Online energy consultations

Energy work rests on the idea — shared by many millennial traditions (traditional Chinese medicine, Ayurveda, Western theosophy) — that each person, place, and situation emits a subtle energy field. This field isn't measurable by classical medical instruments, but it's said to be perceivable by practitioners trained to sense these vibrations.

The energy practitioner "reads" this field — aura (the luminous halo said to surround the physical body), chakras (the seven main energy centers along the spine), blockage points, residual emotional charges. They can then, depending on their training and approach, intervene to cleanse, rebalance, or protect this energy field.

Associated traditions are numerous: reiki (Japanese method developed by Mikao Usui in the 1920s, transmitted by multi-level initiations), magnetism (ancient European tradition using hands to transmit energy), radionics (using devices to measure and correct vibratory frequencies), bioenergy (a modern synthesis blending several approaches), or more targeted techniques (chakra balancing, karmic cleansing, energy cord cutting). This practice differs from predictive psychic work: it's focused on the present energetic state and on intervention rather than prediction.

Energy sessions are particularly common in cases of persistent unexplained fatigue, a diffuse feeling of being stuck, an impression of "going in circles" without apparent cause, feeling drained after certain encounters or in certain places. Many clients also come after a difficult separation (breakup, grief) with the feeling of carrying "charges" that prevent them from moving forward.

Energy practitioners also work on places: homes that feel "heavy," apartments where sleep is disturbed, workspaces where the atmosphere degrades. A remote energy reading (on photos or plan) can identify old memories, telluric currents, or residual energetic presences to clear.

Aura cleansing, chakra rebalancing, energy cord cutting with a person (ex-partner, toxic parent, conflicting colleague) are among the most common requests. Important: these practices do not replace any medical care. They are strictly complementary. In case of real physical or psychological symptoms, consult a doctor or therapist first — good energy practitioners redirect you themselves if needed.

Browse the profiles of , compare reviews and declared approaches (reiki, magnetism, chakra balancing, aura reading). Pick the mode (chat or phone) and a duration — an assessment is 20-40 min, a full session 30-60 min or more.

After secure payment via Stripe, the session starts. You briefly describe your state or request — no need to detail everything, the practitioner often prefers to work from little information. You can also send a recent photo (face-forward, no filter, natural light) to help with the remote energetic connection.

The practitioner connects to your energy (via intention, your first name, or the photo) and shares their perceptions: general aura state, active or blocked chakras, present emotional memories, tension points. A session can follow in the same consultation — the practitioner sends energy, cleanses or rebalances — or be offered in a dedicated appointment. At the end, you can leave a public review on their profile.

Indian tradition identifies seven main energy centers, vertically aligned along the spine, from bottom to top:

Muladhara (root chakra) — base of the spine, red. Linked to grounding, material security, survival. An unbalanced root chakra manifests as anxiety, fear, insecurity.

Svadhisthana (sacral chakra) — lower belly, orange. Linked to sexuality, creativity, pleasure. Imbalance: emotional or creative blocks, relationship difficulties.

Manipura (solar plexus chakra) — above the navel, yellow. Linked to personal power, self-esteem, will. Imbalance: lack of confidence, excessive submission or authoritarianism.

Anahata (heart chakra) — middle of the sternum, green. Linked to love, compassion, relationships. Imbalance: difficulty loving, distrust, emotional closing.

Vishuddha (throat chakra) — throat, blue. Linked to communication, expression, truth. Imbalance: difficulty expressing oneself, saying no, setting limits.

Ajna (third eye chakra) — between the eyebrows, indigo. Linked to intuition, clairvoyance, inner vision. Imbalance: mental confusion, lack of intuition, loss of meaning.

Sahasrara (crown chakra) — top of the skull, violet or white. Linked to spirituality, universal consciousness. Imbalance: feeling of emptiness, loss of meaning, spiritual disconnection.

Reiki is a Japanese method developed by Mikao Usui in the 1920s. The practitioner channels a universal energy ("rei" = universal, "ki" = vital energy) via the hands, often placed lightly above the receiver's body (or remotely via intention). Transmission happens via initiations at three or four levels depending on lineages (Usui, Karuna, Kundalini). Reiki is highly codified.

Magnetism is an older European tradition (18th century, Franz Anton Mesmer). The magnetizer uses their own hands to transmit energy to the receiver, by direct contact or imposition a few centimeters away. No formal initiation — it's often a "gift" passed down through families.

Radionics uses devices (radionic boxes, Lecher antennas) to measure vibratory frequencies and send energetic corrections. A more technical practice, inherited from the work of Albert Abrams in the early 20th century.

Bioenergy is a modern synthesis blending elements of reiki, magnetism, Chinese medicine (meridians), Ayurveda (chakras). Widely used by contemporary energy practitioners who don't claim a single tradition.

On Guidanza, each practitioner lists on their profile the approaches they practice. Check before booking — methods are not equivalent and the felt experience can differ.