In a Belvaspata session, you can expect the session to go more or less as follows:
My professional insurance requires that I have you sign a release of liability before we begin.
We take time to check in so you can let me know how you are feeling in the moment and what you want me to focus on during the session.
You get into a comfortable posture laying down or sitting with your back supported.
I will open up the healing portion with a verbal invocation of the angels and guides of Belvaspata. This is also where I become temporarily connected to your energy field.
I follow my intuition during a session with the specific way I work with your energy field. Your job is simply to relax and receive. You are always welcome to speak at any point, or you can be quiet and simply rest. If I speak, it will probably be along the lines of guided meditation and visualization, or invoking a specific angel for their healing power. If we are doing an in-person session, I might use light touch by placing my hands on the legs, arms, hands, feet, shoulders, head, back and/or chest. If you don't want to be touched or if you have certain places where you don't want to be touched, that is completely okay and I'll ask for consent before touching you.
When it is time to close the session, you will hear me thank the angels and guides, and say "praise, love, gratitude." It is very important that we do this step of closing the session, so that your energy is disconnected from me, and that your energy is sealed before you go back into the world.
We take time to discuss what your experience was and what I noticed during the session. I might offer some advice for relevant self-care.
As a Grand Master level practitioner, I am able to teach and initiate people in Belvaspata energy work. If you are hoping to learn this form of healing, we can discuss whether I would be a good teacher for you. I recommend that people either have prior experience being attuned to Reiki or have received a significant amount of Belvaspata healing sessions prior to learning to practice it themselves.