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Back to Reiki
Horses in particular are extremely receptive to Reiki and benefit from the treatment in numerous ways.
Many owners/riders/trainers are using Reiki before and after workouts. Once
introduced to Reiki, horses seem to be ready and willing to receive the energy. On occassion a horse will give
a strange look as to be asking "what is that?" and almost always seem to show signs of the energy at work.
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Procedure
A Reiki Practitioner will usually start by "laying hands" on the most acceptable part of the horses body.
Usually, it is the back, shoulders or neck. The horse will feel the energy change and very often will push his body
into the hands. It is very common that the horse will begin to lower his head and you could feel a difference in the
respiratory rate. His eyes will usually begin to close and his head will continue to get lower. Often the lower
lip will droop and quiver, he will lick, yawn and sometimes drool. It seems to give the effect of a sedation.
After treatment, the horse usually exhibits a boost of energy and playfulness.
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Beneficial for the Treatment of:
Behavioral Problems
Depression
Injuries
Lethargy
Trauma
Stress
It is very common to treat specific conditions such as: aggression, sweet itch, agoraphobia,
mud fever, founder and many more. It is very beneficial for mares in foal and during birthing. Also, Reiki
can help with overall performance and stamina for working horses.
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Always remember that a veterinarian should be seen for all
injuries and ailments and Reiki treatments will aid in the healing process.
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Always Remember
A veterinarian should be seen for all injuries and ailments. Massage and
Reiki treatments will aid in the healing process but are not a substitute for proper medical attention.
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