Sekhem is an ancient Egyptian word meaning power or life force, comparable to the concept of chi in Chinese philosophy or prana in Indian thought. The healing system of Sekhem-Khrem is deeply connected to this Egyptian understanding of vital energy and is also associated with the warrior goddess and divine healer Sekhmet, whose very name derives from Sekhem.

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Sekhem-Khrem channels energy believed to originate from the Sirius, Orion, and Lemurian star systems. This Source energy is said to have shaped humankind as it exists today, streaming into our universe and empowering advanced civilizations like Ancient Egypt and Atlantis. Practitioners of those times are believed to have worked with the original Sekhem to raise their cultures to extraordinary heights.

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After the decline of Atlantis and Egypt, survivors are said to have carried fragments of this knowledge into other lands, adapting it within new languages and cultural frameworks. Over time, the direct connection to Source became obscured, layered beneath rituals and traditions that filtered the energy into more familiar forms. This is why so many related healing systems exist under different names. Reiki and Seichim, for instance, are considered branches of this universal Source energy, each transmitting slightly different frequencies.

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Sekhem-Khrem is regarded as a distinct filter for this Source energy, marked by its Egyptian heritage and its exceptionally high vibrational frequency. Because of its intensity and unfamiliarity, it requires a well-grounded, initiated practitioner. Unlike Reiki, which works primarily with chakras, Sekhem-Khrem focuses on the body’s core channel system. It also uses symbols that are completely different from those of Reiki. Many describe the energy as a shift in perception—like wearing contact lenses for the first time—heightening awareness, opening the senses, and leaving one feeling lighter, stronger, and brighter.

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The form of Sekhem-Khrem that Jaclyn practices comes from the lineage of Helen Belôt, who re-established this tradition in 1992 after her own deep work with Reiki and Seichim. While exploring both systems, she realized what she was practicing was something different, a view affirmed by both her Reiki and Seichim Masters. She collaborated closely with Phoenix Summerfield, founder of modern-day Seichim, to develop Sekhem. As the energy evolved to a higher frequency in 2006–2007, the system’s practices also transformed, adopting the name Sekhem-Khrem to reflect its intensified vibration.

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For more on Master Belôt’s work, visit her official site: http://sekhem.com.au/.