Distance Reiki & Virtual Flower Essence Sessions in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is one of only two countries on this page that sits behind Michigan on the clock rather than ahead of it, which quietly makes it one of the easiest places here to arrange a session with. San Jose, Alajuela, Cartago and the rest of the country are served with Reiki held over a distance, essence consultations, and attunement courses studied online.
One or Two Hours Behind Us
Costa Rica keeps one time zone and has no daylight saving, so its clock never moves. That means the gap to Michigan changes only when ours does: two hours behind us for most of the year and one hour behind through the North American winter. Three in the afternoon in San Jose is four or five in the afternoon here. The overlap between a Costa Rican working day and a Michigan one is close to complete, which gives you more choice of hour than almost anyone else on this site.
What Can Be Booked From Costa Rica
- Distance Reiki Sessions. The small offset means daytime, evening and late afternoon slots are all genuinely available rather than nominally so.
- Virtual Flower Essence Consultations. A relaxed talk about how things have been, followed by notes you keep. No bottle is sent to Costa Rica.
- Online Reiki Attunements & Courses. Instant digital access, with nothing to import and no delivery to arrange.
- Inner Child, Ancestral & Past-Lives Sessions (virtual). Longer work for anyone wanting to trace a pattern back rather than keep meeting it at the surface.
- Intuitive Guidance Sessions (virtual). A quiet hour of reflection when a decision needs more than your own company.
What Is Not Sent to a Costa Rican Address
The custom blends, botanical skincare and aura sprays ship inside the United States only. The face to face side of things happens in Metro Detroit, Michigan. The virtual practice carries no such limit and is fully available here.
Where Our Costa Rican Clients Are
We work with people in San Jose, Alajuela, Cartago, Heredia, Liberia, Puntarenas and Limon. One clock covers the Pacific coast, the Caribbean coast and the Central Valley, so the arrangements do not vary by region.
The Costa Rican Calendar We Book Around
Costa Rica keeps a calendar with a distinctly civil character alongside the religious one. Juan Santamaria Day falls on the eleventh of April and the Annexation of the Partido de Nicoya on the twenty fifth of July. The Fiesta de Nuestra Senora de los Angeles is on the second of August and Mothers Day on the fifteenth, Independence Day on the fifteenth of September, and the first of December marks the Abolition of the Army, which is a public holiday very few countries have occasion to keep. Holy Week, from Jueves Santo to Viernes Santo, is the quietest stretch of the year.
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