We hear and read a lot about using Reiki to heal and re-balance ourselves but have you ever considered how Reiki could help animals? Animals
are very responsive to Reiki energy because their senses are more finely tuned than humans.
Touch alone can have a calming and relaxing effect but when used with Reiki your hands can become a poerful “healing” tool.
As with humans every animal responds differently when receiving Reiki. How an animal responds during and after Animal Reiki depends on how in or out of balance the animal’s chakras are. Chakras are a complex network of spinning , energy vortices which run throughout the entire body. Universal energy flows in and out of the chakras, along the meridian system, into the aura and then finally into the physical body. Emotions, actions, and external stimuli, both negative and positive, have an effect on the chakras. When all of the chakras are spinning at the correct rate this balances the animal on an emotional, mental, and physical level.
What is Animal Reiki?
Reiki is a secular enlightment system as well as a re-balancing system developed by Mikao Usui in Japan in the early 1900′s. It is not attached to any religion and requires no belief system. Reiki is pronounced ray-key and is a Japenese word. Rei means universal and Ki meaning life force energy. Universal life force energy is all around us and is what sustains all life on our planet. Through Reiki we are channeling universal life force energy to animals to aid their health and well-being. We do not generate the energy but receive it from the universe. As an animal reiki practitioner I simply receive this energy and pass it on to the animal being treated.
Animal Reiki treats animals as a whole and takes a holistic approach to maintaining their well being. It works on a physical, emotional, and spiritual level.
Reiki treatments last between 30-60- minutes and can only be done in a quiet setting in your home with absolutely no distractions. Please call 772-336-4258 for appointment or e-mail: animalray@comcast.net
For more information about Animal Reiki please visit our other website, http://www.myreikitherapy.com
