Quick answer. Aura cleansing clears accumulated heaviness from a person's own energy field, as distinct from clearing a home. It uses breath, mantra, lamp and incense, and addresses the chakras where they are indicated. Sessions are gentle and are usually followed by a short daily practice.
The personal, rather than the household, version
Most cleansing on this site concerns a home or a serious disturbance. This is the individual version, and the people who ask for it usually describe something milder but persistent: feeling drained after being around certain people, coming home from work carrying something, a heaviness that has settled without any event to attach it to.
In this tradition each person carries an energy field, and the chakras are the centres along it — the root for security, the solar plexus for will and confidence, the heart for connection and grief, the throat for expression, and so on. Difficulty in a particular area of life is often described as congestion at the corresponding centre, and it maps onto lived experience closely enough to be useful: grief settling in the chest, unspoken things settling in the throat.
A session works with breath first, then mantra directed to the centres indicated, with lamp and incense used as they are throughout this practice. It is gentle, it involves no physical manipulation, and most people describe the effect as lightness or clarity rather than anything dramatic. Those working in caring professions, hospitals or funeral services tend to notice it most.
The lasting part is the practice you take away — usually ten minutes of breath and mantra daily, which does the maintenance. A single session clears; the practice keeps it clear. Where the underlying cause is depression, burnout or grief, that is named honestly and the appropriate support encouraged alongside.
A clear, caring path
How a session works
A session identifies where heaviness has settled in a person's own energy field, clears it using breath, mantra, lamp and incense, and sets a short daily practice. It addresses the person rather than the home, which is a separate rite.
Identify where it has settled
Where the heaviness sits and what it corresponds to in your life — which usually emerges from a straightforward conversation rather than any diagnosis.
Clear with breath and mantra
Guided breath, mantra directed to the indicated centres, and lamp and incense. Gentle throughout, with no physical manipulation involved.
Set a short daily practice
Around ten minutes of breath and mantra to maintain the clearing, adjusted to be sustainable alongside work and family.
Do any of these sound familiar?
When people book a session
Where the cause is depression or burnout, that is named honestly.
- You feel drained after time with particular people
- Work brings constant contact with illness, distress or death
- A heaviness has settled with no event to attach it to
- Grief is sitting physically in the chest or throat
- You want something gentle rather than a full cleansing
- A difficult period has passed and you want to clear its residue
Your questions, answered
Aura Cleansing — your questions answered
Scale and target. A home cleansing addresses a property and its household; this addresses one person's own energy field. People who feel drained rather than besieged generally want this one, and it is considerably lighter work.
Most people describe lightness, warmth or clarity, and many simply feel calm. Some feel very little at the time and notice the difference over the following days. Nothing dramatic is expected and nothing dramatic is promised.
Then you will be told, and encouraged to seek proper support. Depression and burnout produce exactly this heaviness, and a cleansing session is not a treatment for either. The practice may still help alongside, but it is not offered as a substitute.
A single session usually runs forty-five minutes to an hour, and the daily practice set afterwards takes only a few minutes. Fees are confirmed before the session begins.
Yes, by video call. Breath and mantra work carry over a live call, and the daily practice is taught the same way. In-person sessions are available in Kitchener.
