Sekhem Energy Healing Near Volcano Village

Sekhem energy healing for Volcano Village residents is offered online first, and in person only by request, both at 90 minutes, $222. 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, draws that line clearly before anyone books.

Volcano Village sits at roughly 4,000 feet, right at the edge of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, and Kilauea's ongoing activity is simply part of daily life for residents here, not a novelty. That proximity to deep earth forces, combined with the elevation's near-constant mist and cooler air, gives the town a quieter, more introspective character than almost anywhere else Jason serves, a place where Sekhem's own grounding framework, the earth chakra about 12 inches below the feet connecting to the land itself, lands with particular weight.

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 Volcano clients are drawn to Sekhem

Living beside an active volcano shapes how people relate to land, uncertainty, and change, and Sekhem's multidimensional framing, touching past, future, and parallel lives at what Jason calls a soul or monadic level, often feels familiar to clients already comfortable thinking in terms of deep time and elemental force. 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.

Rain, mist, and the pace of life here

Volcano Village sees far more rainfall than the coastal towns below it, a steady, misting rain that keeps the surrounding forest deep green year round. Residents plan their days around it the way Hilo residents plan around sun breaks, and that same patient relationship with weather tends to carry into how Volcano clients approach energy work, less urgency, more willingness to let the process unfold over days rather than expecting an immediate shift.

In person by arrangement, or fully online

Jason has no office in Volcano and lives in Hawaiian Paradise Park, well down the mountain, so an in-person visit is requested ahead of time and confirmed if practical, rather than offered on demand. Online sessions run the identical format and are unaffected by the elevation or weather, a practical option for a town where rain is the default rather than the exception.

What makes Sekhem different from Reiki here

Jason's approach layers in his breathwork training, psychological background, and use of sound and vibration, shaping a version of Sekhem distinct from another practitioner's. Compared with Reiki, the work reaches further into past, future, and parallel lives. If you came looking for Reiki specifically, read the full comparison before booking.

A town built around deep time

Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, right at Volcano Village's edge, holds some of the most geologically active ground on the planet, land still being actively formed. Living alongside that kind of deep-time process tends to shift how residents think about their own lives, less focused on fixed permanence and more comfortable with the idea that things are continually still forming. Sekhem's own framing, working across what Jason calls past, future, and parallel lives rather than a single fixed present, often fits naturally with a worldview already shaped by life this close to an active volcano.

The sensory elements, adjusted for the climate

Sage and cedar take on a different quality in a space already touched by Volcano's mist and cooler air, and Egyptian oils from Jason's lineage are used the same way here as anywhere else, carried through to support the channeled work rather than layered on as atmosphere. The climate doesn't change the practice itself. It just changes the backdrop the practice happens against.

Returning for another session

Some Volcano clients book a single Sekhem session and feel complete. Others return every month or two, treating it as part of an ongoing relationship with their own grounding while living somewhere this elemental. 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

Does Jason come to Volcano Village for Sekhem sessions?

In-person visits are by request, confirmed ahead of time, rather than offered on a standing schedule. Online sessions are available anytime.

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.

How much colder is Volcano than Hilo for an in-person visit?

Volcano's elevation, around 4,000 feet, makes it noticeably cooler and rainier than Hilo or Kea'au at sea level. Bring a jacket.

Does Volcano's rain ever cancel a session?

No. Online sessions run through video regardless of weather, and any in-person visit is scheduled with enough flexibility to work around conditions.

Can living near Kilauea affect what comes up in a session?

It can shape what a client brings into the room, given how present that reality is in daily life, though the session structure and pacing stay the same for every client.

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