Reiki Healing People, Equines & Animals
Tracy Emms - Sunderland Tyne & Wear
Reiki and Horses Why horses need Hands on Healing
Can all horses benefit from Reiki How can Reiki help my Horse
Reiki is not A Reiki session explained Chakra points on a horse
What can my horse feel during a healing Reactions to Healing
Aftercare Conditions where Reiki can help
Can all horses benefit from Reiki
Equine Reiki is beneficial to all horses and ponies no matter what size or breed, they can all benefit from Equine Reiki Healing.
Horses like all animals are very receptive creatures and can feel the Reiki energy flowing through them. They understand that this energy will help them and so are very accepting of it taking as much as their body needs at that time, moving away once they sense they have received enough.
Reiki is a channelling of positive energy passing from a practitioner's hands into the horse moving directly to where it is most needed.
Reiki is a non invasive form of healing and therefore no pressure is used. The hands of the practitioner may be gently laid on to the horses body or may be held a few inches above in the Aura.
Reiki is a powerful and natural way of kick starting your horses own body into self healing.
How can Reiki help my Horse
Equine Reiki helps to accelerate the horses own healing system. You may see that wounds may be healed more quickly, recovery from an operation is more rapid as well as recovery from muscle strains, back pain and disease.
Reiki also works on the emotional side of the horse. It can help in easing the mind of a troubled horse helping in cases of stress, anxiety, excitability or depression. It can also help in the performance of a horse that is suffering from past trauma and events which he may still be trying to deal with. Reiki gives the horses immune system a vital boost and all horses including accident prone ones are able to become more balanced within themselves.
Reiki is not
Equine Reiki Healing is not a substitute for veterinary advice or care.
Reiki for you horse or pony is not going to reverse severe degeneration or damage to organs or tissue - all living things have a time span for the physical life to end.
Nor should equine healing be used with the sole intent to win more cups or medals for you and your horse. Improvements to the feeling of general wellbeing may well result in increased success but it should not be the primary reason for healing.
A Reiki session explained
I will visit your horse in his own environment so that it reduces any stress which may be brought on from travel. I ask that the owner be present to complete a questionaire, also a general background of the horse will be discussed.
*If your horse is under the supervision of a Vet, his permission must be given before the Reiki Session*.
The owner is asked to be present during the session again to help make it as stress free as possible for the horse. The environment must be free from distraction during the session. Once the horse is settled I will start the treatment by scanning the horses energy points. The Reiki energy will then be directed to the horse and will travel to where it is most needed by the animal at that particular point in time. If the horses first reaction is to move away from the energy this is fine and is quite normal as animals are very sensitive to the change in energy but adapt to the feeling of the flow very quickly.
It is very normal for some horses to fall asleep during a Reiki Healing session as it is a very peaceful and calming energy.
Equine Reiki works alongside prescribed medication as a complimentary therapy. It IS NOT meant to be used as a substitute for Veterinarian Care. If you feel your horse has something seriously wrong, ALWAYS consult your vet immediately.
What can my horse feel during a healing
Equine Healing for your horse may produce
Tingling in a part of the body or throughout the whole body.
Being light headed.
Heat in a part of the body or throughout all of the body.
Shivery.
Intermittent temperature changes.
Twinges throughout the body.
Drifting, sleepiness.
Why horses need Hands on Healing
Tumours, wounds,
injuries, fractur Accidents Pain, shock
inflammation
Misunderstanding,
wanting to HEALING FOR Grief, loss,
communicate, HORSES change of
frustration circumstances
Abuse, rough
handling, mental Poor immune Over-stabled
or physical system, illness, depression,
disease fear
Reactions to Healing
How may my horse react to an equine reiki treatment?
Humans can cry and horses cannot, yet they feel the same emotions and the horse seems so grateful for the release of turbulent energy that healing offers. Horses are more sensitive to energies and healing than many human beings they are more in tune with natural forces.
Horses love healing and it is such an easy thing to offer for the benefit of the horse's inner peace such a small part of our time, yet such a huge dramatic and welcome experience for them.
Horse are given the reiki healing standing up and sometimes can become light headed if the energy is strong. Horses can take several minutes to recover from this deeply relaxed state and the changes can carry on taking place for quite a while after the actual healing session has finished. In some horses, after the release of deep rooted trauma, this period can last several days. This is why it is requested that horses should be allowed to relax on the day that they have been given the healing.
Aftercare
After your horse or pony has received the Equine Reiki Healing Treatment, your horse or pony will need to relax.
I would suggest that you stay with your horse/pony for approximately one hour after the session has ended and you should under no circumstances ride him as he will be sleepy.
Make sure that there is sufficient water for your horse after the session as your horses body will start to detox itself and the process will be helped by him drinking more than usual. You may also notice more passing of stools and wind during this process. This is just the body getting rid of excess waste and is quite normal.
Conditions where Reiki can help
An Equine Reiki Treatment can help your Horse or Pony in cases of:
Grief
Change of home/owner
Previous ill treatment (no matter how long ago)
Emotional/behavioural problems
Depression
Injuries and accidents
After surgery
Pain relief
Inflammation
Tumours
Liver problems
General illness
Pregnancy
Problems in foals
Old age
Terminal illness
Arthritis
Shock
Headaches
Low immune system
Cost/Make a Payment
An initial yard visit is £30.00 per single horse.
A follow up visit if required is £25.00.
I will offer discounts for more than one horse if booked at the same time.
If you feel you would like more sessions, then a block booking qualifies for reduced rates.
You are under no pressure to book further visits this is left to your own discretion and how you feel your horse is improving.
The price quoted is for travel within the Sunderland Area.
Travel expenses will apply to outside areas.
Any questions or for more information on block bookings please contact me.
Email: info@dawnoftheunicorn.co.uk
Tel: 07734544076
A deposit of £5.00 (non refundable) per horse is required upon booking
£5.00
A Distant Reiki treatment is also available at a cost of £15.00.
If I am not located in your area or a yard visit is not practical for you due to circumstances then a distant treatment is probably the answer.
Reiki can be sent over distance and time and works just as effectively as a hands on session.
For more details
email: info@dawnoftheunicorn.co.uk
tel: 07734544076
£15.00
Please Remember, it is your duty as a responsible horse or pony owner to contact your vet regarding any Equine Reiki Treatments being considered for your pet as a complimentary therapy.
Horse and Rider Reiki Package
You could also take advantage of Reiki whilst I visit your horse. I can offer a horse and rider package so both your needs are met.
I have a mobile therapy table so you will have the comfort during the treatment.
£50.00
Veterinary Surgery Act
The Veterinary Surgery Act of 1966 amended 1996, prohibits anyone other than a qualified veterinary surgeon from treating animals, including diagnosis of ailments and giving advice on such diagnosis. However the healing of animals by "contact healing" by the laying on of hands or "distant healing" is legal.
However 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 treating animals it is advisable to seek assurance from the owner that the animal has been examined by a vet.
To give emergency first aid to animals for the purpose of saving life or relieving pain is permissible under the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 Schedule 3.