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Creating a Sacred Space for Healing

Writer's picture: Lauren D'SilvaLauren D'Silva

Updated: Sep 14, 2024

Although healing will work, to some extent, in any environment, I have found that the best results occur when I create a sacred space for my healing. I came into the world of healing through Space Clearing and have developed my sensitivity to the energy in a space.


In a room with a clear, high vibration I've observed my clients feel safe, quickly relax and readily let go of the heavy, dense energies that block them, whereas in an energetically polluted space people will subconsciously protect themselves and so resist the healing and hold onto their blockages.

space clearing tools
Tingshas, singing bowl and Tibetan bell

One of the quickest ways to clean up the energy in a room is by using sound. I love using a singing bowl, but I'll also use bells, drums or rattles. Whichever instrument you choose the principle is the same. Sound waves vibrate dense, sticky energy so that it dissipates. I find the singing bowl best for a general cleanse as the sound waves move in a circular fashion throughout the space.


I will often air my therapy room by opening a window, if that is impractical I might spritz a gem essence to bring a fresh clean vibration into the space.


Before a client arrives I light a candle on my altar which is my way to invite the Light of the Divine Feminine into my healing space.

healing altar with crystals and a candle
Altar with crystals, flowers, a feather and a candle

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