Here's a warm welcome to the new subscribers to the Healing Your Animal community and a heart-felt connection to existing subscribers.
Today I am celebrating my birthday connecting with you and your pet(s). My soul's purpose is helping you and your pet(s) live your best lives together. I am grateful for being a part of your pet's wellness care team.
I am also playing miniature golf as I haven't done that in a long time and then going to the Puget Sound for dinner with friends for outdoor seating overlooking the water and watching the sunset while eating fresh seafood.
By playing, I can support you and your pet(s) even better.
I hope you have play in your calendar. It's good for you and your pet.
In my last couple of newsletters, you've heard me talk about Reiki. Reiki is a spiritual healing tool with Japanese origins that brings balance and healing to an unbalanced body and boosts a healthy body. The word Reiki (pronounced “ray-key”) comes from the Japanese words meaning Spiritual Energy
Reiki is one of the healing modalities I use in self-care and healing sessions for you and your pets, because it is very effective and being a Reiki Master, it enables me to support you and your precious pets virtually for a wide range of issues.
The Reiki study conducted at Harvard University by members of the Center for Reiki Research (Dr. Natalie Dyer, Dr. Ann Baldwin, and William Rand) in 2015 and 2016 has now been published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. This is the largest prospective Reiki study to date and hopefully will lead to much more research. The Harvard study with 1,411 Reiki practitioners concluded that a single session of Reiki improves multiple variables related to physical and psychological health.
Being in private practice for over 23 years, I have thousands of case studies where Reiki improved the quality of pets' lives physically, emotionally, behaviorally, mentally and spiritually.
If you'd like to become a Reiki healer for people and animals, I'd love to have you join me in my upcoming certification class. See details below in the Learning Opportunities section. And if you have any questions, please reach out to me and I'll get them answered for you.
With summer approaching and travel increasing, this week's exercise is sharing how you can communicate your travel plans with your pet.
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