Category: Reiki City Guide

Thoroughbred country has its own understanding of the body as something to be read, maintained, and supported beyond what conventional medicine alone can accomplish. Lexington’s horse industry — which breeds,…

Greensboro sits at the center of the Piedmont Triad, a regional metropolitan area of more than 1.6 million people that includes High Point and Winston-Salem, and that combined scale gives…

Three rivers meet at the heart of Fort Wayne — the St. Marys, St. Joseph, and Maumee — and the city built around that confluence has always organized itself around…

Fort Worth has always known exactly who it is, which puts it at a striking remove from its neighbor Dallas thirty miles east. Cowtown is not an ironic nickname here…

Fremont sits at the convergence of Silicon Valley ambition and one of the most culturally layered communities in the United States. The Tesla Gigafactory on the city’s northeastern edge employs…

The San Joaquin Valley produces roughly a quarter of America’s food supply, and Fresno sits at the center of that agricultural engine. The air quality on harvest days can be…

Garland sits in the eastern arc of the Dallas metro, a city of 250,000 that grew from a small agricultural community into one of the most ethnically diverse cities in…

Gilbert has transformed from a farming town into one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, drawing young families, tech corridor workers, and a large LDS community to master-planned…

Glendale sits in the northwest Phoenix metro area, a city of 250,000 whose identity has been shaped by its sports venues — State Farm Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals,…

Henderson is one of the fastest-growing planned communities in the country, a city of master-planned neighborhoods and quiet residential streets that stands in deliberate contrast to the casino floor twenty…

Hialeah is the second-largest city in Miami-Dade County and the sixth-largest in Florida, a deeply Cuban-American city where Spanish is the dominant spoken language and where the healing traditions that…

Houston does not have a zoning law, and that fact — frequently cited as a civic eccentricity — is also a metaphor for how the city operates. It is ungoverned…

Las Vegas operates on a sensory logic designed to prevent stillness. The casino floor eliminates clocks and natural light; the Strip’s 24-hour economy erases the distinction between 3 a.m. and…

Laredo occupies a singular position in American geography — a border city of nearly 270,000 people where two countries and two healing traditions meet daily across the Rio Grande. The…

Kansas City earned its title as the City of Fountains by commissioning more of them than any city outside Rome — an aesthetic commitment to water and flow that speaks…

The PATH train deposits commuters from Manhattan into Jersey City’s Journal Square and Grove Street stations every few minutes, and for years that commute defined how outsiders thought about the…

Jacksonville sprawls across 874 square miles — more land area than any other city in the contiguous United States — and the St. Johns River winds through it like a…

Irving occupies a unique geographic position as the city that anchors the DFW Airport corridor and hosts the Las Colinas urban center, one of the most concentrated clusters of Fortune…

Irvine is a planned city in the fullest sense — master-designed from the ground up in the 1960s by the Irvine Company and built around a series of distinct village…

Indianapolis is the pharmaceutical industry’s quiet Midwestern capital — Eli Lilly has been headquartered here for nearly 150 years, and the life sciences sector that clusters around it employs a…

Mana — the Hawaiian concept of spiritual power and life force that flows through all living things — has been central to this island’s healing traditions since long before any…

Durham is the city that made itself over through sheer institutional will — transforming from a tobacco economy into the research triangle’s medical and academic anchor with a pace that…

Boise has added more residents per capita than almost any other American city over the past decade, drawing outdoor recreation enthusiasts from California and the Pacific Northwest, tech transplants who…

Boston is a city that runs on evidence. The presence of Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, Dana-Farber, and dozens of affiliated research institutions has shaped a population that is,…

Intel’s 2.3 million square foot campus sits in south Chandler like a small city unto itself, and the engineers and semiconductor researchers who fill it work in one of the…