ASMR Oceanic Reiki - Seashell Rumaging

[@meggiebeth_writes]

This is now one of my all-time favorite asmr videos of all time 😁

[@karengerhardt6008]

I'm still enjoying this one almost 2 years after you posted it. I love your rummage videos! 💕

[@naturewitch8687]

I didn’t know shells had healing properties.. how lovely 🥰

[@CasContents]

I agree!!

[@ekc_sc.722]

It's interesting that the sea biscuits represent abundance. I grew up calling the variety we have in US waters sand dollars. I guess that's how they got that name. Very interesting to learn what all these shells are used for.

[@Reikidreams911]

I got the name wrong they are sand rollers - sea biscuits are slightly thicker

[@frostythehoeman6969]

@@Reikidreams911 the puffy ones! I know what you're talking about

[@PC0499]

I love everything you do related to sea 💙

[@lizardracer3641]

Wow. When you demonstrated the “slow down” properties of the whales’ inner ears I felt a definite sinking and relaxing sensation. Amazing. You’re on target with the use.

[@0208connie]

I did, as well! It’s amazing how Sarah releases and pours that energy towards us in the video. I love her!

[@lizardracer3641]

@@0208connie Sarah is wonderful! Truly talented.

[@lazyorangehousecat9164]

Your collection is beautiful and I love all the stories.

[@awitchintheattic]

The sea fans were a lovely soft and playful energy. I appreciate hearing the story behind them. Clearly they were meant to be with you all this time and a part of your healers journey.

[@mandycolley5852]

These are beautiful 🐚 awesome video. I feel like a mermaid. God BLESS YOU THANKS FOR THE BEAUTIFUL VIDEO🤓💕💞💓😇🐾🐾

[@rachelamber6465]

I was just on the beach for the first time in a long time today and I picked up some beautiful rocks and shells. I’m loving the synchronicity for me as I’m settling down for the evening with this lovely video. Thank you ❤️

[@mistystorythyme2452]

Thank for for adding to my peace, today. 💚💚💚

[@FairyGodpa]

You are an amazing teacher. I really enjoy your videos. i don't really listen so much for the asmr, but this really relaxed me tonight after a difficult day. Thank you 💙 🐚

[@debparsons1765]

A lovely gentle healing session thankyou 💕 Sarah I would love to hear your story of how you grew up in the islands and how yo are so knowledgeable about history. ❤

[@Reikidreams911]

Yes Bermuda was a beautiful place to grow up on I was very lucky. In regards to history - I read history books from the age of 10 and have never stopped and my parents read me Homer,Ovid and Virgil for bed. My parents were old school. Just read read and read, no secret.

[@yokomichele885]

My word ! Your voice always puts me to sleep like every time ❤️💜

[@kristen729]

You’re such a gift, Sarah, thank you.

[@karynkinsella5103]

Beautiful video bright blessings to you😊

[@edenthomson4386]

This was so beautiful … a video like this but with your fav crystals would be amazing too ❤️

[@PegasusysTarotClub]

What an awesome collection! And you are a walking library about all things healing! Truly druidic!

[@kier3576]

Could you please do more rummaging videos?? I love seeing your collections of things and hearing the sounds of all of the items together 🥰

[@rickb6694]

I will never get tired of these videos :)

[@tracyp444]

Wonderful idea.... I love all your special treasures you share with us... 🐙🐚💞

[@RPKGameVids]

Probably the best asmr video yet, amazing!

[@Bea.the.librarian]

This was absolutely wonderful!!!! Something about shells have always called to me since I was a little girl as well. The two kinds that called to me in this video are the miter shells and tiger cowries. Which is fitting as I’m currently in a spiritual change and seeking more abundance. Just lovely! Will be returning to this again and again.

[@renaebennett7416]

Simply wonderful. Love your shells and shell-lore.

[@vanessawiseman203]

I love just listening to you talk, the sounds of the shells are amazing too. I'm definitely going to have a healing with you soon !

[@artistofsorts643]

I loved this! Got so sucked into the stories,the shapes, and the colors! Thank you Sarah 💚💚💚

[@vickyg51]

Love the ring

[@robinhollinger3531]

This is one of my all-time favorite ASMR videos. Thank you Sarah! I Love your channel!

[@marigoldpluss]

Thank you Sarah 😊and 🐚 shells 🐚❤

[@adriennesmith200]

I loved this so much thank you. I have a collection as well, I am very connected to shells and always have been not sure why but I love them as much as my crystals. 🙏❤

[@CJ-nz8it]

I always collected shells as a kid unfortunately they got left and forgotten in our first house move when I was younger after the parents split.. wish I still had them I picked and chose those myself and I loved them, to be honest I live the sea, the sand anything to do with the beach/sea always relaxes me especially the sound of the flow of the waves 🌊 x

[@ellenstewart6768]

You are the bomb Sarah Louise from Philadelphia PA US

[@promisejrhodes]

This was so lovely. Thank you. 🙏🏼💜

[@noahcrook4405]

Wow! What a beautiful collection!

[@auntredbee]

As a Cancer Moon-Pisces Sun, I adore this video! 😍

[@acutiff7125]

These are my fave! Thanks for rummaging! :)

[@carolinehaythornthwaite2965]

Lovely thank you. I was confused by the term "sea biscuit ", have always known those as"sand dollars", but it seems they are part of the same family.

[@juliemarie8492]

Lovely video always enjoy oceanic reiki vids ☺️🐚

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Would love to know what the healing properties of various shells are. xx

[@РегинаЗацепина-п5ч]

Love❤💜❤

[@conniesmith3858]

I love your shell videos. TY!

[@hagglemyivan]

Love your shell videos so much!

[@emilywilliams5747]

Wow this is one of my favourite videos of yours :)

[@angelchimellis2901]

Hi Sarah. The reason they’re not called Tiger cowries is because in Yoruba language, there’s actually no such word to differentiate a tiger from a leopard or panther or Jaguar. It’s just one word for a “marked cat”. So, it actually does mean Leopard shell, because it’s native meaning is literally just a shell that resembles “the Hyde of a marked cat”.

[@Reikidreams911]

Oh wow thank you. I have pondered this fact for nearly 20 years! Do you know it’s name in Yoruba by any chance pls? 🙏🏻

[@angelchimellis2901]

@@Reikidreams911 Hi Sarah. The Yoruba word for Tiger/Patterned cat would be Ekún and a shell is Eyé. If the cowrie is whole it’s called Ekún Eyé. In ancient, pre-colonial times, the backless cowry shell was used as a form of currency and were called OWÓ (word for money) Eyé (shell). Hence why another common name for cowrie shells (the ones that are white with yellow coloration around the mouth) is the “Money Cowrie” or “Moneta Cowrie”.

[@ancientimmie]

Sarah are there any shells, corals or anything from the sea that you would love to add to your collection (nothing illegal or endangered)? And how do you get shells from all around the world? Friends send them or do you pick them up on holidays (when we're not in a global pandemic)? Does Oceanic Reki also use fossilized shells like ammonites and found sea animal bones, tusks or teeth?

[@Reikidreams911]

Gosh there are soo many - there is a special shell which I just can’t afford that is tiny from India which represents a Goddess but I forget which one as I couldn’t afford it (£300) I put it out of my head. There are many many. I will show another video of my votive shells which represent gods and temple trumpets another time. Yes the Masters group discovered that fossils have huge healing potential so we had to write a new part to the course. They are very strong and very effective. I also use fossilised plants in Celtic Reiki In regards to collection. I have been collecting since age 6. I grew up in Bermuda so plenty of shells and corals about. Unfortunately we were cutting the coral in the 70’s before we knew the importance of the reef and it became illegal. I now hope to make amends by putting them to good use in healing and when I die they will be left to the local museum for education - it’s already in my will. I now collect from thrift shops.

[@flyingdragon67]

It took me awhile to know what you meant by "sea biscuits" lol I don't know if it's an American thing but we call them sandollars.

[@Reikidreams911]

Sorry you are correct - sea biscuits are the same but thicker - my mistake

[@sadaqah117]

I was drawn to the scallops from the beginning...is there a meaning for picking them? And I was drawn to the basket...is there a story for the basket? It looks hand woven. Thanks for this lovely video.

[@Reikidreams911]

Scallops stand for a journey or quest as it was a pilgrimage shell in Santiago de Compostela and I believe many slaves graves in the southern US are adorned with them and also it represents Venus/Aphrodite to me because of the Botticelli painting. So these shells have many different cultural references. It would depend on the person choosing it and their situation. The basket was my dog’s toy basket lol

[@glendaanderson4969]

Literally gasped. Can't wait to do yoga to this before bed. Eeeeee!

[@jade-wr9pn]

🥰🥰🥰

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Love your rings. Abalone?

[@Reikidreams911]

Yes

[@DaniloBellini96]

first 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@grizzlyblue486]

very sweet sounds to my ears.. just so you know, you can refer to the shape as vulvas because that's a more accurate referral.. calling them female parts excludes the millions of gnc people and trans men with vulvas