True North Reiki Services

06/06/2026

I wish you guys could smell these lilly of valley flowers!! Mom always had these in her garden and the scent pulls me right back to childhood.🥰

06/04/2026

Real-Life Reiki-
Many people imagine Reiki as something that only happens during a formal session, lying peacefully on a treatment table. While those sessions can be amazing, Reiki can also be part of everyday life.

♡Waiting in a busy doctor's office? Place your hands gently in your lap and invite Reiki to flow for a calming effect.
♡Feeling stressed before a meeting or appointment? Take a moment to breathe and allow Reiki to support calm and clarity.
♡Stuck in traffic? Send Reiki to your own patience, or to everyone traveling safely, often as the reiki flows authenticly, the traffic begins to flow.
♡Sore knee after a busy day? Rest your hands there while watching television.
♡Having a difficult conversation? Invite Reiki to guide your words and help you listen with compassion.

This is what I call "Real life Reiki"—small moments of connection woven into ordinary life. It doesn't have to be perfect, quiet, or ceremonial. Reiki meets us exactly where we are: in grocery store lineups, busy kitchens, waiting rooms, and challenging moments.

The more we invite Reiki into our everyday experiences, the more it becomes a way of living rather than something we only do.

Reiki isn't just a practice. It's a relationship with peace, presence, and healing that can travel with you wherever you go.

How could you use Reiki in your daily life?

06/02/2026

Did you remember blow cinnamon into your front door today?

It's easy- just open your front door, invite prosperity, luck and good fortune...and blow a bit of cinnamon into your front doorway.

This popular modern magical practice is embraced by many in the spiritual community as a way of welcoming abundance, prosperity, success, and positive opportunities into the home.

You might say:
"As this cinnamon blows into my home, abundance, prosperity, and blessings flow"

While this is a modern spiritual custom rather than an ancient Wiccan tradition, it serves as a beautiful reminder to begin each month with gratitude, hope, and clear intentions.

The magic lies in being open to receive the flow of abundance...

May this new month bring you exactly what you need and perhaps a little magic too ✨

05/31/2026

05/26/2026

After many years of trial, one of the best things I figured out is to begin my Reiki sessions with a warm mineral salt foot soak.
At first glance, it may seem like a simple comfort ritual or perhaps a nod to my background in holistic esthetics — but for me, it has always been much more intentional than that.

Over the past 10 years as a Reiki practitioner, I have slowly developed my own style of treatment by blending energy work, nervous system support, grounding practices, and deep relaxation techniques. Every small detail in my sessions has a purpose.

The warm salt foot soak is designed to help the body begin shifting out of “fight or flight” and into a calmer, more receptive state. The feet contain many energetic and reflex points connected throughout the body, and warmth combined with mineral salts can encourage grounding, relaxation, and energetic flow.

I often find that when clients have time to settle, breathe, warm their feet, and simply arrive fully into the moment, the Reiki session that follows feels deeper, smoother, and more restorative.

Healing is not only about the Reiki itself.

It is also about creating an environment where the body, mind, and spirit feel safe enough to soften, release, and receive.

Over the coming weeks, I will share more of the little details woven into my sessions and why I use them. These intentional touches have been shaped through years of experience, intuition, learning, and working with many beautiful clients along the way.
— Charlene

05/25/2026

Some of you on this page may not know that alongside my Reiki work, I’ve also started a little micro bakery from my home. (Hill House Micro Bakery)

What’s interesting is that years ago, after being completely burned out from working in the food industry, I made a statement that I never wanted to cook for a living again. At that point in my life, I truly meant it. I was exhausted, overwhelmed, and disconnected from any joy in it.

Now that I’m building this little bakery, as part of a holistic living collective, that old statement keeps getting brought back to me like it’s supposed to define me forever.

But healing changes people.

The woman who said those words years ago is not the same woman standing here today. Reiki, healing, rest, reflection, and life itself have changed me. Back then, cooking represented stress and survival. Now it feels creative, grounding, comforting, and strangely healing in its own way.

I think one of the most limiting things we can do to ourselves is allow other people to place us in a box based on who we used to be, what we once said, or what made sense during one difficult season of our lives.

Humans are meant to evolve.

I think sometimes people forget that growth means change. We are allowed to rediscover parts of ourselves under different circumstances and with healthier boundaries.

We are allowed to try again differently.
We are allowed to outgrow old stories.

So no… I wasn’t lying back then.
And no… I’m not confused now.

I’m simply no longer the same version of myself.

Part of healing is allowing yourself to change without asking permission or seeking approval.

Boxes are for gifts and cookies, not for people...so don't allow anyone to put you into a box...unless there's cookies involved 😉😘❤️

05/18/2026