INTUITIVE REIKI

What a Session Is

Reiki is a gentle, hands-on energy practice. The session is quiet and unhurried — a period of time where nothing is being asked of you.

I bring everything needed for the session: a portable treatment table, blankets and supports, sound, and a few simple sensory touches such as incense or essential-oil room spray. You stay fully clothed throughout. There's nothing to prepare beforehand beyond finding a quiet space where you won't be interrupted.

During the session, you lie down while I work with my hands lightly on or just above different areas of the body. Most people close their eyes. You don't need to concentrate, clear your mind or try to feel anything.

Afterwards, people often describe feeling lighter, calmer or deeply rested. Some notice it immediately; for others, it settles in over the following day.

Reiki isn't a treatment for any specific condition and doesn't replace medical care.

What to Expect

1. I come to you. I bring the table and everything needed, and set up quietly in your space.
2. We begin slowly. You'll complete a short consultation so I can understand how you're feeling and what you need. I'll look over it while you get comfortable.
3. Then there's nothing for you to do. You stay fully clothed, lie down and simply rest. From there, I let the session unfold around you.
4. Afterwards. We take a little time before I pack away. I'll check in with you the following day to see how you're feeling.

About

I'm Kornelija. I live in Mallorca with my husband, our three children, a cat, a dog and more chickens than I can count, on a bit of land that keeps us busy. Most of what I know about rest I learned the hard way.

I spent years running on empty. Holding everything, the way you do, until my body stopped asking nicely. Learning to listen to it is what changed things, and it's what brought me here.

I trained as a beauty therapist in London — the spa side of it, hands-on rather than makeup — but I never went on to work in the industry. I couldn't get behind what beauty had become: layer upon layer of things designed to cover what was already there.

I know that from the inside, too. There were years I wouldn't leave the house without a full face of makeup. I dyed my hair, covered and changed things, and somehow felt less comfortable in my own skin than I do now with almost none of it.

It took stopping to realise that I think it runs the other way. Beauty starts inside and works out. The work isn't always about adding more — sometimes it's about taking things away and allowing what's already there to come forward.

That idea sits underneath everything I'm building with KoraKira — beginning here, with Reiki.

With love,

Kornelija

My Practice

Beauty, touch, plants, ritual and healing haven't always existed as separate things. Bringing some of that back together is part of what I'm building with KoraKira.

I'm certified in Reiki Levels 1 and 2 and have spent the past year practising regularly — on myself, my family and the people around me.

My Reiki isn't a fixed routine. Once I begin, I stop trying to direct the session and allow my hands to go where they're drawn. Sometimes that's stillness or holding; sometimes gentle pressure, movement or slow rocking. I couldn't tell you beforehand exactly what a session will look like.

My approach is intuitive and somatic — meaning I pay attention to the person in front of me and let the session be led by what I notice and feel, rather than following the same sequence every time. When I use the word somatic, I simply mean body-led.

Once we begin, I don't talk much. There's nothing you need to explain, perform or make happen.

My role isn't to force an outcome. It's to create a quiet, held space where you can stop doing for a while, listen to your body and simply receive.