Aspen clairvoyant attempts to clear valley’s ‘scary’ energy

For Camille Lione, Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley are teeming with negative energy. It’s her mission to clear it.

Born along what she calls “Neptunian lines” in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and moving to Aspen in 1972 to raise her son, Lione has been lifting negative energies in the valley for the past 30 years. 

“All the shifts I’ve experienced and seen around the Aspen area are interesting and scary,” she said. “There’s a lot of negative energy.”

One of her primary focuses is clearing homes and properties from harbored history, arguments, emotions, and more. She said this started with a Snowmass house in the 1990s, which sold right after she used feng shui to shift the energy. 

Feng shui is a 5,000-year-old Chinese modality that means “wind and water,” a way to move old negativity along and let stagnant energy flow, according to Lione. 

After the Snowmass house, she was recruited by the family who built and owned the Limelight Hotel to do a big clearing of the property in anticipation of its sale to the Aspen Skiing Company. 

“The family asked me to come in to do a clearing to hold the sale together,” she said. “That took six weeks to do that clearing — even the land under the garage was heaving. This is an old mining town with Ute sacred grounds, it has energy.”

Since then, she has worked on a large number of homes and properties through the valley and further. 

“After she feng shuied my house,” said Sara Cole, one of Lione’s clients, “I noticed tangible and very real changes not only to the energy within the house but the areas of my life that she helped adjust with the corresponding areas in the home.” 

Lione said all of her work is vibrational, and she can tell where there’s been a fight or a predecessor’s energy. 

“Negativity hangs in the corner of places,” she said. “Places where people have had divorce — it will hang in the air. It will dig into the sofa.”

Andrea V. Clark attested to this after working with Lione at her house in Mesa.

“Having Camille cleanse my log home certainly released the metaphorical debris,” Clark said. “The fear and anxiety I had from an abusive partner was released, so effectively restoring peacefulness. Bring on the buyers for this property!”

Lione’s work is particularly focused on helping people sell their homes. According to her, houses can come under contract in less than six weeks after she’s cleared it, with potential buyers noticing the positive energy. She has a growing list of these circumstances, including a case where she cleared a house that wasn’t for sale in Basalt that got a $3 million offer two days later by a man who was drawn to the home. 

“I look at myself as a spiritual warrior,” she said. “I make a good shift, and a positive change, and when that happens, people can feel it.”

She can be reached at 970-379-0292.