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How I Implement Animal Reiki

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People have often asked me how I implement Animal Reiki into my dog training visits or even with my own dogs. For me, when I share reiki, it is a stillness and quiet that happens when the animal needs the other party to be calm.

Well, I connect with them on a heart to heart level and invite them share space with me. In doing this I am sending them quiet and calm energy that helps them to heal whatever may be bothering or hurting them. I am not trying to fix it, they are taking whatever healing they need from me. I call it sending love and light. Every reiki practioner will have a different definition that they use. However at the end of the day, we are sharing energy with that animal. We are helping with whatever they will want healing with on their journey.  There are times when an animal is stressed they will need someone to bring a calming energy to them that they can connect to.

Here is an example of a puppy I have shared energy with.

A puppy client was having a particularly bad day. Like all puppies, he was in the painful teething stage. He also was in the crate when I arrived which was a challenge for him. We went outside to go potty and his focus was nonexistent. There was lots of leash pulling and no one was having fun. I tried his various chew toys to help with teething and he disinterested, just alot of puppy pacing. So I sat on the floor with him, began to clear my mind and quieted the space between us, sending him love and light. Within 2 minutes, he was laying beside me, if not on my lap. He was relaxed and at peace for the rest of the visit. This is how I implement animal reiki and how I have seen it help animals.

If you are interested in learning more about my animal reiki services or dog training. Please contact me.

Wags,

Allison

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