Reiki for the trees and for nature in The Karura Forest, Nairobi, Kenya. I am very happy to share a seva that Kenya Members Monica, Shariffa, Mamta Shalini, Anuradha, Deepu, Bubbles, Abhilasha, Sarika, and I, Kamal, did at the Karura Forest on 8th May, 2025 We started with Mamta’s lovely guided meditation of connecting with the elements inside us … Continue reading Vandevi’s Blessings! (A Healer’s Diary)
Reiki blessings for crows. Dated: 23/05/25 This morning around 9.30 am, I put out bits of roti ( Indian bread) on the window sill of my office for the usual 2-3 crows that come every day to eat the bits of rotis. Today suddenly I saw dozens of crows come there and being as auspicious … Continue reading Feathery Friends as Blessings (A Healer’s Diary)
Published in The Asian Weekly, Edition 766 She is a Mother! By Sikiladi She lives in the innocence of her child She breathes through their pure pride She peeps through those vessels of food She smiles through the washed laundry good She is the Mother like any other! She cries through the unfinished chores She … Continue reading She is a Mother!
Blessed to meet Baa! A casual whatsApp chat on a group where I learnt of Ramesh Bhai's mother being unwell so I just called up to check about her and asked if the mother would like to receive Reiki healing. He mentioned that Baa - his mother had a fall from the bed and though … Continue reading Baa’s Blessings (a healer’s diary )
A dedication to those daughters who seem to have grown up so suddenly that they start parenting their own parents.
Festivities of Christmas bring along feasting, treats, get togethers and dinners combined with prayers, visits to the church and giving and receiving gifts. This is very well expected of the Christian families but there is a segment of the society that despite not being Christian contribute towards the festivities. Celebrations feels great! Partying and holidaying … Continue reading Santa’s of the Society
A festival highlighting the bond between brothers and sisters. Rejoicement and merriment prevails as the sister ties the symbolic thread on her brother’s wrist and he vows to protect her from harm
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