Delulu or Divine?

What actually happens in a Reiki session, and what if it opens the door to something more? In this episode of Kind of Cosmic, I sit down with my own Reiki practitioner, Thays, someone I originally went to for energy healing, but who ended up showing me a much deeper world. While she was born with mediumship abilities, she didn’t fully understand how to tap into them until she began practicing Reiki. What started as learning how to channel energy became the doorway to seeing, hearing, and connecting with the other side, and eventually developing her own unique way of working that blends Reiki, mediumship, and light language. We talk about what Reiki actually is beyond the surface level, how the body holds emotional blocks, and how energy shows up physically when something is out of alignment. From there, the conversation moves into mediumship, what it feels like to receive messages, how she distinguishes intuition from spirit, and what it means to act as a “vessel” between worlds. We also get into my own experience working with her, including a moment where I tried (and slightly forced) my way into a past life… and what unfolded. It led us into a deeper conversation about light language, why some forms of healing aren’t meant to be understood by the mind, and how sometimes the most powerful shifts happen when you stop trying to make sense of everything. This episode is part explanation, part personal story, and part “you kind of just have to feel it.” If you’ve ever been curious about Reiki, mediumship, or what might be happening beneath the surface of your own experiences, this one might open something for you. Because sometimes healing doesn’t come in words, it comes in something you can only feel.

In this episode of Kind of Cosmic, I sit down with Giovanna to talk about something most people don’t openly share, out-of-body experiences. After surviving a major car accident, Giovanna found herself floating above her own body, fully conscious, watching it all happen. Years later, it happened again, when she suddenly appeared in a hospital room beside a friend. We dive into what these experiences felt like, what they meant, and how they completely shifted her perspective on life, purpose, and what really matters. Along the way, we also talk about past lives, soul lessons, and the idea that we might be a lot more than just our physical bodies. This conversation is equal parts grounding, mind-bending, and oddly comforting. It is a reminder that there might be more going on than we can see, and maybe that’s the point.

In this episode of Kind of Cosmic, I sit down with Giovanna to talk about something most people don’t openly share, out-of-body experiences. After surviving a major car accident, Giovanna found herself floating above her own body, fully conscious, watching it all happen. Years later, it happened again, when she suddenly appeared in a hospital room beside a friend. We dive into what these experiences felt like, what they meant, and how they completely shifted her perspective on life, purpose, and what really matters. Along the way, we also talk about past lives, soul lessons, and the idea that we might be a lot more than just our physical bodies. This conversation is equal parts grounding, mind-bending, and oddly comforting. It is a reminder that there might be more going on than we can see, and maybe that’s the point.

In this episode, we put astrocartography to the test, where your birth chart gets mapped across the world to show where love, career, chaos, growth, and all your main character moments are supposed to happen. We dove into Chiara's astro map and walked through every place she’s ever lived to see what the universe allegedly had to say about it. Some parts were eerily accurate. Some were a hard no. And some landed right in that confusing middle space; not quite right, not totally wrong, but enough to make you pause and go, “okay wait.”

In this episode, we put astrocartography to the test, where your birth chart gets mapped across the world to show where love, career, chaos, growth, and all your main character moments are supposed to happen. We dove into Chiara's astro map and walked through every place she’s ever lived to see what the universe allegedly had to say about it. Some parts were eerily accurate. Some were a hard no. And some landed right in that confusing middle space; not quite right, not totally wrong, but enough to make you pause and go, “okay wait.”