Energy Nirvana Healing

04/11/2026

The one you love, salt water and a pink sunset sky…

Heaven.

03/11/2026

The only thing you need on your ‘to do’ list today.

01/11/2026

Good morning !

Here are your page readings!

I will post the pics of each page in comments.

The pages Mr Bu****le chose are from the book “Everything you’ll ever need, you can find within yourself” ~ by Charlotte Freeman

Let me know if any landed!

01/11/2026

Good evening

Your mission for this weeks reading, should you choose to accept it…

Further details are in the reel.

The numbers again… 11, 100, 150, 167.

Your messages will be shared tomorrow morning.

May the force be with you ✌🏼

Ps: I thought he’d at least spread the numbers out. Boys 🙄

31/10/2026

Octobies…

29/10/2026

I play with energy for a living. With humans, horses and occasionally things that are a lot harder to explain. And I can’t see myself wanting to do anything else.

It’s usually easier for me to just tell people “I do woo woo s**t” than attempt to explain what my job actually entails. To be fair though, I can totally understand why someone might want to order me a nice little white hugging jacket with shiny buckles after hearing the stories and watching me wave my hands around people and horses for a living.

I’ve intentionally been working with energy since 2008, and what started as a fascination has evolved into a practice that brings together the spiritual with the very real, sometimes messy experience of living in a body.

I love the mystery of this work, but I also love questioning it because, let’s be honest, there’s some absolute bu****it in this space. I’m not interested in turning every physical symptom into an emotional wound or finding a spiritual meaning behind everything that happens to us. Sometimes things are just s**t, and I think there’s wisdom in recognising that.

Anyway, if you’re new here and wondered what I actually do, here’s a little introduction.

26/10/2026

Last week I was humbled as an equine energy healing practitioner when I found myself standing in front of a horse, a little afraid and not quite sure what to do with myself.

During one of the mental health dives that can come with chronic illness, I reached out to my friend and colleague Susan Wellness with Horses and Humans for an equine assisted therapy session. Interestingly, I’d never felt drawn to experiencing this work from the other side. My interest had always been in working ON horses, not being worked on by them. Cue role reversal. 😳

Anyway, Susan and I were standing under a tree chatting, having already been rejected by the horse she’d originally hoped to introduce me to, when I felt a nudge and a nuzzle against my back and armpit.

We turned around to find Delilah, a beautiful mare who seemed determined to connect with me. Except, as the session unfolded and she continued approaching me, I found myself freezing rather than responding.

Cue embarrassment. Because, you know, I WORK WITH THESE ANIMALS.

But beneath that embarrassment was something much more interesting. I began wondering how many opportunities for genuine, heart-led connection I’d missed because I’d been so accustomed to wearing my practitioner hat, my giving hat, or being the one initiating the interaction.

And it broke my heart a little to consider whether someone reaching towards me might have mistaken my hesitation for rejection. Not because I didn’t want the connection, but because, in those moments, an old protective response sometimes got there before I did.

My fear had a few faces. Part of it was about being seen. Part of it was standing beside an enormous animal whose language I’m still relearning as an adult. And part of it was that familiar discomfort of not being the one directing what happened next.

With that came flashes of other moments, with humans and animals alike, when I’d held back because I wasn’t the one in control.

I’ve recognised these protective parts of myself before. I’ve spent years getting to know them, understanding where they came from and learning that I don’t always need them. But every so often, remnants of an old response still find their way to the surface.

And apparently, sometimes it takes a 500kg horse to bring one into full view again.

Although, come to think of it, I’ve probably been shown this before. Maybe I just wasn’t ready to see it quite so clearly.

And now I can’t unsee it.

I’ve been sitting with all of this ever since. I know how much can come from simply standing in a paddock with a horse, but this time I was the one being offered an opportunity to notice something about myself.

And thanks to Delilah, I’ve still got a little more work to do.

25/10/2026

Something a little bit different for your Monday…

GAYATRI MANTRA.

I’ve lost count how many times I’ve recited this mantra over the years. Sooooo many. It’s one many fave mantras of mine. There are many versions of Gayatri mantra available (Deva is a fave), so find one that resonates and chant your little heart out. If you struggle with the words, hum it focusing on the divine radiance of Savitṛ, the source of illumination, with the intention of illuminating your mind, awakening your wisdom, and guiding yourself towards truth.

The Gayatri Mantra.

गायत्री मन्त्र

Sanskrit:

ॐ भूर्भुवः स्वः

तत्सवितुर्वरेण्यं

भर्गो देवस्य धीमहि।

धियो यो नः प्रचोदयात्॥

Pronunciation:

Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah

Tat Savitur Varenyam

Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi

Dhiyo Yo Nah Prachodayat

Translation…

“We meditate upon the divine radiance of Savitṛ, the source of illumination.

May that sacred light illuminate our minds, inspire our understanding, and guide us towards wisdom and truth.”

The opening invocation honours the three realms of existence: earth, the intermediate realm, and heaven.

The Sacred Meaning of the Gayatri Mantra…

The Gayatri Mantra is one of the most sacred and ancient prayers of the Vedic tradition, originating in the Rig Veda.

Through its beautiful rhythmic sounds and deep intention, it invites us to turn towards the divine light of wisdom and understanding.

At its heart is a simple but powerful prayer: “may the light that illuminates all existence also illuminate our minds, guiding us towards greater clarity, discernment and truth”.

Traditionally it’s associated with the divine solar radiance of Savitṛ, the mantra has been contemplated and recited for thousands of years as a sacred practice of meditation, devotion and spiritual awakening.

For many practitioners, chanting the Gayatri Mantra is more than the repetition of sacred words. It is an act of devotion, a quieting of the mind, and an invitation to recognise the light of awareness within.

Its sacred sounds, flowing rhythm and heartfelt intention make it a meaningful part of daily spiritual practice.

While interpretations vary across Hindu traditions, the mantra is widely revered as a prayer for the illumination of the intellect and the awakening of wisdom.

It reminds us that enlightenment is not simply something to seek beyond ourselves, but a light we can learn to recognise, cultivate and embody.

May the divine light illuminate our minds, awaken our wisdom, and guide us towards truth.

✨

Deva Premal · The Essence · Song · 1998

25/10/2026

Plot twist for this weeks reading.

You’re all giving me one instead 😃

Tell me my fortune for the week ahead!

21/10/2026

A little collection of words for the beauty, the ache, the uncertainty and the extraordinary privilege of being alive.

For whoever needs them today.