Working with animals and healing is such a rewarding experience, not only for the animal with the physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual issue, but also for the practitioner that is working with the healing. You can use a combination of techniques for animal healings, such as energy work, vibrational, crystal usage, massage, acupuncture, acupressure, and many more. Find what works best and the area that you are drawn to before you begin your animal healing session.
The sixth chakra on an animal is similar to that of a human’s. This chakra area is called the third eye or brow chakra, is located at the center of the forehead just above the eyes, and is associated with the color purple and violet. Now there is some confusion around the colorations of the sixth and seventh chakras with introducing indigo, purple, violet, and clear or white colorations for these chakras. The sixth chakra can be associated with either the purple/violet color and it can also be associated with the indigo coloration. Please feel free to use what resonates within you for your work with humans and animals alike.
When working with the third eye chakra, this area deals with acceptance of self, spiritual energy, intuition, keen perception, wisdom, and receiving guidance. When this area is not balanced or the chakra center is blocked an animal can appear to have headaches, physical ailments and issues concerning his/her eyes or sight, and can become easily distracted. The appropriate crystals to be used for a healing of this area would be Fluorite, Amethyst, and Lapis Lazuli.
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
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Showing posts with label healing animal chakras. Show all posts
Friday, February 26, 2010
Healing Sacral Chakras On Animals
Pet’s and animal’s need our healing capabilities just as much as humans do. They have emotional, spiritual, physical, and mental issues and ailments too. Unfortunately we do not always understand or see them until they are so far to one extreme or the other due to a major communication gap.
But no matter when or where the animal is on its healing pathway, it can be helped with a variety of different healing techniques. You can use crystal healing, energy or vibrational healing, massage techniques, acupuncture, and many more to help our animal companions in our life.
The animal’s second chakra, also know as the sacral chakra, is located in the lower back region between the tail and the middle of the back. This chakra center is associated with the color orange and works on issues with expression, emotional balance, control and sexuality. When working on animal’s, and with an imbalanced chakra or a chakra blockage these signs can be shown as being overly emotional, hormonal issues, boundary issues with people as well as other animals, and can also be excessively vocal, including purring, whining, squawking, hissing, barking, howling, meowing, and many more.
For healing the second chakra area, you want to use whatever combination of healing techniques that feels right for you and the animal that is needing some help. I prefer to use crystal vibrational healing for animal sessions. Working with Carnelian, Orange Calcite, and Coral are wonderful stones for this purpose. Make sure to cleanse the stones before and after each session, as you do not want to pass along energy to another animal or human from a prior session.
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
But no matter when or where the animal is on its healing pathway, it can be helped with a variety of different healing techniques. You can use crystal healing, energy or vibrational healing, massage techniques, acupuncture, and many more to help our animal companions in our life.
The animal’s second chakra, also know as the sacral chakra, is located in the lower back region between the tail and the middle of the back. This chakra center is associated with the color orange and works on issues with expression, emotional balance, control and sexuality. When working on animal’s, and with an imbalanced chakra or a chakra blockage these signs can be shown as being overly emotional, hormonal issues, boundary issues with people as well as other animals, and can also be excessively vocal, including purring, whining, squawking, hissing, barking, howling, meowing, and many more.
For healing the second chakra area, you want to use whatever combination of healing techniques that feels right for you and the animal that is needing some help. I prefer to use crystal vibrational healing for animal sessions. Working with Carnelian, Orange Calcite, and Coral are wonderful stones for this purpose. Make sure to cleanse the stones before and after each session, as you do not want to pass along energy to another animal or human from a prior session.
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
Healing Root Chakras On Animals
Animals and chakra work can be an interesting combination. When working with the animal’s chakra points you need to remember where they are located, what colors correspond with each chakra area, as well as the basic techniques you wish to use, whether they are a vibrational healing, energy healing, or even something as simple as crystal healing for them.
An animal’s root chakra is located at the base of his/her spine. Another way of locating this chakra, depending on the animal, is to locate when the tail meets the body. This chakra center is the animal’s first, or root, chakra and the coloration associated with this chakra is red, just as in human energy chakra work. For an animal’s root chakra, this deals with issues of security, awareness of his/her physical body, and physical survival. Typical issues concerning this chakra when it is not balanced are shown as signs of being fearful, aggression, flight reactions, restlessness, and sluggish behavior.
There are many different ways to heal this chakra area. You can use a combination of chakra based energy forms to balance this area, as well as vibrational techniques such as Tibetan singing bowls or drumming. I personally enjoy working with crystals and animal work combined. For the root chakra of an animal, and yes any animal from dogs, cats, horses, birds, reptiles, fish, and wild animals alike, you can use Hematite, Garnet, Red Jasper, or Unakite to balance out this area.
When working with the animals and any kind of healing make sure to listen to your intuition, have an open mind and heart, don’t be fearful, and watch the animal’s reaction to the work you have provided to make a successful session for you and the animal you are helping.
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
An animal’s root chakra is located at the base of his/her spine. Another way of locating this chakra, depending on the animal, is to locate when the tail meets the body. This chakra center is the animal’s first, or root, chakra and the coloration associated with this chakra is red, just as in human energy chakra work. For an animal’s root chakra, this deals with issues of security, awareness of his/her physical body, and physical survival. Typical issues concerning this chakra when it is not balanced are shown as signs of being fearful, aggression, flight reactions, restlessness, and sluggish behavior.
There are many different ways to heal this chakra area. You can use a combination of chakra based energy forms to balance this area, as well as vibrational techniques such as Tibetan singing bowls or drumming. I personally enjoy working with crystals and animal work combined. For the root chakra of an animal, and yes any animal from dogs, cats, horses, birds, reptiles, fish, and wild animals alike, you can use Hematite, Garnet, Red Jasper, or Unakite to balance out this area.
When working with the animals and any kind of healing make sure to listen to your intuition, have an open mind and heart, don’t be fearful, and watch the animal’s reaction to the work you have provided to make a successful session for you and the animal you are helping.
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
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