Reikimmaster

ansition, illness and recovery. The practice is taught by Reiki masters / teachers who have trained in the tradition passed on in person from master
to student. Reiki is a natural form of hands on healing that provides an opportunity for deep rest and stress relief. Reiki works on the energetic system and with the unconscious mind to promote liberation from negative patterns & belief systems, helps people to connect to their higher self, and assists in the flow of life
force energy. Reiki is all about love and compassion for the self and promotes healing & wellness of the physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual bodies. Remote Healing sessions are also available and equally effective. No classes offered at the present time.I have offered Reiki to donkeys, mules, cats and dogs while they are
transitioning, and the energy is very calming and comforting. Offering
Reiki while an animal is passing away, naturally or with veterinarian
assistance, helps the animal to cross over easier, reducing the time and
any pain and stress. The animal’s family or care providers will also benefit
from the Reiki energy. You can fill the room with Reiki energy and it will
help everyone. Whenever possible, I will usually give the pet or animal a Reiki session
before, as well as during, the transition or euthanasia. I find that when
animals are palliative or ready to transition they need shorter Reiki
sessions. It’s important to talk and communicate with them. While telling
them step by step what is going to happen next I send my thoughts and
words in pictures to him or her? This allows that, just as for humans, the
animal is always in control of the Reiki session. Grounding is very important when an animal is going to transition. It
doesn’t keep them here, but helps to send them to the other side,
connecting with universal energy. Grounding will also help with
discomfort and the buildup of unwanted energy. Because touching can
sometime upset an animal at this stage, and in some circumstances I
offer hands-off Reiki particularly to their feet or tailbone. It’s equally important to keep yourself grounded as well. You don’t want
to become light headed or pick up any unwanted energies. An easy way
to ground yourself is visualize yourself as a tree, with your feet growing
roots deep into the earth and feeling that grounded connection. I often use the technique of brushing the energy upward and past the
crown chakra as this helps to release the animal’s spirit when they are
transitioning. You can also do this in your mind if you see it is either
upsetting to the animal or inappropriate to do this at the time. You do
not want to get in the veterinarian’s way. Another valuable practice is to energize a blanket or towel with Reiki for
the animal to lie on while being put to sleep or passing away naturally.