When the Soul Starts Remembering
Jocelyn Sias works with people who feel a quiet pull toward something deeper.
Based in Tucson, she is a Shamanic Reiki Master who supports humans in reconnecting with their soul, raising their consciousness and healing across timelines: past, present, and ancestral.
Her work invites people back into relationship with their body, mind, spirit, and the unseen realms that guide them.
She helps others shift their energetic vibration, not to escape this life, but to live it more fully with awareness, reverence, and alignment.
This is soul work.
And for Jocelyn, it has always been personal.
A Gift That Was Always There
From childhood, Jocelyn could see beyond the physical world.
She experienced visions, sensed spiritual beings, and perceived moments before they unfolded.
What felt natural to her as a child became stronger as she moved into adulthood: her intuition deepened, her body grew more sensitive to energy and the spiritual realm became impossible to ignore.
Rather than turning away from these experiences, she turned inward.
She began reconnecting with her Native roots and traditional spiritual practices, allowing ancestral wisdom to guide her path.
What once felt overwhelming slowly became grounding: a remembering rather than a learning.
Grief as a Gateway
The loss of her sister marked a profound turning point.
Grief opened a doorway, not only to healing but to deeper connection.
Through her spiritual practices, Jocelyn found a way to stay in relationship with her sister’s spirit, to honor her presence beyond form and to allow loss to become medicine rather than rupture.
As she continued her daily practices, something shifted.
She ascended into clarity about her soul purpose.
To help others heal.
To help them remember their ancestors.
To guide people back to the truth of who they are beyond fear, flesh, and conditioning.
This became the foundation of her work.
Walking a Path Few Are Willing to See
Building a spiritual practice in the public eye has not been without challenge.
Many people are afraid to connect with their soul. Others are disconnected from spirit entirely, living only through the material world. Some are curious but hesitant.
Others are bound by belief systems that keep them from exploring spirituality at all.
Jocelyn understands this.
Her work asks people to step into the unseen, to trust what cannot always be explained, and to feel what has long been suppressed.
That kind of remembering takes courage.
Rooted, Open, and Unapologetic
Despite the challenges, Jocelyn does not feel held back.
She has achieved what she set out to do: to open her practice, to walk her path openly, and to serve as a bridge between worlds.
Her work continues to grow as more people awaken to the call of spirit and seek healing beyond the surface.
She stands rooted in her purpose, guided by ancestors, intuition, and the knowing that not everyone is meant to walk this path but those who are will find her.
At Reignelle, we honor women like Jocelyn.. those who remember ancient wisdom, carry grief with grace, and guide others home to their soul.