Crystal Moon & The Buddha

21/02/2026

When people talk about the vagus nerve being treated with Reiki, they’re usually describing a symbolic and energetic approach rather than a medical one.

The vagus nerve is the main nerve of the parasympathetic nervous system — it connects the brain to the heart, lungs, and digestive organs and plays a big role in calming the body (often called the “rest and digest” nerve).

In Reiki practice, the idea is:

✨ What Reiki is doing (from a Reiki perspective):
Reiki practitioners believe they are channeling universal life energy through their hands to support balance and healing in the body’s energy system. When Reiki is focused on the vagus nerve area (head, neck, chest, and abdomen), the intention is to:
• Calm the nervous system
• Release stored stress or trauma
• Encourage relaxation and emotional regulation
• Restore energetic flow along the nerve’s pathway

✨ What’s happening physically (from a science lens):
Reiki doesn’t directly “heal” the nerve like surgery or medication would, but:
• Deep relaxation during Reiki can activate the parasympathetic nervous system
• This can lower heart rate, slow breathing, and reduce stress hormones
• These effects are associated with better vagal tone (how well the vagus nerve functions)

✨ Why people feel benefits:
Many people report:
• Feeling safe and grounded
• Reduced anxiety
• Emotional release
• A sense of warmth or tingling in the neck, chest, or belly
These experiences align with the vagus nerve’s role in regulating stress and emotional responses.

🌿 In simple terms:
Reiki doesn’t physically repair the vagus nerve — but it may help the body shift into a calmer state where the vagus nerve can function more effectively.

21/02/2026

20/02/2026

The mind, the body, the soul-all are seen and nourished through Inner balance and healing.
A crystal moon, and a buddha, each representing sacred wisdom to guide the way.

16/02/2026

When the Mind Crashes the Body Without Warning 👇😵‍💫

Conversion Disorder sounds confusing until you realize how real it feels

Have you ever seen a woman whose hand keeps shaking or twisting on its own, even when she’s sitting calmly, and she keeps saying, “I’m not doing this”?

Or someone whose legs suddenly feel weak after a stressful event, even though doctors say everything looks normal?

Or a person who starts stuttering or loses their voice after a shock, argument, or emotional breakdown?

That’s what conversion disorder can look like

A person suddenly can’t move an arm.
Can’t speak.
Can’t see clearly.
Starts shaking or collapses.

Tests come back normal.
Scans show nothing.
Nerves and muscles look fine.

Yet the symptoms are 100 percent real.

What is conversion disorder, in simple words

It’s when extreme stress, trauma, or emotional overload gets “converted” into physical symptoms.

The brain protects itself by redirecting distress into the body.

Not faking.
Not imagination.
Not weakness.

It’s a nervous system overload response.

Common symptoms people experience

• Sudden weakness or paralysis
• Loss of voice or slurred speech
• Seizure like episodes without epilepsy
• Numbness, blindness, or difficulty walking
• Tremors that appear during stress

Symptoms often appear after emotional shock, long term anxiety, suppressed trauma, or burnout.
Why it happens

Your brain has survival circuits.
When emotions feel unsafe to process, the brain chooses a physical outlet instead.

Think of it like this,
the system pulls the emergency brake to stop emotional damage.

The most important truth

The symptoms are reversible.

But not by force.

Shouting “nothing is wrong” makes it worse.
More scans don’t fix it.
Ignoring emotions doesn’t heal it.

What actually helps

• Nervous system regulation
• Trauma informed therapy
• Gentle physical rehab
• Safety, reassurance, patience
• Treating stress, not fighting symptoms

As the nervous system calms, the body slowly lets go.

Final reminder

Conversion disorder is not the body betraying you.
It’s the body protecting you when stress has nowhere else to go.

The mind and body are not separate.
They speak constantly.
Sometimes, the body speaks first

03/02/2026

Men must understand that childbirth is not a moment but a long healing journey.

After a woman gives birth, her body and mind undergo changes that continue for months and even years.

Internal wounds caused during delivery can take up to six months to heal completely.

Physical recovery, including muscle repair and stamina restoration, often requires around twelve months.

Hormones shift dramatically during pregnancy and childbirth, and it can take two full years for hormonal balance and brain function to stabilise again.

Beyond the physical and biological healing, there is a deeper process that many overlook.

A woman may need up to five years to reconnect with her sense of self, reestablish her confidence and rediscover her identity after motherhood.

This is not a sign of weakness but a reflection of how profoundly childbirth transforms the human body and mind.

Understanding these timelines helps build empathy, patience and support within relationships and families.

Recovery is not linear and every woman experiences it differently, but the healing process is real and significant.

When partners recognise the true duration and intensity of postpartum recovery, they create a healthier environment where mothers can rest, rebuild and grow without pressure.

Motherhood reshapes a woman in extraordinary ways, and acknowledging this journey is one of the greatest forms of respect and support.

21/01/2026

Aquarius refers to the zodiac sign for those born roughly Jan 20 - Feb 18, symbolized by the Water Bearer, known for being innovative, humanitarian, intellectual, and independent, ruled by Uranus as an air sign.

It's also an equatorial constellation, one of the oldest zodiac constellations, representing a figure pouring water, located in a watery region of the sky.

Beyond astrology and astronomy, Aquarius can refer to various scientific/technical things like underwater labs or early computers.
In Astrology

Dates: Approximately January 20 – February 18.

Symbol: The Water Bearer (♒︎).

Element: Air (making it intellectual, communicative).

Modality: Fixed (suggesting determination, stability).

Rulers: Uranus (modern) and Saturn (traditional).

Traits: Progressive, idealistic, unconventional, humanitarian, intelligent, detached, focused on the collective good.

In Astronomy (The Constellation)

Location: An equatorial zodiac constellation, part of the "Sea" region with other water-themed constellations.

Visibility: Best seen in the Northern Hemisphere's autumn (October).

Key Feature: Contains the TRAPPIST-1 system, known for its Earth-sized planets.

13/01/2026

The Pineal Gland