TWO PRACTITIONERS · TWO DISCIPLINES

As far as we know, there is nobody else who can do this.

The work on people is his. In a little over two years it has reached clients in more than forty countries, and most of them he has never met. The work on places is hers, and it is a discipline of its own.

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HOW IT SPREAD

There has never been a campaign, an agency or a launch. It grew one way only: somebody felt the results and told a person they trusted, who told a person they trusted.

What travels that far, that fast, with nobody paying to push it, tends to be real.

It did not begin as a method. It began as a recovery.

WHAT HAPPENED

For eighteen years he studied privately with teachers across Asia — Taoist, Buddhist, and older traditions few outside that world encounter. He learned a great deal. Above all he learned that even the most revered of those paths changed very little that lasted.

Then his own health failed badly. He lost the use of his right side, could not walk steadily, could not hold a thought for more than a second, and could not work or be of use to anyone. Month after month, almost nothing improved.

One day, in desperation, he prayed for a miracle.

Not long after, in deep stillness, something happened. For three hours, light moved through him. When it lifted, the damage had gone. And with it came something that had not been there before: the ability to do for other people what had just been done for him.

He makes no claim to have earned it — he did not learn it, he was given it. The years of study did not create it. They prepared him to recognise it, and to understand why so little else had ever worked.

He does not ask anyone to believe this. He only reports what happened.

Angkor at first light. Most clients have never stood here. It has never made any difference to the work.

WHAT THE WORK BECAME

What it can reach has widened every year since. It began with the mind alone; the body came later, because clients kept asking for things that had not been offered. The ability is greater now than it was a year ago, and greater again each month.

Today it reaches founders, chief executives, performers, public figures, families, and people carrying unusual pressure or visibility. Several thousand people since it began, all of it delivered remotely. Nobody has ever been given the lesser version, because there is not one.

Before this became his life he spent a long career at a senior level in finance. He gave it up entirely, and has done nothing else since.

He stops for the animals he finds suffering in the street. He helps people he meets who have nothing, and asks for nothing back. Clients get the same man.

FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO BE CERTAIN

Much of this sounds, at first hearing, impossible. He knows that. A conversation can be arranged directly with whichever of them would do the work — by voice or video, for serious enquiries.

You do not have to take any of it from either of them, either. Clients who have already had the work will speak to you instead: say so in your enquiry and it is arranged.

And for some enquiries a single session is arranged first, before anything longer is discussed, so that the decision rests on what you notice in the days afterwards rather than on what you have been told.

He accepts only those he believes he can genuinely help. Where the work is not appropriate, he says so plainly — which is a better use of an hour than a polite yes.

Only a small number of people are in ongoing work at any one time. Single sessions are a different matter; the ceiling on everything else is one person's hours.

The sanctuary at Sala Kamreuk. What people notice when they walk into it is hers.

THE PRACTITIONER WHO LEADS THE WORK ON PLACES

The sanctuary in Siem Reap is what her work feels like from the inside.

Homes, businesses, farms and land are hers. Her own tradition, her own teachers, her own body of work, and most of it done before this practice existed.

She has been at it for more than twelve years. She came in through Reiki, went through the levels, became a master teacher, and concluded that the tradition she had been taught described a ceiling that was not there. What she does now is a long way past it. The method is heart-centred and built on sacred geometry — and the geometry came after the ability, not before it. It gave the work a language and a discipline. It did not create it.

Her particular gift is places: taking out what a building is holding, then raising it, then setting it. The setting is the difficult part. A house she finished years ago is still at the level she left it at, with nothing done to it in between — and almost nobody anywhere in the world can make it stay.

She works on coastlines and whole countries. A house is harder: somebody wakes up in it every morning.

THE WORK THAT IS NOT FOR CLIENTS

Alongside the private work, she leads groups on ground nobody lives on.

Mountains. Coastlines. Stretches of ocean. Whole countries, worked on in sequence over months. The intention is exactly what it is in a client's home: to lift what the place is holding, to clear what has been put into the air and the water, and to raise the level the land itself sits at.

Ground on that scale is a question of area, and area takes numbers. Each site is worked by a group of ten or twelve, and assembling that group is her job as much as leading it. They come from her own students — people she teaches in other disciplines who become curious about this and ask — and from geobiologists, who arrive at the same ground by an entirely different route and are usually the most interesting people in the room. She has led more than fifty of those sites in the past few years, and has since been appointed a global ambassador for the discipline.

None of it is offered as a measurable environmental claim, and nobody is asked to believe any of it. It is on this page because it is the truest thing about her, and because it says plainly what a client is buying. A coastline is split twelve ways. A house gets all of her — and then has to be held at the level she left it at, which is a thing a coastline never asks for.

ABILITY FIRST, EXPLANATION AFTER

Neither of them was given this in its present form. Everything he does emerged beyond anything he was taught. Her foundation in geobiology and earth healing was taught, but much of what she now does was not, and she has taken the work considerably further. Make of that what you like.

Her own account of it is shorter than any of this. She says what she loves is watching what happens to people once the place they live in stops working against them.

THE HOUR THAT SETTLES IT

Both of them can be met at the sanctuary. People fly in for the hour.

What visitors say afterwards is nearly always the same: that the hour explained more than the website had. There is a difference between reading that somebody can do this and sitting across from them for an hour while they answer whatever you put to them.

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Questions

One conversation, with the person who would do the work.

Say what is going on. There is nobody to be passed on to, and no sequence to be entered into. If it is the work on places, the reply comes from her.