Online sessions are the main way to work with Jason right now, and every service he offers in person he also offers by video, worldwide. Sekhem energy healing, Galactic Breathing, tarot and energy signature readings, and Spirit Guidance Mentoring all run online in the same structure as in person, minus the drive. Here's how that actually works, honestly, so you know what to set up before you book.
Jason practices Sekhem, an Egyptian-lineage tradition, and online sessions don't change what he offers: this is not Reiki. If you're comparing online energy healing options and Reiki is specifically what you want, read Sekhem vs Reiki first.
How an online session actually runs
Booking happens through the online booking calendar, the same one used for in-person sessions. You'll pick a time, and the confirmation includes a video link that opens automatically at your appointment time. For Sekhem and breathwork sessions, find a private room where you won't be interrupted, a chair or something to lie down on, and enough space to move if the session calls for light movement. Headphones help, since sound and vibration are part of Sekhem work. For tarot and energy signature readings, the session is live and recorded, so you can revisit it afterward.
Time zones, honestly
Hawai'i runs on Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time, which does not observe daylight saving. That means the gap between HST and the US mainland shifts by an hour depending on the season: typically two hours behind Pacific, five behind Eastern, during standard time, and one hour more during mainland daylight saving. The booking calendar shows appointment times in your own time zone when you book, so double-check the confirmation rather than doing the math yourself. If you're further out, see Hawai'i statewide, the mainland US, or international clients for more specific timing notes.
What online works well for, and what it doesn't replace
Tarot readings and Spirit Guidance Mentoring translate to video without much loss, since both are largely conversational and intuitive work. Sekhem and Galactic Breathing also work online, though some clients find the in-person version of breathwork, done in a group, adds an energy that's harder to replicate alone in your own space. Neither format is better across the board. It depends on what you need and what you have access to.
What online Sekhem and breathwork actually involve
In an online Sekhem session, Jason still works as the channel for the energy, grounding into deep relaxation with you, then holding space for channeled work, sound, and intention, even without hands physically on the body. 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. Galactic Breathing over video follows the same three rounds, guided pacing, and integration period as an in-person ceremony, with Jason present the whole time to help you stay in a calm, grounded space as sensations build.
Why some clients choose online even when in person is possible
Distance isn't the only reason people book online. Some clients on Hawai'i Island itself choose a video session over an in-person one simply because it fits their schedule better, or because they'd rather be in their own familiar space for something as personal as a Sekhem session or a tarot reading. There's no lesser version here. The online format carries the same attention, the same structure, and the same care Jason brings to every session, in person or not.
Setting up your space before you log in
Pick a room with a door you can close, not a corner of a shared living room. Let anyone else in the house know you'll be unavailable for the session length, and silence your phone rather than just flipping it face down. For Sekhem or Galactic Breathing, clear enough floor or couch space to lie down flat, since both sessions involve a reclined period, and keep a blanket within reach since body temperature can drop during deep relaxation. Headphones matter more than people expect: Sekhem uses sound and vibration as part of the energy work, and a laptop's built-in speakers flatten that in a way over-ear or in-ear headphones don't. If you're doing Galactic Breathing, test that your headphones won't slip or feel heavy once you're lying down for an extended breathing round.
If the connection drops mid-session
It happens occasionally, and it isn't a reason to worry. If the video connection drops during a Sekhem session, stay where you are. Jason continues the channeled work regardless of whether the video is live, since the energy work doesn't depend on an active connection, and he'll reconnect as soon as the call reestablishes to debrief what came through on his end and check in on your experience. For Galactic Breathing, a dropped connection mid-round is handled the same way: keep breathing at your own pace if you're mid-round, and Jason will guide you back in verbally the moment the call reconnects. For tarot readings, a drop is more disruptive since the reading is conversational, so he'll simply resume from where the call cut off once you're both back online.
What happens to the recording of a tarot reading
Tarot and energy signature readings are recorded by default so you can revisit what came through afterward, something people often want to do since a lot gets said in 45 minutes. The recording is yours. Jason doesn't keep or reuse session recordings for anything beyond making sure you have a copy. If you'd rather not be recorded, mention it when you book and he'll turn it off for your session.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need any special equipment for an online Sekhem session?
No special equipment, just a quiet, private space, a device with a camera and microphone, and enough room to lie down or sit comfortably for 90 minutes. Headphones are recommended but not required.
What if my time zone makes scheduling awkward?
The booking calendar displays times in your local zone automatically, and Jason works with clients across many time zones regularly. If nothing on the calendar fits, write to him directly and ask about other options.
Can I do a Galactic Breathing session online by myself?
Yes. Private online breathwork sessions run the same structure as in-person ones, guided by Jason in real time over video, with the same attention to pacing and safety.
Is online ever the better choice, not just the backup option?
For some people, yes. If privacy matters to you, or if travel to Hawai'i isn't realistic, online removes that barrier entirely. Some clients who could travel still prefer online because it's easier to build a weekly rhythm with mentoring or repeat sessions without planning around trips.
What if my internet connection drops in the middle of a session?
Stay where you are. For Sekhem or breathwork, the work continues on Jason's end regardless of the video connection, and he reconnects with you as soon as the call comes back to debrief and check in. For tarot, he simply picks up the reading where the call left off.
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