Crystal Reiki Theta Massage Healing

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When I was about 6 years old my mom and aunt would often ask me to give them a massage, saying I was good at it. I enjoyed the challenge of trying to sense where their pain was and apply appropriate pressure in the right places.

massage-therapy-healing-philippines-island-hoppingIn adulthood, when occasionally giving massages, people started remarking they thought I might have Reiki skills, before I ever heard of the word. By that time my massaging had advanced to combine with stretching them in strange ways, after I had spent three years competing in gymnastics at university and learning a lot about stretching and how muscle knots can develop in the body.

After combining such massages with stretching, people said they were completely drained of energy, felt very sleepy and like soft pudding. I felt I had absorbed a lot of their negative energy and would instinctively shake that out of my arms onto the ground, which I later learned is something similar to what Reiki healers do after a session.

I had one friend who seemed all bottled up in knots and he agreed to go outside with me to see if I could unravel him. After only a few moves he seemed to spring wildly like a tight sailor’s knot which had unwound himself. The bouncer standing at the door was concerned that we were getting into a fight. My friend exclaimed with great surprise how the pain in his back and limp had entirely gone away. And this is before any sort of training or much practicing at all.

crystal-healing-philippinesSince I find Theta healing much more powerful and faster in results, I now mostly use the crystals to run a diagnostic and show the client how their chakra are out of balance. Clients are welcome to borrow the crystals to balance their chakras themselves.

Eventually I moved to the beautiful Thai island of Koh Phangan and without any particular intention ended up moving to a corner of the island most frequented by all sorts of healers – Tantra, Yoga, crystal, music, Reiki, Theta, ayahuasca… you name it.

As I like to barter my skills everywhere I travel as a means to network with locals, I eventually found myself making a website for a crystal Reiki healer in Thailand. In order to write several webpages on the subject in my own words (to get to the top of the search engines), I had to read a lot of other pages to understand the concept. It is here that I learned a lot about chakras (the seven energy points in the body) and how they have an effect on our physical, mental and spiritual health.

In exchange for making the website for her she agreed to heal me and teach me some principles. On the seventh of the tenth day of my healing session, she said she will have completed the unblocking of all my chakras (important in order for me to become a healer) and that I will no longer worry about money. This did indeed happen, as until then I had lived in constant fear whether or not I would make enough money by the end of each month. I was increasingly feeling like a freer person and moving along my path to becoming a healer.

Chakra-balance-healing-philippinesChakra are the seven energy points of the body, their spinning what the crystal responds to (amazing to watch!). Theta healing sends energy from the earth and cosmos/Creator to reshape damaged or faulty molecules while the practitioner is in a theta wave meditative state – an amazing miracle to experience.

Not too long afterwards I had been invited to hear a Theta healer. For about an hour we sat around discussing, as he explained the basic principles. About half an hour in he asked if there was anyone among us who might have a problem and would like to be healed, so that he could show by example. Since no one stepped forward I meekishly and slowly raised my finger. “What is your problem, brother?” “Well, the only thing that came to my mind when you asked this is that I often have a problem that I tend to get arrogant when I start to make a lot of money, and I don’t like that.”

He went through his process, explained to my subconscious that it is okay to make money and not to feel guilty about it. At the end of the session he said that we would all feel changed. I didn’t feel any particular change, didn’t feel like leaving a donation, and went home.

ocean-Beautiful-Sunset-philippines-island-hoppingTwo days later I was watching another sunset from my workstation window, where I spend all day working on my computer, watching the sunset as part of my new routine, as I learned that this exercise opens the pineal gland.

But today the sunset was somehow different. It felt alive in the moment, so warm and melting into my core, and so beautiful that I had almost instantly begun to cry. Perhaps it was already playing at this point or soon afterwards, but a very beautiful song, Sarah, by Fleetwood Mac, came on and I decided to put it on autorepeat. I continued to ball my eyes out as thoughts flowed through my head how I had mistreated the women in my past, in particular my sister and mother. I balled like a baby for two solid hours while this song played over and over again, and it seemed I was flushing so many deep anxieties and knots out of my system.

I enjoy when I occasionally cry, because it flushes out so much stress and seems to bring me back to feeling like a baby, but this was unusual, like on steroids, and made me think it might have something to do with my Theta session two days earlier.

theta-healing-philippines-island-hoppingI tried to reconnect with the healer, but having failed that I decided I should be able to teach myself. Did some preliminary research and learned it was mostly started by a Californian woman who was suffering horribly from bone cancer in her right leg. She was limping in pain with one leg shorter (the bone had been rotting away), the doctor gave her a few months to live, but she had instantly healed herself with a combination of prayer.

As explained in my testimony, I had a close relationship with God from the getgo. It was as natural for me as breathing and made no sense to discuss with others, being so evident. Most of my life seems a process of God implanting dreams into my head, me dreaming and cherishing them as a source of inspiration when moving forward, and watching these dreams slowly unfold. My recent research into quantum physics showed that just holding onto a dream can make it come true. The universe is a product of our observation and consciousness, not that we are some accidental and meaningless biproduct of an immeasurable expansive universe. The universe behaves according to classic Newtonian physics when observed, but completely different when not observed.

I ordered the first three books from this author and they arrived within two days of when I had received the official goahead that I can start building my resort. Things seemed to be coming together in ways that I had not expected, as they often do – I find that the best approach is to float like a leaf and be open to ideas presented to you, in this way letting the wise and empathic hand of God have a greater effect in your life.

It was around this time that I had been searching for interesting things for my guests to do. I confirmed that there was a good mobile signal, so internet was taken care of. Fantastic snorkeling – check. Build extensive jungle trails in the adjoining forests – check. Beach volleyball, windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, live music around the campfire in the evenings – check. I had begun to read her books and, totally enthralled by her words, the idea dawned onto me that I could incorporate healing and massage into my budding eco-resort. After all, so many resorts do this, and they seem to charge exorbitant sums just to include this in their menu. I am not interested in exorbitant sums, but adding this to my menu does intrigue me and has given me further motivation to learn about everything associated.

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So, my good guinea pig friend, let me unravel all your knots in my little kitesurfing paradise. At some point I’d like to bring a yoga instructor on board. I will start with voluntary donations. Hope you stay at least a few days to give yourself time to discover yourself balling somewhere along the long stretch of beach. Worst case scenario you’ll have a blast in these clearest waters in the world. 🙂

Contact me for more details.

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hotel luci del farohotel luci del faro
08:13 31 Jan 24
We booked the 3 day 2 night expedition, from Coron to Sibaltan.First of all the booking part was really simple. I organized this trip to the Philippines last minute for my family (my parents and my uncles) but Karel answered all my questions very quickly and really made everything easier for me. It was an incredible experience. Albert, our tour leader, is a wonderful guy, always smiling and ready to help us. They assisted us in everything and really took care of making everything go smoothly. The accommodation on the islands is as spartan as you expect but the location of each hut alone is worth the trip. The wonder of nature was then added to the goodness of cuisine. It's really difficult to argue how you can cook all that goodness on a boat.If you are looking for an authentic experience, in contact with nature, off the beaten track, this company's private expedition is certainly for you.
Kate BrownKate Brown
00:22 27 Oct 23
What an unforgettable experience! We did a two night (3 day) island hopping tour from Sibaltan to Coron. Everything was so well organized and the boat crew were amazing and really made sure we had a great time. The accommodation was rustic, but added to the authentic experience of the Philippines. Karel always responded to any queries we had promptly. Our boatman, Albert, was the most amazing chef and we enjoyed every meal. The crew taught the kids how to fish with a line which was their highlight of the trip. They took us to the most unbelievable snorkelling spots along the way. Would highly recommend this trip.
Ian PascualIan Pascual
02:43 10 Aug 23
One of the most amazing, unforgettable things you can do in your life
Lou PrataliLou Pratali
11:04 25 Jul 23
This is a must to do!!Super ultimate tour is the best with Kayangan and barracuda lake, twin lagoons (my favorite), coral garden (blue fabulous coral) were the best. It’s really worth it to pay for private tour (3500 to 4000 PHP). You will also have to pay for entrance fees (150 to 200PHP by location) and eventually shopping at the market - must do (count 300 for 2 for fish, pork, fruits and vegetables, water).
Gérard BENOITGérard BENOIT
16:11 07 Feb 23
I was looking for a personalized excursion to the stunning Bacuit Gulf.Based on the comments, I contacted Mel.Very responsive, very efficient and perfect organization.The on-board staff were very friendly and very helpful.And I'm not even talking about the meal on board...a marvel.In all fairness, this excursion will remain an excellent memory and I cannot recommend Mel and his team highly enough.A big thank-you.
Alyse TarbottonAlyse Tarbotton
23:48 30 Aug 22
This tour went well above all our expectations! I couldn't recommend this enough! The boat crew, captain and tour guide were nothing but amazing, everyone was so kind, helpful and friendly. The crew knew the best spots to visit that weren't overcrowded with tourists, 3 times we were lucky enough to have whole islands to ourselves! It was my partner's birthday while away and everything went above and beyond, bonfire, cake, birthday card, singing and celebrating with us.If you love camping this is definitely a tout you should do, it has been the highlight of our trip!!
Danish KayaniDanish Kayani
10:24 31 Oct 19
Coron is the best place i have ever seen.. picturesque. Beautiful. Peaceful
We booked a 4 days/3 nights private boat trip from Coron to Sibaltan. The organization went very well from the beginning, the owner answered to all my questions, and we were able to choose which islands to visit and where to sleep. The first night we slept in a bungalow in Banana Island, the second we camped in Araw beach and the last we slept in a seafront bungalow builded on a tree in Pical on Iloc Island.The islands in that area are the most beautiful islands I have ever seen, with clear water, lots of coral reef and fishes to see, white sand and almost deserted. The crew was very friendly and polite and they organize every single meal and for camping they give you a tent which was just perfect! This was our highlight in our 2 weeks in the Philippines and I wish I had booked a longer trip. A private trip gives you the freedom to decide where and when to go.
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Gérard Benoit
Gérard Benoit
2023-02-08
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I was looking for a personalized excursion to the beautiful bay of Bacuit. Seeing the comments, I contacted Mel. Very responsive, very efficient and perfect organization. The crew were very friendly and very helpful. And I'm not even talking about the meal on board...a marvel. In all fairness, this excursion will remain an excellent memory and I can recommend Mel and his team highly enough. A big thank-you.
André Mardoñal
André Mardoñal
2019-10-22
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The island world of Linapacan between Coron and El Nido with the clearest waters in the world is truly a dream for itself! Without a boat you won't be able to see it! But what this boat trips makes so amazing is the crew! Once you come on board they might be shy in the beginning but will make you feel welcome and home from the first moment. Not only that they are looking that you sit comfortable all the time, they will prepare fresh and delicious food what the buy from local markets. They know the best spots and most beautiful islands and will bring you to places where you get this "Robinson Cruisoe feeling". Every day you visit 3 to 5 spots for snorkeling, enjoying a beach or exploring a little island. The accommodation we had was good and simple. We slept in bungalows and tents right at the beach. Sheets and towels were always provided and sometimes towels. After a while you feel like a family on board. We loved living the boat life didn't wanna leave! If you doubt take a longer than shorter trip! For any questions please message me.
Sarah Uhan
Sarah Uhan
2019-01-31
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All in all it was a really great experience. It's a once in a lifetime thing to do and you won't get more authentic and basic Philippino experiences anywhere else. We were not so lucky with the wind and waves so we couldn't do all the stops we wanted to unfortunately. So be aware that especially the months from January to May can be very rough on water. But we still saw some great places Benji took us. Benji and his family was very nice and they did everything they could. The food was amazing - always freshly made in authentic Philippino style and way too much for the 2 of us. Make sure to bring enough cash - many of the islands cost extra (entrance fee) and be aware that any kind of accommodation and food (200php per meal) is not included in the boat fee. Also the deposit and commission fee for the agency are a little over the top, especially since the crew does not get any of it. The costs all in all are rather high for phillipino circumstances especially given the basicness of it all. However if you think about that all 5 boat people (in our case) live off of the boat fee alone, you spent the money willingly. Be aware though that accommodation and sanataries are very basic if even existant. So you gotta have the right mindset. Bring tissue, sanatiszer and earplugs to get some better sleep. Another feedback I have concerning the size of the boat. I don't think it is sufficient for more than 4 people. If the weather is like it was these days, you always have to sit on top and it was already a little squeezy with us 2 and 5 boat people. So I guess 4 guests can be fine but more than that won't have the space. There is different boat sizes but make sure to talk about that with Karel in advance. Other than that it was really worth it and we got to see so many great beaches and reefs which we could have never been able to visit without the tour.
Eric Liu
Eric Liu
2018-03-15
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It was scary to book a 5 day trip with no places to stay confirmed or a strong itinerary. And in the Philippines, communication is difficult. But that is part of changing mindsets to a rural island mindset. In the end, everything worked out. We had some tough moments with bugs. But we also had some amazingly beautiful secluded beaches, the best snorkeling in the world, relaxing on the beach, and freshly made food on the boat while docked at beautiful places (better than being on land). Note, we went with Benji. Recommendations: - you must get a local SIM when you arrive to make sure pickup and everything works out - some islands have bugs - use bug spray! Pros: - a fraction of the cost - away from the crowds - can customize what you want - just ask! - a truly local experience - saw a REAL rural town Cons: - locals aren't really polished tour guides - if you don't ask for it, you won't get it, need to be pretty proactive - pretty simple "activities" - no frills like bathrooms or kayaks etc.
Ángela Deand
Ángela Deand
2017-04-26
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We can't be more grateful to have had the opportunity of experience the peace in Patoyo Kitesurfing Camping! Spending two weeks in Dimancal Island, gave us the chance to experiment the rural and traditional way of life, in touch with the nature and people. We have learnt how to cook with fire, how to open a coconut and how to survive in an environment where for a time we forget about unnecessary needs, just to focus on enjoy the small details and pleasures of life. Mentioning too the amazing snorkeling and beautiful islands around this place, which make it unique​ and special. It is a lovely option if you are running away from tourists and overcrowded places in the Philippines. You will find yourself in the middle of virgin beaches and nature, surrounding​ by charming people. We will definitely come back!
Caroline Danielle
Caroline Danielle
2017-02-13
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We haven't done a Tao tour, but I would suspect that this is a cheaper version of the same thing. Our boat operator (Benji) and the entire crew were were fun, friendly and made an effort to ensure we had a good time. If you get a large group of people together it can be a really inexpensive alternative to other Coron-El Nino and vice versa island hopping tours. The food was good, but more expensive than as advertised by Karl. The price quote we got was 100 php a meal, but the boat charged us 200. Since the food was good we didn't mind the extra expense, but it is important to keep in mind if you're on a budget. Definitely plan for some incidental spending. Our boat did have some mechanical issues and as a result we ended up being stuck in the same place for longer than we wanted to be. That being said, little could have been done about it and the trip was fun nonetheless.
Hauk Are Fjeld
Hauk Are Fjeld
2017-01-01
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If you believe that doing the touristic tours in El Nido and going to "The hidden beach" takes you off the beaten path, you are wrong. There are lots of beautiful places in Palawan, but few of these places are without any other tourists. If you want to spend some extra effort on getting away from the tourist places, and don't mind a little "primitive" living, Island Hopping in the Philippines is definitely something you should check out
Arnold Cabiguen
Arnold Cabiguen
2015-05-08
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The snorkeling in this area is phenomenal. Clearest waters in the world. I guess it's because there is relatively such lower tourist traffic through here, and the locals really protect the reefs!
Karel Kosman
Karel Kosman
2015-05-08
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Love it so much, just had to say it twice!

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  1. Hello islanders,

    What a beautiful story !!! We might have similar interest in healing and spreading good vibes 🙂 Like yoga has crossed my path thats healing touch. We dont choose it chose us!
    I will be runnning some events in Bali this autumn. I would love to explore more about Philippines life as I do adore people where.
    We could share some ideas, exchange energy, knowledge .. as I could contribute with my experience of running retreat as my own and I was part of Hariharalaya family in Cambodia. I was been teaching in Thailand, Cambodia and Bali on volunteering bases as well as privite clients.
    It you feel we could share the same joy and passion what we do that would be my pleasure be part of your paradise shala ..
    Love & light
    Monika

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  2. Hi! Just found your site through AirBnB. I’m a yoga teacher 🙂

    My partner and I are landing in Palawan today, staying until July 2. No plans yet, but we’d like to do a dive or two. Open to suggestions! Maybe I could teach some yoga classes at your resort as barter for a tour or a room?

    Thanks, Peace.

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    • Sorry, on a visa run in Manila at the moment and won’t be back for about two weeks. Early stages of resort still and no paying guests yet, just volunteers. But once it gets set up more, will be looking for a yoga teacher on a long term or permanent basis, with a profit sharing plan, so let me know if you might be interested!

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