Set in a dystopian environment where the COVID-19 outbreak has spiraled out of control in Singapore, the project seeks to investigate the ethics of a deployable, covert envelope for alternative forms of healing, amid the novel realities of hospital oversaturation, loss of confidence in conventional healthcare, as well as the ensuing psychological deprivations arising from the new social climates of draconian stay-home curfews, social isolation and a newly enacted martial law. It attempts to reconcile the ethical dichotomy of physical, proximal contact vis-à-vis conventional spiritual healing rituals, amid the dystopian social climatic realities of an out-of-control pandemic.