ABOUT REBA

When people ask me how I identify as a healer, I often say that I am a Mystic in search of Truth.

My modalities are sound, frequency, and light. The experiences people have through this work can range from deeply relaxing and restorative to profoundly spiritual, galactic, and otherworldly.

I am highly trained in multiple healing modalities, but some of the most transformational aspects of my work were never taught to me in a class. Throughout my practice, I have become deeply aware of the Angels who I call, Beings of Light, and other forms of higher consciousness assisting in these healings. In fact, I do nothing, but simply serve as a conduit holding the frequency through which this support can flow.

I believe this is also why I was guided to work with sound.

Sound was never something I imagined I would pursue. Early in my healing arts journey, I received a clear message telepathically from my galactic guides to begin working with it. I followed that guidance without fully understanding where it would lead.

Over time, I began to understand.

Sound assists in opening the space, creating a frequency match for Alchemy, the Higher Realms, and the Remembrance of Oneness.

It expands what can be experienced and received—an invitation into a field in which healing can deepen and higher frequencies of consciousness can become more accessible, expanding what can be felt, accessed, and received.

Looking back, I know I was guided toward sound because it would expand and strengthen the service I was already here to do.

And yet, the most beautiful thing I can say about any of this is:

You don’t have to believe to receive.

You don’t have to believe in religion, or even spirituality for that matter. You don’t need to believe in angels, beings of light, or a galactic consciousness—and you don’t even have to understand what I mean when I talk about energy.

You can simply arrive as you are.

And something within you will receive exactly what it needs.

That is the most magical aspect of this work.

Belief is not a requirement.

Openness is enough.