Ocean View sits well above sea level despite its name, a large rural subdivision cut into the lava fields off Highway 11 between Pāhala and Nā'ālehu, closer to South Point than to any ocean view itself. If you're in Ocean View and searching for Sekhem energy healing or tarot, Jason serves your area online first. He lives in Hawaiian Paradise Park, far to the north, so an in-person session is only by request.
Jason works in Sekhem, an older Egyptian-lineage energy healing tradition, and he does not practice or offer Reiki. If "energy healer Ocean View HI" brought you here expecting Reiki, read Sekhem vs Reiki to understand the real difference before booking.
What Ocean View clients tend to want
Ocean View is one of the more isolated residential subdivisions on the island, off the grid in places, drawing people who value privacy and distance from town. Clients here often book Sekhem paired with a tarot and energy signature reading around the same time, and several have moved toward weekly Spirit Guidance Mentoring by video as an ongoing anchor.
Getting a session in Ocean View
Ocean View is roughly midway along the Ka'ū stretch of Highway 11 between Pāhala and Nā'ālehu, and the subdivision's unpaved side roads can add real time to a visit even after the highway drive itself. An in-person session here is only by request. Write ahead so Jason can tell you whether it is practical, or start with an online session if you need something sooner.
Built on lava, far from the shore
Despite the name, Ocean View has no ocean frontage. It was developed on a large lava field between Pāhala and Nā'ālehu, with elevation high enough that the climate runs cooler and cloudier than the coastal towns nearby, and it's one of the largest subdivisions by land area on the island even though the population is modest. The lot sizes are large and the lava rock terrain means driveways and access roads vary a lot from property to property, which is part of why Jason asks for clear directions ahead of any in-person visit.
What a session can offer
Sekhem addresses the soul chakra above the head and the earth chakra below the feet, according to Jason's lineage, working at what the tradition calls a soul or monadic level across past, future, and parallel lives.
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 complements medical and mental health care. It is not a substitute for either.
A community built on distance from everything
Ocean View residents often chose the area specifically for its remoteness, and that same quality that draws people to live there is what makes any in-person visit a matter of careful planning rather than a casual booking. A session here is rarely a spur-of-the-moment event for either side. Clients tend to plan well ahead and treat the session as a genuinely set-aside block of time, which suits the unhurried quality of Sekhem work.
What a session looks like
Most sessions here happen online. If an in-person visit is requested and confirmed, then because Ocean View's lots sit off unpaved side roads, Jason asks for clear directions to your specific address well in advance, often including a landmark rather than relying on GPS alone. Either way, the session runs its full length without any sense of being rushed, grounding, channeled work, sound and oils for Sekhem, or the three rounds of guided breath for Galactic Breathing, ending in a slow return and a shared debrief. Given how remote the subdivision is, most Ocean View clients treat the session as a set-aside block of their day on both ends, and the quiet itself, no nearby traffic, no neighbors within easy earshot, suits the work.
Land cleared from lava, not sugar
Unlike most of Ka'ū, Ocean View wasn't built on old plantation land. It was subdivided in the 1960s directly out of raw lava flow country between Pāhala and Nā'ālehu, which is why lot sizes run large and many properties still sit undeveloped or minimally built out decades later. Elevation here climbs well above sea level despite the name, high enough that fog and cloud roll through regularly and nighttime temperatures drop noticeably compared to the coast below. That combination, lava rock soil, high elevation, and genuine distance from any town center, gives Ocean View a stripped-down, elemental feel that's distinct from every other community in this district.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ocean View harder to reach than other Ka'ū towns?
The subdivision's internal roads are unpaved in many sections, which can add time beyond the highway drive itself. Mention your specific street if you ask about an in-person visit so travel can be planned properly.
Does Jason combine Ocean View visits with nearby South Point?
Some clients do plan their session day around a South Point visit, since it's a short distance further down the road. Bring it up when you write if you want to plan around it.
Can I get a tarot reading without traveling at all?
Yes. Tarot and energy signature readings run 45 minutes, live online, and are recorded for you afterward, so distance isn't a factor for that service.
How does Ocean View compare to Nā'ālehu or Pāhala for booking?
All three are in Ka'ū and follow the same by-request pattern for in-person visits, but Ocean View's unpaved subdivision roads are the biggest practical difference. Give clear directions to your specific lot if you request a visit, regardless of which Ka'ū town you're in.
Does Jason recommend online first for new Ocean View clients?
Yes. Online is the main way he works right now, and it is the simplest way to get a feel for Sekhem before deciding whether to ask about an in-person date.
Why does Ocean View feel so different from the rest of Ka'ū?
It was subdivided straight out of lava flow land rather than former plantation acreage, and it sits at a higher elevation than the coastal Ka'ū towns. That history and elevation give it a quieter, more exposed character than places like Pāhala or Nā'ālehu.
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