animal healing

[Guest guest]

If you do a search under cats and TCM on google, there are a couple of

veterinary institutes who may be able to put you in touch with someone.

 

I know of a lady who successfully treated her pregnant horse for a huge

malignant tumour with a formula made up by a chap called:

 

Arno at Horse Sense Herbs in Alberta <A

HREF= " http://www.horsesenseherbs.ca/ " >www.horsesenseherbs.ca</A>

 

He may do other animals, and work from a distance if you cannot find a vet

practitioner near to you.

 

Jackie

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Teresa,

 

So sorry to hear about your kitty. You might want to look for an holistic

vet

 

locally. It would be good to find one that does acupuncture/herbs but you

might

also accept one that does homeopathics. Sometimes, they can even pres-

cribe remedies from a distance. Our local holi-vets have had success

stories with cancer. Unfortunately, these tumors may be from vaccination

sites...it is not uncommon for tumors to show up at these sites. You might

want to join the RawCats list at . They have some very

knowledgeable members and moderators Healing often calls for a

dietary change, as well. All the best, Kit

 

At 10:32 PM 12/16/02 -0500, you wrote:

 

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> This is my first message, does anyone know of chinese healing for cats; my

> dear cat Elvis has two tumours on the side of his neck; the vet says

> palliative care is all I can hope for.

>

> Thanks.

>

> teresa

[Guest guest]

PS.

If these tumours are at the injection site, you can do a search for

Injection Site Fibrosarcoma or Feline Fibrosarcoma. If you have no

luck with alternatives you can take a look at this case report. Kit

<http://www.priory.com/vet/feline.htm>http://www.priory.com/vet/feline.htm

 

 

 

At 10:32 PM 12/16/02 -0500, you wrote:

 

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> This is my first message, does anyone know of chinese healing for cats; my

> dear cat Elvis has two tumours on the side of his neck; the vet says

> palliative care is all I can hope for.

>

> Thanks.

>

> teresa

>

>

>

>

> Post your free ad now! Canada Personals

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hi i am newish at working with clients , and have been asked to treat

a horse.

could anyone give me any tips at crystal healing animals , and any

good resourses i could look up for learning more.

i work intuitley , but am also pleased to read and learn from others.

i am espcially wondering about not being able to put gem stones on

them and have throught of making gem essences instead.

i appreciate any advice and tips

love to you all

teresa

[Guest guest]

Hi Teresa,

I'm still kinda new with working with crystals in general..but I'm also a

Reiki 2 Healer..and have a book on crystals..I don't know of any good books on

crystal healing for animals but I'm sure there are some out there..I've found

that the crystals used for people for certain ailments can be used for

animals..Any quartz such as rose quartz etc is a good starter and general

healing

stone..You can also search online and print out pictures of where the chakras

are

located on the animals..ie..horse..dog..cat..usually they are located and run

down the spine..When I've given reiki treatments to cats and dogs..I either

hold the crystals in my hand and either place my hand palm up or palm down

holding the crystal in place with my thumb over the chakras.. Also you can place

the

crystal on the animal and either hold it in place in the area for healing or

where the chakra is..If you could also learn Reiki 1 that would be a benefit

with the crystals. I've found the combination of Reiki and crystals works

well..Hope this helps some..Good

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[Guest guest]

hi teresa, try these, the author ref is at the bottom of the page, very well

known horse healing in the uk, has several books out, most are available on

ebay, 3 or 4 specifically for horses, and art least 1 on animals in general,

small pouches may be attatched to rugs or make a grid in the stable, hope this

helps, i also have the healing and chakra points of the horse lurking

somewhere around here

 

 

How to use the stones

You can carry a small one in your pocket when you are riding or working with

the horse or wear one around your neck. I have found the best ones to wear

are amethyst, rose quartz and amber. Amethyst is the stone with the stronge

st overall healing energy and is good to use for chakra healing with

convalescing horses or depleted horses. It is also a good stone to wear for

the

owner who is run down or in low spirits. If there is a shelf or ledge in the

stable I have often placed a stone or two securely on it. Also when you are

giving healing over the chakras you can hold a small stone in your hand to

enhance the benefits.

Cleanse all stones first by leaving them under a running cold tap for ten

minutes and then leave in natural day light to dry – it is even better if you

can leave them under a full moon for a night. Every fortnight you need to

re-cleanse the stones to wash out negative energy.

Healing qualities of stones for use with horse

* Agate: for strength of purpose and joie de vivre. Useful for

depressed and sad horses, barren mares, brood mares and stud stallions.

* Alexandrite: helps wounds and injuries to heal and tissues to

regenerate. Use for injuries and also for bereavement, loss of companions,

life’s

changes, etc.

* Amber: my favourite as it is native to my ancestors’ homeland, in

Prussia. A powerful stone (actually it’s a resin), it is good for

energising,

balancing and healing. Use for depressed or tense horses and those with

emotional problems. Good for mares in season and stallions as it links with

the

reproductive organs.

* Amethyst: promotes healing and links with the higher consciousness.

It is a stone for protection as it helps disperse negative energy.

* Aquamarine: fears and phobias. Use for healing with nervous horses.

* Azurite: linked to the sir. Use for COPD, allergies, breathing

problems and sinusitis.

* Bloodstone: cleansing and purifying. Use for liver problems and

post-viral syndrome. Also good for competition horses.

* Blue fluorite: for protection. Use for shielding your horse from

negative energy.

* Carnelian: strengthens the horse’s link to natural spiritual

elements. Useful for depressed horses and those in shock. Use over the

brachial

major chakra.

* Celestite: promotes vitality. A balancing stone, use it over the

crown chakra.

* Citrine: for clarity, for treating the solar plexus. Also use over

the sacral area for digestive problems and colicky horses.

* Diamond: for perfection. Use to balance the horse.

* Emerald: for wisdom, loyalty and trust. Use if you need to build up

a bond with the horse.

* Garnet: see alexandrite.

* Jade: linked to the life force, it helps the heart energy and

general vitality.

* Jasper: for empowerment. Use for balancing the whole body over the

sacral chakra.

* Lapis lazuli: for expression, it is linked to hearing as well.

Useful for lack of confidence or nervous horses.

* Moonstone: for inner feelings. A stone to use to help develop

friendship with the horse.

* Onyx: for stamina. Use with post viral conditions, low immune

system, and poor doers.

* Pearl: aids serenity and purification of thought. It is one to use

for blessing your horse with peace.

* Rose quartz: the universal healing and clearing stone. Can be used

over any chakra for bringing peace and tranquillity to the horse and for

balancing. It is especially good for healing problems relating to geopathic

conditions.

* Ruby: revitalises. Use after as difficult foaling, for both mare

and foal.

* Sapphire: for communication at all levels. Use over throat chakra.

* Smoky quartz: for calmness and grounding. It is helpful for panic

and shock so use for highly-strung equines and in first aid.

* Snowflake obsidian: to strengthen in times of change. It is a

stone that relates to the cycle of life and death (and rebirth). A good stone

to

use for the very sick horse, also those with low immune systems.

* Snowy quartz: for loneliness or resentment. For troubled equines

or those kept away from other horses. Also during box rest for injury or

illness.

* Tiger’s eye: creativity. Use for nervous and working horses,

especially before a show or competition.

* Topaz: a fertility stone. Use with barren mares, or mares to be

mated.

* Tourmaline: aids compassion and tolerance. Helpful for the horse

after a loss, bereavement or other trauma.

* Turquoise: relates to mind-body communication. It is another stone

to use to help strengthen your bond with the horse.

* White fluorite: to strengthen the spirit of the horse. Use for any

equine with history of bad treatment.

* White tourmaline: for spiritual enlightenment. Use to help

promote a sense of well being at the deepest level.

Always remember that these treatments do not replace conventional medical

treatment but can rather be used to enhance the treatment the horse is already

getting from your vet.

 

 

Taken from:

Healing for Horses, Margrit Coates,

2001, Rider Books

 

Jay x

 

Holistic Crystals

 

Fully paid up member of the Non-Domestic Goddess Club of Great Britain

(please contact me should you require an application form... which you wont

receive... obviously)

 

If you can't be a good example -- then you'll just have to be a horrible

warning.

 

Yours dreams will come true....... if you take them seriously )

 

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/9/2008 6:47:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

garden_of_dreams8 writes:

 

~~I don't know if the group accepts attachments.

Tarika~~

 

 

 

While the group does not accept attachments, you could post them to the

files section of the group home page. I for one would love to see the chakra

chart for dogs.

 

Blessings to your eve all,

ReNau

 

" Codail, suaimhnigh i nge/aga nadragain "

" Sleep, rest in the arms of the Dragon "

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello...

 

I have a suggestion and also a couple of pictures of a dog and horse chakras.

I can e mail it to you privately if you wish ( and anybody else that needs a

copy ) as I don't know if the group accepts attachments.

Tarika

 

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thank you...

 

I have added both ( dog and horse ) chakras description in the group's file

section.

have a great day

 

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hi Tarika

 

i would be most grateful of any chakra pictures you have.

thank you

for your help

love to you

teresa

 

 

 

 

, Tarika

<garden_of_dreams8 wrote:

>

> Hello...

>

> I have a suggestion and also a couple of pictures of a dog and

horse chakras.

> I can e mail it to you privately if you wish ( and anybody else

that needs a copy ) as I don't know if the group accepts attachments.

> Tarika

>

> SusanNJ30 wrote:

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> http://www.myspace.com/mygardenofdreams

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[Guest guest]

thank you jay for your impressive email.

that is great imformation

thank you

love and light

teresa

, Purpledigger2974

wrote:

>

> hi teresa, try these, the author ref is at the bottom of the page,

very well

> known horse healing in the uk, has several books out, most are

available on

> ebay, 3 or 4 specifically for horses, and art least 1 on animals in

general,

> small pouches may be attatched to rugs or make a grid in the stable,

hope this

> helps, i also have the healing and chakra points of the horse lurking

> somewhere around here

>

>

> How to use the stones

> You can carry a small one in your pocket when you are riding or

working with

> the horse or wear one around your neck. I have found the best

ones to wear

> are amethyst, rose quartz and amber. Amethyst is the stone with the

stronge

> st overall healing energy and is good to use for chakra healing with

> convalescing horses or depleted horses. It is also a good stone

to wear for the

> owner who is run down or in low spirits. If there is a shelf or

ledge in the

> stable I have often placed a stone or two securely on it. Also when

you are

> giving healing over the chakras you can hold a small stone in your

hand to

> enhance the benefits.

> Cleanse all stones first by leaving them under a running cold tap

for ten

> minutes and then leave in natural day light to dry †" it is even

better if you

> can leave them under a full moon for a night. Every fortnight you

need to

> re-cleanse the stones to wash out negative energy.

> Healing qualities of stones for use with horse

> * Agate: for strength of purpose and joie de vivre. Useful for

> depressed and sad horses, barren mares, brood mares and stud

stallions.

> * Alexandrite: helps wounds and injuries to heal and tissues to

> regenerate. Use for injuries and also for bereavement, loss of

companions, life’s

> changes, etc.

> * Amber: my favourite as it is native to my ancestors’

homeland, in

> Prussia. A powerful stone (actually it’s a resin), it is good

for energising,

> balancing and healing. Use for depressed or tense horses and

those with

> emotional problems. Good for mares in season and stallions as it

links with the

> reproductive organs.

> * Amethyst: promotes healing and links with the higher

consciousness.

> It is a stone for protection as it helps disperse negative energy.

> * Aquamarine: fears and phobias. Use for healing with nervous

horses.

> * Azurite: linked to the sir. Use for COPD, allergies,

breathing

> problems and sinusitis.

> * Bloodstone: cleansing and purifying. Use for liver problems

and

> post-viral syndrome. Also good for competition horses.

> * Blue fluorite: for protection. Use for shielding your

horse from

> negative energy.

> * Carnelian: strengthens the horse’s link to natural spiritual

> elements. Useful for depressed horses and those in shock. Use

over the brachial

> major chakra.

> * Celestite: promotes vitality. A balancing stone, use it

over the

> crown chakra.

> * Citrine: for clarity, for treating the solar plexus. Also

use over

> the sacral area for digestive problems and colicky horses.

> * Diamond: for perfection. Use to balance the horse.

> * Emerald: for wisdom, loyalty and trust. Use if you need to

build up

> a bond with the horse.

> * Garnet: see alexandrite.

> * Jade: linked to the life force, it helps the heart energy and

> general vitality.

> * Jasper: for empowerment. Use for balancing the whole body

over the

> sacral chakra.

> * Lapis lazuli: for expression, it is linked to hearing as

well.

> Useful for lack of confidence or nervous horses.

> * Moonstone: for inner feelings. A stone to use to help develop

> friendship with the horse.

> * Onyx: for stamina. Use with post viral conditions, low

immune

> system, and poor doers.

> * Pearl: aids serenity and purification of thought. It is one

to use

> for blessing your horse with peace.

> * Rose quartz: the universal healing and clearing stone.

Can be used

> over any chakra for bringing peace and tranquillity to the horse

and for

> balancing. It is especially good for healing problems relating to

geopathic

> conditions.

> * Ruby: revitalises. Use after as difficult foaling, for

both mare

> and foal.

> * Sapphire: for communication at all levels. Use over throat

chakra.

> * Smoky quartz: for calmness and grounding. It is helpful

for panic

> and shock so use for highly-strung equines and in first aid.

> * Snowflake obsidian: to strengthen in times of change. It

is a

> stone that relates to the cycle of life and death (and rebirth). A

good stone to

> use for the very sick horse, also those with low immune systems.

> * Snowy quartz: for loneliness or resentment. For troubled

equines

> or those kept away from other horses. Also during box rest for

injury or

> illness.

> * Tiger’s eye: creativity. Use for nervous and working

horses,

> especially before a show or competition.

> * Topaz: a fertility stone. Use with barren mares, or mares

to be

> mated.

> * Tourmaline: aids compassion and tolerance. Helpful for the

horse

> after a loss, bereavement or other trauma.

> * Turquoise: relates to mind-body communication. It is

another stone

> to use to help strengthen your bond with the horse.

> * White fluorite: to strengthen the spirit of the horse.

Use for any

> equine with history of bad treatment.

> * White tourmaline: for spiritual enlightenment. Use to help

> promote a sense of well being at the deepest level.

> Always remember that these treatments do not replace conventional

medical

> treatment but can rather be used to enhance the treatment the horse

is already

> getting from your vet.

>

>

> Taken from:

> Healing for Horses, Margrit Coates,

> 2001, Rider Books

>

> Jay x

>

> Holistic Crystals

>

> Fully paid up member of the Non-Domestic Goddess Club of Great Britain

> (please contact me should you require an application form... which

you wont

> receive... obviously)

>

> If you can't be a good example -- then you'll just have to be a

horrible

> warning.

>

> Yours dreams will come true....... if you take them seriously )

>

> I only have a kitchen because it came with the house

 

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/04/2008 06:14:21 GMT Standard Time,

primroserainbow writes:

 

thank you jay for your impressive email.

that is great imformation

thank you

love and light

teresa

 

 

 

you are welcome, knowledge is for sharing ) hope it helps

 

Jay x

 

Holistic Crystals

www.wentworthemporium.com

 

Fully paid up member of the Non-Domestic Goddess Club of Great Britain

(please contact me should you require an application form... which you wont

receive... obviously)

 

If you can't be a good example -- then you'll just have to be a horrible

warning.

 

Yours dreams will come true....... if you take them seriously )

 

I only have a kitchen because it came with the house

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " primroserainbow "

<primroserainbow wrote:

>

> hi i am newish at working with clients , and have been asked to treat

> a horse.

> could anyone give me any tips at crystal healing animals , and any

> good resourses i could look up for learning more.

>

>Hi Teresa, I have seen a book called 'Crystal Healing for animals' by

Martin J. Scott and Gael Mariani which has been highly recommended by

others. This might be worth looking at. I know the British Amazon site

sells it.

Also thankyou Kari for your recommendation of the book 'Crystal

Doorways', I must try to get hold of a copy.I love reading new books!

Love and Light,

Sue

[Guest guest]

try to place crystals on the side of your halter near temples and affix and also

where the mouth piece area is near teeth...

 

Sue Evans <susiegentleuk wrote: --- In

, " primroserainbow "

<primroserainbow wrote:

>

> hi i am newish at working with clients , and have been asked to treat

> a horse.

> could anyone give me any tips at crystal healing animals , and any

> good resourses i could look up for learning more.

>

>Hi Teresa, I have seen a book called 'Crystal Healing for animals' by

Martin J. Scott and Gael Mariani which has been highly recommended by

others. This might be worth looking at. I know the British Amazon site

sells it.

Also thankyou Kari for your recommendation of the book 'Crystal

Doorways', I must try to get hold of a copy.I love reading new books!

Love and Light,

Sue

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Teresa,

 

Are you seeking for general information about healing with crystals

and aromatherapy or do you have a specific issue you need assistance

with? We have a mini farm and I use crystals, aromatherapy, energy

medicine and more on our animals & for our garden and I can share with

you what we do.

 

Here are a couple of books that I own and highly recommend:

 

Crystal healing for animals by Martin J Scotts and Gael Mariani

 

Holistic aromatherapy for animals by Kristen Leigh Bell

 

Love & Light,

 

Michelle

HeavenlyScent.net