A Bit About Rahkee

Known fondly by her indigenous name “Rahkee”, Nannette began her journey many lifetimes ago. Although she realized that she possessed special abilities at a young age, like many others who were born gifted during the shifting 1960’s, she didn’t accept her gifts until she had a wake-up call to embrace them. Since then she has pursued information and teachings from those in the energy fields and from the Indigenous. This has led her to accomplishing several certifications. Most importantly however, she has taken the information and used it, thereby gaining knowledge. This knowledge she offers to others in her classes or wellness sessions.

She is an ‘energy healer’ using  Integrated Energy Therapy (IETMI), Healing Touch (HTCP & CHTP) and Reflexology (IIR) as her focus to assist others in remembering wellness.

In 2004 during Rahkee’s first visit to The Casa de Dom Inacio, in Brasil, the incorporated entity told her she was a ‘Daughter of the Casa”. Later she was told this meant that she had done spiritual work in past lives to the extent that she was considered to be family at The Casa and was welcome anytime. This was an honor and a responsibility. Since that first visit, she has been to the casa many times and has experienced her own ‘healing’. She now embraces that responsibility by assisting others on their spiritual journeys.

There are two ideas which ‘Rahkee’ works from.

First, that the vibration of ‘wellness’ is more effective than the vibration of ‘healing’. Wellness, is whole, while healing designates partial, or missing something in order to be whole. Nannette likens this concept to Mother Teresa’s statement; “I was once asked why I don’t participate in anti-war demonstrations. I said that I will never do that, but as soon as you have a pro-peace rally, I’ll be there.”

Secondly, she works from the premise of assisting others. This means to teach others how to carry or let go of their burdens, rather than helping; i.e., carrying the burden for them. This empowers her clients to understand self-wellness.

In carrying forward these two ideas into her work, Rahkee assists others to not only heal, but to obtain and recognize wellness.