Sharna Langlais

12/29/2025

Wes proposed yesterday underneath a spectacular glacier archway at Byron Glacier (named after the romantic poet, Lord Byron). We hiked almost 2 miles in with his mom and sister to get to this dazzling blue glacier, and amazingly found ourselves alone with perfect timing for this peaceful and sacred moment. This main arch is also called an “ice portal,” where he offered me a stunning garnet and diamond ring, representing passion, vitality, commitment, abundance and courage.

Glaciers carry the ancient power of water—time slowed, motion hushed, life held in a frozen breath. Cradled by mountains and snow, standing as quiet witnesses to such sacred moments. In their stillness lives an immense force—energy suspended, motion waiting, silence alive with intention; water at rest, yet never dormant. To stand with the ice itself, fully present in such sacredness, is a moment that endures—etched into our hearts for eternity.

“There are four questions of value in life... What is sacred? Of what is the spirit made? What is worth living for, and what is worth dying for? The answer to each is same. Only love.”
~ Lord Byron

06/21/2025

Change doesn’t always come quietly. Sometimes it arrives as chaos — asking us to listen, not run. Instead of resisting it, sit with it. Breathe through it. Let it guide us. Something is shifting. Chaos isn’t the end — it’s the beginning of change.

06/16/2025

Feeling alll the gratitude for you - you came out of left field and here we are. 🥰❤️ The universe knows, and I’m so much happier than I could ever imagine that it does. Thank you for showing me what being cherished truly feels like. 🙏❤️

05/03/2025

Feeling very honored and blessed to officially launch the Reiki Volunteer Program at CHRISTUS St. Vincent Hospital in Santa Fe, NM with these four beautiful students and volunteers of mine! It’s taken over a year of dedicated planning, and last week our Reiki volunteers worked with their first patients.

This program provides free Reiki healing services to CHRISTUS patients in the Cancer & Supportive Care Program, eventually extending to all palliative care patients. I’m also maintaining a wait list of volunteers who would like to contribute and once we get the pilot program working well, we’ll be extending the positions to additional volunteers.

We’re so grateful to the wonderful staff at CHRISTUS, and I’m so grateful to these amazing volunteers, for putting in the work to make this happen!

04/19/2025

Of all the photos the incredibly talented Julie Hamlin took of me recently, this one is probably my favorite because it’s exactly what practicing Reiki and energy work feels like to me.

I dearly love to laugh, and in recent years, that emotion has been a bit more elusive than it once was - yet, when I’m practicing energy work, it’s so effortlessly close to the surface, which is one of my favorite things about facilitating and teaching this work.

Many years ago a student told me that his biggest takeaway from my Reiki 2 class was the reminder to smile. At first, I felt like I’d failed him if all he received was such a simple piece of information. Yet over the years, my practice has simplified as I’ve refined it, and I now see the great and deep wisdom in this small but mighty reminder to invite joy into our bodies through something that’s accessible to us all: a smile.

One of my great teachers, the late Teresa Hall, always said that “amusement is one of the highest vibrations” and I often supplement that with “joy.” So many of you have shared your joy with me over the years, and I’m so grateful to have been on this bright, complex path with you all. We’ve also shared in much sorrow, grief and pain, which creates a contrast that makes the joy that much sweeter and more palpable.

Thank you for being on this path with me - it’s my honor and joy to be here with you all.

11/26/2024

Gratitude softens
the hard edges of life.
Whether fleeting, faint,
eternal or effortless,
gratitude in any form,
is the way love blesses.

11/19/2024

I feel like “maybe” has gotten a bad wrap in our certainty culture. And I get it - if it’s not accompanied by communication and accountability, “maybe” can get old really fast.

But only allowing for the limited scope of “yes” or “no” as valid answers, takes away an entire range of processing and self awareness. It also often leads to a lot more stress and frustration for everyone involved. I’d so much rather a “Hell Maybe!” that’s followed up with communication and follow through.

And when we can hold “maybe” for the people in our lives that we care about, WITH accountability, it’s allows us to discuss boundaries, needs and expectations for all involved. This can lead to beautifully deep and intimate conversations which also allow us to get to know and understand each other (and ourselves!) so much better.

I also should say I think it’s totally valid to interpret a “maybe” as a lack of interest - again, “maybe” is a great opportunity to follow up for better clarity and understanding. And we always have the ability to choose for ourselves what level of tolerance we have for “maybe,” depending on the person and situation.

Who else in my world is a “Hell Maybe!” kind of person? I imagine they are my empaths and highly sensitive folks. So let’s go, we ride at dawn…maybe! 😅

11/16/2024

Sending healing to you from the high hills of Santa Fe, NM.

Take a breath.

Affirm: I am brave. When I feel anxious, I gather my strength and anchor in my core. I am brave.

Take a breath.

Affirm: Courage occurs in the face of fear, not in its absence. I can do difficult things. I am brave.

Take a breath.

Affirm: If simply getting through today is all I can do, that is enough. Soon my energy will return.

I am brave. I am brave. I am brave.

Open your heart, settle into your body, and allow yourself to receive.

Receive this Reiki Energy Healing at any time you are need of additional healing and support. Reiki works across time and space, at the quantum level, to support you along your healing and transformational journey.

Sending healing to you from the snowy mountains of Santa Fe, NM.Take a breath.Affirm: I am safe. Even if the space around me feels unsafe, I gather up my ene...

11/13/2024

We live in a society that is hyper-focused on certainty, and so, when we become confused, we internalize it as a negative. We might feel as though we’ve done something wrong, ie if we can only get to that place of outcome and certainty, we’ll be okay.

But confusion usually means we’re in a place of growth and transformation. Confusion is a sign of cognitive dissonance: when beliefs and ideas conflict with one another, as old parts of ourselves are colliding with new parts. It can also mean that areas that had been misaligned are trying to come into greater alignment; we are sorting out what we really believe, what our core values are, and what direction we want to take our lives.

I often have to remind myself to celebrate my confusion because it can be such an uncomfortable emotion! But when I reframe it as a symptom of growth, I relax into it more, I don’t try to rush the outcome, and I trust that I’ll eventually sort through the chaos and move into a new and higher vibration.

09/02/2024

We are all the light we can take in.
Rainbows brushing our skin with prayers.
Sacred afternoons clad in yellow and burgeoning monsoons.
Hope whispered into a luminous sky of light rays across clouds.

Transformation lives in brave, open hearts.
Brightness dances our shadow toward love.
Stillness finds the culmination of sunset,
as we wrap ourselves in every golden ray.

I wayfind under both moon and sun.
This afternoon I am grateful for so much contrast:

Tears that transform into wet laughter.
An aching darkness that reveals the incandescence of tenderness.

Welcome light. Welcome spirit. Welcome night.
I am whole.