Look, I’m not saying Reiki replaces chemo. I’ve seen how the fundamental attribution error makes people blame spiritual practitioners when things go wrong, while ignoring systemic medical failures. But energy work isn’t just parlor tricks. It’s working with the nervous system, sure. It reaches straight into what Carl Jung mapped as the collective unconscious — those archetypal currents that move through us when we’re truly open. When I sat in the dark after my flatline, I didn’t see chakras or meridians. I felt a massive shift in attention, like the Third Eye card flipped upright in my hands. Pure perception, stripped of ego.

The real tension is the boundary. Institutions want control, and that’s pure Chariot energy — force, direction, rigid lines. But spirituality thrives in the liminal spaces, the High Priestess territory where intuition meets uncertainty. If we let policymakers dictate what “healing” looks like, we’re handing them the keys to our inner lives. We’re letting bureaucracy sterilize the very forces that keep us human. This isn’t just about Reiki. It’s about who gets to define reality when the body breaks down. I’m not backing down from this. We need to fight for the right to heal on our own terms, before the gatekeepers lock the doors completely. Wake up. The line isn’t between spirit and medicine. It’s between control and freedom. And we’re standing right on it.