Hayley Kearney

Intuition doesn't always protect us gently. Sometimes it's a rock through a car door after ignoring the quiet voice saying "go home." Sometimes it's an unplanned train ticket in Peru that lands you in the best seat in the house, glass all around, mountains flying past, a stranger bringing you a croissant. In this post, I explore both sides of listening to intuition, what happens when we don't, what happens when we do, and how joy, like muscle, can be built through practice and gratitude.

People ask me this all the time: how does Distance Reiki work when you're not even in the room? As a Calgary Reiki practitioner and counsellor, my honest answer is that it's simpler and more curious than you'd expect. So for Episode 12 of the Ember 'n Echo podcast, I recorded a real Distance Reiki session and let you listen in. Here's what's actually going on. Landmarks, Not Magic In a Distance Reiki session, I use my own body and my massage table as landmarks. Together they map where you...

Listen wherever you get your podcasts I left you at the airport. That's where Part 1 of this story ended — a real-life long-distance love that began across continents, built on a strange and specific set of circumstances that made no logical sense on paper. This is Part 2. This is the nitty gritty: the final struggles, the flight itself, and what it actually took to follow intuition all the way home. The Airport, and Everything That Almost Fell Apart Before It Here's something nobody tells...