Image: Canine Reiki with Liz Pritchard
An animal’s natural instinct is to turn to nature for healing. Animals are intuitively attracted to the gentle, non-invasive flow of energy as they can choose to accept or decline the energy and have the freedom to control the conditions of the treatment.
Working with the animal’s energy centres across their body the animal is attracted to the flow of the energy and senses that it cannot harm, stress or cause discomfort. They trust in the energy to accelerate the healing process which may produce powerful results which also benefits their human friends closest to them.
Reiki helps heal emotional, mental, behavioural and physical injuries and illnesses. It eases the passing-over process for the animal and the loved-one left behind.
For healthy animals, a regular balancing of the energy centres helps maintain good health and overall well-being.
Reiki can be used to treat a specific condition or ailment, assist where conventional medicine or treatment is no longer effective. Reiki can be used for the following and more:-
* Healing the origin of the health issue.
* Relief from symptoms and pain.
* Muscle, joint and physical disorders.
* Knitting of scar tissue and wound healing.
* Injuries and disease.
* Sadness and depression.
* Stress.
* Aggression and behavioural problems.
* Heart & circulatory abnormalities.
* Digestive disorders.
* Pre and post-operative care.
* Keeping immune system strong and free from attack.
* Abuse from owners and their trauma.
* Anxiety of vet visits and transportation.
* Training and breaking-in of animals with owners.
The Protection of Animals Act 1911 requires that if an animal clearly needs treatment from a veterinary surgeon the owner must obtain this. Therefore, before an animal is treated, consent to do so is obtained from the registered vet.
The Treatment.
A treatment is as individual as the animal/person and results cannot be predicted although miracles happen.
Depending on the circumstances and location, a practitioner’s hands are placed lightly on or near various parts of the body – different positions being used according to the condition, comfort and preference of the animal or person - with the duration dictated by the animal. When the body cannot be present then distance healing takes place.
Animal Healer/Communicator/Master/Teachers:
Personal appointments - stables, vets, home, shelters. Distant healing. Training courses.
England:
Liz Pritchard Tel: 07973 891770
Email:beating-wings@hotmail.co.uk
www.beating-wings.com
Alison Sandford: Tel: 07733 293326
Email:sandfordtherapies.co.uk
www.sandfordtherapies.co.uk
USA
Kathleen Prasad Tel: 415 420 9783 San Rafael,CA
Email:info@animalreikisource.com
www.animalreikisource.com
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