Jane C. Phillips

02/19/2026

People often reach out to me for support when they’ve had a string of bad luck.

Sometimes it’s been going on for years. Family deaths, accidents, health issues, one thing after another.

While this might be part of someone’s life path there’s often an energetic component that can be addressed. Is that you? Or your best friend?

I may be able to help.

02/17/2026

Most of us don’t realize how much emotional protection we’re carrying. Over time, heartbreak, loss, or repeated disappointment can create a Heart Wall—layers of trapped emotions around the heart designed to keep you safe.

While protective at first, this energetic wall can quietly limit your connections, your ability to be safely vulnerable and emotional ease.

When your Heart Wall is removed, you’ll notice you feel lighter, more open, and better able to process emotions as they arise. Hurt feelings may still occur, but instead of lingering for days—or years—they move through more easily. Love, support, and closeness become easier to give and receive.

Let me offer Heart Wall removal as a gentle way to reconnect with yourself and experience relationships with more flow and intimacy.

To learn more or schedule a session, visit janecphillips.com or email me at jcp@geyserllc.com.. DM me to receive a 10% discount during the month of February.

02/13/2026

Self-kindness creates approachability. Self-judgment creates distance.

When you are constantly critical of yourself, even if only internally, that energy is projected outward—often without realizing it. It will make others feel hesitant, guarded, or unsure about how to open up to you.

Self-acceptance softens your energy. We all have “bad days” when we’re not at our best. Give yourself a break. Your being genuine about what’s going on gives other’s permission to do the
same. Being kind to yourself isn’t weakness—it’s a strength. Embrace it.

This Valentine’s season, try offering yourself the kindness you hope to receive from others.

02/10/2026

Dr. Bradley Nelson in his book “The Emotion Code” introduced the idea of trapped emotions—emotional energies from life experiences that don’t fully process and instead get
stored in the body. Over time, many of these emotions can collect around your heart, forming what’s known as a Heart Wall. Apparently, 98% of us may have a heart wall.

This develops as a form of protection after heartbreak, loss, betrayal, or emotional overwhelm. It thickens over time, quietly creating a barrier to connection, vulnerability, and emotional flow.

Clearing these trapped emotions helps you feel more open and emotionally available. Hurt feelings may still arise—but instead of lingering for days or years, they move through quickly.

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02/05/2026

If you’re too hard on yourself, this episode will help you shift self-judgment into genuine self-love—without forcing cheesy affirmations or pretending everything’s fine.

Begin to soften the inner critic, tolerate support a little more each day, and create a safer relationship with yourself—so love starts to feel possible, not threatening.

If you’re too hard on yourself, this episode will help you shift self-judgment into genuine self-love—without forcing cheesy affirmations or pretending every...

01/29/2026

In my last post, I shared how the young woman from the bathroom happily left for the circus to ride the Ferris Wheel with her boyfriend.

Next, I moved into the hallway to see what energy might still be there.

That’s when I encountered a male energy.

“Where did everybody go? I thought the family was here but now they’re gone.”
I said, “You died.”

“Oh, I did? Oh, that explains why I’ve been feeling so weird. Can I go to the circus to find my daughter?”

I watched him leave.

A few days later, Valerie told me the guest bedroom and hallway now felt better than they had in three years. But the guest bathroom still felt “buzzy.”

When I checked again, I discovered the daughter had come back from the circus because she had gotten sick on the Ferris Wheel, left her boyfriend… and come “home.”

I then sent her to heaven.

Valerie later confirmed the entire guest area was finally clear.
And for the first time since moving in, the whole house truly felt like HOME.

✨ If your home has never quite felt settled — even after time, repairs, or renovations — it may be holding onto energy that’s ready to be released.

Energy clearing helps restore balance so your space can support you fully, instead of reminding you of what’s already passed.

💫 Learn more or schedule a session at JaneCPhillips.com

01/28/2026

In my last post, I shared how a woman energy in Valerie’s guest bedroom finally agreed to leave — walking peacefully into the forest with her boyfriend.

Once she was gone, I moved into the guest bathroom to see if anything else remained.

That’s when I encountered a young woman, about 22 years old.

“Where did my Mother go?!”

I said, “Into the forest With her boyfriend.”
“My Dad!?” she exclaimed.

“No, her boyfriend,” I replied.
“She was cheating?!”
“No, your Dad had died.”

She paused, then said, “Oh, I didn’t know. Can I have a boyfriend too?”

I said, “Sure, where would you like to go?”

She answered, “To the circus to ride on the Ferris Wheel.”

Then she said…

“This is lovely, this is lovely. I’m forever grateful. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.”

Lots of tears. She waved goodbye.
And then… I headed into the hallway.

✨ To be continued…

01/27/2026

In the beginning of December 2025, I cleared a property in Virginia for a lovely mother named Valerie and her family. They had lived in the house for more than three years and never truly felt settled there. Their very first day had started with an unpleasant interaction with a neighbor — and sometimes, those first moments leave an energetic imprint that lingers.

After the initial clearing, Valerie told me most of the house now felt wonderful… except one area. The Guest Bedroom, Guest Bath, and Hallway still felt uncomfortable and “off.”

So I got on the phone with Valerie while she stood in the hallway, and I energetically went into the guest bedroom to see what was still there.

That’s when I encountered a woman energy in the guest bedroom.

And this is where the “fun” began.

“Who the hell are you! You don’t belong here! You’re a stranger! Butt out! It’s my home!, Danger, danger, danger!”

I stood there quietly until she stopped yelling. Then I asked her…

“Would you like to leave?”

“Yes,” she admitted. “I’d like to walk into the forest with my boyfriend.”

I imagined a beautiful forest path opening up and watched her leave, holding hands with her boyfriend.

✨ To be continued…

01/26/2026

This week, I’m sharing one of my favorite real-life energy clearing stories.

It’s about a family who lived in their home for over three years and never quite felt settled — even after a clearing. What followed was a series of unexpected (and surprisingly touching) conversations that helped the house finally feel like HOME.

It’s funny, heartfelt, and a beautiful reminder that homes — just like people — carry stories that sometimes need help being completed.

✨ If you’ve ever walked into a space and thought, “Something feels off, but I can’t explain why,” this story may resonate.

Part 1 coming soon…

01/22/2026

At the start of a new year, we often focus on goals—but energy comes first. Before setting intentions, it can be powerful to ask:

How do I want to feel in my home and in my body this year?

Calm? Clear? Supported? Inspired?

When emotional residue lingers from last year, it quietly shapes your days. Intention matters. Spending some quiet time, perhaps with your journal, helps you notice that residue and helps you release what’s no longer needed so your intentions can actually take root.

A New Beginning isn’t about pushing harder; it’s about starting lighter.

💬 What feeling are you intentionally inviting into your life this year?

01/20/2026

When people think about clearing their home, they often feel overwhelmed—like they have to do everything at once. But here’s the truth: decluttering one small area can shift the energy of your entire space.

A single drawer (I start with my junk drawer) countertop, or closet can hold emotional weight from the past year—unfinished business, old memories, or stress you didn’t realize you were carrying. As you release physical clutter, emotional and energetic clutter often follows.

New Beginnings don’t require perfection—just intention. Your home feels lighter when you do.

💬 I’d love to know—if you were to clear just one area in your home this week, what would it be?

01/16/2026

Lately, I’ve noticed as I work with my clients, how many of them feel anxious, drained, or even helpless after watching the news. Staying informed can slowly turn us into absorbing fear—especially when there’s nothing tangible we can do about what we’re seeing.

I made a Post-It note that I have prominently displayed in my office.

What is my Sphere of Influence?
Focus there!

Where can your energy actually make a positive difference? What do you enjoy? What are you good at? Where do you feel uplifted rather than depleted?

When we shift focus back to what’s within our reach, our energy changes. Take a break from the news so intention and purpose can take its place.

💬 I’m curious—how has staying informed affected your energy, and where do you want to focus instead this year?