Remote Viewing Healing

History The concept of the Akashic Records dates back thousands of years, with its roots in Eastern spiritual traditions, particularly in Hinduism and Buddhism. The term "Akasha" is derived from the Sanskrit word for "ether" or "space." In modern times, it has become a popular tool in metaphysical and spiritual practices to access the cosmic database that holds the records of every soul's journey. Description Akashic Records are believed to be a metaphysical record of all events, thoughts, and experiences of every soul throughout time. Through a meditative or trance-like state, a practitioner can access this information, seeking guidance and clarity on past lives, soul purpose, and unresolved karma. A reading often involves a series of questions that allow the client to receive insight into their current life challenges. Shilpa's Role Shilpa, as a guide in Akashic Records readings, enters a deep meditative state to access the soul records of her clients. She serves as a channel, bringing forward insights and guidance to help clients understand their soul's journey. Whether looking into past lives or exploring unresolved issues, Shilpa’s role is to offer clarity and support for the client's spiritual growth and healing.

History Auragraph reading is a practice that evolved from the early 20th century spiritualist movement. The concept stems from the idea that an individual's aura, or energy field, can be visually represented, revealing information about their life path, personality, and spiritual development. Description An auragraph is a symbolic, visual representation of a person’s aura, typically drawn by a psychic or medium. These readings interpret the colours, shapes, and symbols present in the auragraph to provide insight into an individual's emotions, spiritual state, and life experiences. It is a creative way of depicting the energy surrounding a person. Shilpa's Role Shilpa creates auragraphs by tuning into her client's energy field and translating it into visual symbols or colours. During a session, she interprets these symbols to offer insights into the client’s emotional, spiritual, and life journey. Shilpa's role is to help her clients understand themselves better and explore deeper aspects of their energy and spiritual path.

History Guided visualization has roots in ancient meditation practices, where visual imagery was used to achieve relaxation and mental clarity. In modern psychology and wellness, guided visualization has been popularized as a technique for stress reduction, personal development, and healing. Description Guided visualization sessions involve a practitioner leading clients through a series of visual imagery exercises designed to promote relaxation, self-discovery, and healing. Clients may visualize positive outcomes, explore their inner world, or connect with higher aspects of themselves during the session. Shilpa's Role In guided visualization sessions, Shilpa leads clients through relaxing visualizations, helping them access their inner wisdom and healing potential. She provides a calming presence and supportive guidance, ensuring clients feel safe and empowered to explore their subconscious mind.