✨ Holistic Healing in Jenkins, KY
🌐 Distance Healing & Shipped ProductsFlower Essence Therapy & Reiki in Jenkins
Jenkins residents order flower essences and aura sprays by mail, then receive distance Reiki attunements at home in Letcher County. Rev. Michael Allison works from Madison Heights, Michigan. Nothing about the arrangement asks anyone to drive U.S. Route 23 in either direction.
Jenkins holds 1,902 residents at the 2020 census, and the city sits high at 1,539 feet, or 469 metres. A coal company built the place from nothing between 1911 and 1912 and named it for one of its directors. The record classifies it plainly as a company town and a mining community in Kentucky.
Getting anywhere from Jenkins means real road time, since U.S. Route 23 carries you twenty-nine miles north to Pikeville. South, the same road climbs twenty-one miles over the mountain to Norton, Virginia, and U.S. Route 119 runs twelve miles. Essences arrive by mail, and attunement times are set by agreement.
The southern city limit of Jenkins is the Kentucky-Virginia state line, running along the crest of Pine Mountain. That ridge sets the terms of every trip out of this eastern Letcher County city. Jenkins is home rule-class, laid out by a coal company between 1911 and 1912 and carrying a company director's name ever since. The National Register nomination for the Jenkins School quotes a period description calling the town one of the crown jewels of coal towns, which is the nomination's phrasing rather than a local byname. The nickname and motto fields in the town's own record sit blank. A parcel of essences and a scheduled attunement reach that high address without adding one mile of mountain road.
