A Note for Those New to this Work...
- Kiran Azeez
- Jul 30
- 2 min read
Updated: 10 hours ago
Energy work, energy healing, or energy movement, all used interchangeably, has either been viewed as this magical, mystical, ethereal phenomenon OR pseudoscientific "woo-woo". In my awareness, it's neither. Natural, neutral, and easeful, energy movement is what your body and the aggregate of the Universe are designed to do to remain steady, balanced, and harmonious, before we learned to get in our own way. Everything as it is, in its purest form, free from all perceived distortion, debris, judgement, and interference. The only space where real transformation occurs.
Energy movement is effective not because anyone is performing any miracles, but because it changes how you relate to yourself, everything, and everyone around you. It heals by allowing unresolved matters to gently rise to the surface of your awareness. All energies that were previously suppressed, repressed, or locked down because of a story or belief you've calcified around and haven't been able to let go of or recognize even, can finally be met with coherence, compassion and presence, ultimately resolving itself, and no longer subtly influencing all areas of your life.
Before session, it'll be helpful if you make the intention to STAY OPEN and in flow. Attempting to over-intellectualize or "figure out" non-conceptual processes could likely hamper with the shifts that are already in motion. After session, the unconscious becomes conscious, the unseen becomes seen, and the responsibility is yours to honor your knowing by making choices that are aligned with this more awakened version of you.
Awareness is just the beginning of the healing process, there are many layers that come after. Ultimately all energy that is no longer beneficial needs to be processed or moved out of your system for you to be able to access your Highest Self. Integration is non-linear, subtle and will continue to support you far beyond our time together. Feel free to book your next session organically, trusting the timing that feels right.
In Flow,
Kiran
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