toward Volcano Village. To meet in person, write first. Jason offers Sekhem at his small studio in Hawaiian Paradise Park at 10am, 11am or noon, and can travel to homes by arrangement during regular business hours when it is practical from your side of the mist belt.

Farmland turned homestead, and what that means for clients

The macadamia and sugar operations that once covered this part of the island are mostly gone now, replaced by smaller lots where residents grow their own food, build their own structures, and generally handle more of daily life with their own hands than a town resident might. That self-reliant streak tends to show up in how Mountain View clients approach Sekhem too, less looking for someone to fix something and more looking for support while they do their own ongoing work. Jason's framing fits that exactly. The healing is the client's path. He's there as the channel, not the source.

The sensory layer of a session

Sage, cedar, and Egyptian oils from Jason's lineage enter the work at specific points, paired with sound and vibration as the session calls for it. For clients already attuned to the natural materials and rhythms of homestead life, this sensory layer tends to feel less unfamiliar than it might to someone arriving straight from a fast-paced office environment.

Returning for another session

Some Mountain View clients book a single Sekhem session and feel complete. Others return every month or two as part of an ongoing practice, especially those already oriented toward consistent, deliberate self-care the way they tend their land or their homes. Jason checks in at the end of each visit about whether and when it makes sense to return, rather than pushing a fixed schedule or a bundled package.

Frequently asked questions

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 differences.

Does Jason travel to Mountain View for sessions?

By arrangement, during regular business hours, if it is practical. Online sessions need no travel.

How far is Mountain View from Kea'au?

Roughly 15 to 20 minutes down Highway 11, a straightforward trip with no turns required. Jason lives a short drive up Hwy 130 from Kea'au.

Can I book an online session instead?

Yes. Sekhem is available online in the same 90 minute format, and that is the main way Jason works with people right now.

What should I expect to feel afterward?

Experiences vary from person to person. Some people describe deep relaxation or a floaty feeling as the mind slows, and others notice little at first. None of it is presented as an expected or guaranteed outcome.

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