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Annie Lovell Reiki, Kwan Yin and Crystal Energy Healing

Reiki is a natural form of healing using universal Ki energy. Reiki (ray-key) is a Japanese word for Universal Life Force and a system of natural healing that channels Reiki through the hands. Kwan Yin also uses the Universal Ki Energy which governs the world we live in using a healing energy that can change our cellular structure. I use crystal healing along with Reiki and Kwan Yin energy as they compliment each other and I find I can reach the areas in need more successfully this way. I can use distance healing and send healing stones so the two can work along side each other.

I have found healing energy to be very powerful for healing and can help release blocked energy and allow the body to heal on all levels. Reiki healing can also allow the horse to let go and work through the problems of the past.

Reiki can help with trauma, stress, depression, injuries and behaviour problems, in fact all aspects of horsemanship. However when working with Bernice we have found that Shiatsu and Reiki compliment each other and we have been able to reach horses to a far greater depth together and achieved a deeper level of healing and change than we had thought possible working alone. That’s because we bring a much greater wealth of experience and expertise and can bounce observations off each other in search of answers. We have also found that using healing stones and crystals have had a profound effect on healing by removing blocked energies..

There is no blame attached to the problems being experienced just a wonderful opportunity to approach things in a different light to create harmony and understanding.

I so often find that horses don’t understand what is required and as a result protect themselves as best they can. I have been astonished at the resentment, fear and anger that horses store which can cause resistance to co-operation. This fear and resentment can be dealt with and resolved. However there are ground training, relationship, tack and management issues that also may need to be addressed. The horse needs to understand and feel what is required and be prepared to risk trying new things without fear. The horse needs to be listened to and things need to be set up carefully for a successful outcome.

Case Study example

One horse I treated had been beaten and was terrified of ropes, even a lead rope, after being sent off for schooling. After giving Reiki and then touching him all over with a rope he completely came to terms with his anxiety and the fear left. It was good to see and the fear did not return.

I am fully insured and conform to The Veterinary Surgery Act of 1966.