Animal communicators/Reiki healing?

Epsilon, that is really interesting, I'd love to be able to do what you do, I would love to be able to communicate with my animals like that!
With reference to what you say about a photo, does that mean you can get information remotely, from just seeing a photo, having the horses name and talking with the owner?(

Yes that's correct! Very often I make the connection first with the name and the photo and then the owner wants me to tell them everything that comes up before talking to me or telling me what the specific problem is as they are worried that they may inadvertently 'feed' me bits of information! I do not have a problem with this and I have got very used to talking to breathing on the other end of the phone or someone's stoney face when doing it in person, until the owner feels confident enough to join in the conversation!
 
I'm not a skeptic, calling myself a skeptic would mean I have doubts. Especially with the last statement. I personally have no doubts it all quackery. I've never heard so much baloney. I don't know how some people sleep at night. These are my own feelings and it's easy for me type them on an open forum, but I feel this is a place to air your views

Lazybee,

As you say, you are entitled to your views, but I would say from your comments that you have never seen me work. I am completely honest and open about the way I work and what I do, if I was not I would not expose myself in this way by posting on the forum. You may think that the principle of animal communication is 'complete baloney' but please do not cast aspertions on my character or the way I specifically work hiding behind the anonymity of a forum. Quote -I personally have no doubts it all quackery. I don't know how some people sleep at night.-end quote
 
I'm not a skeptic, calling myself a skeptic would mean I have doubts. Especially with the last statement. I personally have no doubts it all quackery. I've never heard so much baloney. I don't know how some people sleep at night. These are my own feelings and it's easy for me type them on an open forum, but I feel this is a place to air your views

Gosh how closed minded are you!! There are many things I dont understand in this world - hundreds of phenomenons, but I wouldnt dismiss any of them as baloney without trying them out first. Vets now use acupunture and herbs and magnets - you wouldnt have found that many years ago!
Sorry I have no time for closed mindedness, to me that is small minded.
 
My horse has sidebone and is treated with aluminium eggbars and some gel stuff....what am I missing, is there something else I could look at??

Have you asked why they are fitted?? Is the foot balance good?? Mine wasnt balance. From what I have learnt that the egg bar shoes resction the movement in the foot and the gel put's pressure upwards . Im not sure on the full corret saying on why not to use them I think having a sound happy horse is all I need to know now!! He is now fitted with a wide web shoe and is sound and happy!! The farrier is working on his foot balance and is happy with his progess.
 
Tallyho! Thank you, if u don't mind me asking, what did it help you with? Behavioural type things or medical?

He didn't have behavioural problems but we had lameness issues for a while which was diagnosed by vets as navicular in 2010. I wanted to know what else was bothering him and particularly a shoulder I was worried about. Put it this way, it got sorted thanks to someones 'skills' and not only did we start dressage again back in March, we came 3rd in a xc competition last month - never thought we'd get there and probably wouldn't have done without a bit of insight - and we did it all the natural way. No farrier interventions, no surgery. Sometimes, letting nature heal is the best way forward.

She even had a couple of messages to me from him. Tell "mum", something has slipped under saddle and it's really uncomfortable! Sure enough, the shim I use under the saddle HAD slipped back!!! Sorry Teez! And, told me to stop calling "h" fat as he gets upset. There is no way the AC could have known he lived in a herd and I liked to call the fat one "fat". That was particularly shocking. I did stop calling him fat.
 
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Tallyho, that is brilliant news :) I would love it if I could achieve something similar with my boy, even if I could get him back into proper work I'd be happy. What sort of "skills" are you meaning that helped your boy? Pm me if you don't want to say on here for any reason :)
That's lovely that he had messages for you too, the bit about the fat pony getting upset made me laugh :)
 
By skills I mean the communication skills. I used to call it gift but people wonder what I'm going on about :rolleyes: I do consider it a skill and a gift so I guess it fits either way.
 
Tallyho, thanks :) by saying it was sorted the natural way do you mean reiki energy type things or different exercise reigimes (sp) or things like herbal supplements? Sorry for asking so much I'd just like to know what kind of things you did that helped your boy in the hope that something similar could help mine. Also how lame was he before you got help? Sorry :)
 
hi i wanted to add to this very large post i hope that is ok. we had a reiki guy come to the yard last week to do a demo and my horse was the guinea pig.

now i was a bit of a sceptic but i would like to believe in the greater good if that makes sense.

so he started saying my horse had a throat or some sort of digestive probs he either has had them or is going to get it. i was thinking he was a little mad as i have owned paddy for two years and nothing like that has ever been a problem.

he then got down to the withers and told me there was a big blockage there and asked how the saddle was i said all was good as the back guy was only there a week before so he was all aligned.

then he finished off and closed all the shakras (is that right?)

now the next day i found paddy more willing to go round on me and then after i rode i checked the saddle and i am shocked to say that it was so tight on him and since then i have not put it back on him. to the point that i have been riding him bare back.

so i am now a bit of a believer......... why not hey :D
 
I was sceptical about animal communicators although I tried one over 12 months ago and I was pleasantly surprised how accurate she was so, yes I am now a believer.

I'm a Reiki Master and I'm always amazed at how powerful an experience it can be. A friend thought her horse was losing condition and just not herself. Vet came out and couldn't find anything wrong. I gave her a Reiki treatment, with vet's permission and it was clear during the treatment that she had a problem in her stomach. The vet came back to check her stomach and they found she had 2very small gastric ulcers.

Like in all walks of life there are good and not so good Reiki Healers out there so, I'd try to use someone you feel a connection with or, who comes recommended.

Whereabouts are you?
 
hi i wanted to add to this very large post i hope that is ok. we had a reiki guy come to the yard last week to do a demo and my horse was the guinea pig.

now i was a bit of a sceptic but i would like to believe in the greater good if that makes sense.

so he started saying my horse had a throat or some sort of digestive probs he either has had them or is going to get it. i was thinking he was a little mad as i have owned paddy for two years and nothing like that has ever been a problem.

he then got down to the withers and told me there was a big blockage there and asked how the saddle was i said all was good as the back guy was only there a week before so he was all aligned.

then he finished off and closed all the shakras (is that right?)

now the next day i found paddy more willing to go round on me and then after i rode i checked the saddle and i am shocked to say that it was so tight on him and since then i have not put it back on him. to the point that i have been riding him bare back.

so i am now a bit of a believer......... why not hey :D

Pleased you're a believer now! You were nearly right it's Chakras :)
 
Gosh how closed minded are you!! There are many things I dont understand in this world - hundreds of phenomenons, but I wouldnt dismiss any of them as baloney without trying them out first. Vets now use acupunture and herbs and magnets - you wouldnt have found that many years ago!
Sorry I have no time for closed mindedness, to me that is small minded.

I offered an opinion on page 1 and left, because the OP is clearly "into" the idea and that's fine - she's welcome to pursue it. But this kind of statement winds me the hell up.

The poster is entitled to their opinion as you are yours. I find it astounding how many people genuinely believe this (possibly even some ACs themselves), but I wouldn't tell them they're not entitled to their opinions - which is what you are doing to this poster.

There are "hundreds of phenomenons" (that would be phenomena, for those of us who speak English) which cannot be explained. Science doesn't claim to be able to explain everything. Science claims to be able to study and prove causal relationships between things - e.g. smoking is associated with a higher incidence of cancer. Science, to the best of my knowledge has not (thus far) been able to prove any "communication" of the sense you mean. Not definitive by some people's standards ("they've never tested me" is probably what an AC would say), but the evidence thus far says it's not happening. But you don't have to put your faith in that - science can't guarentee that someone one day won't be able to - it just seems unlikely.

Vets are wrong to use accupuncture and magnetic therapy since neither have been shown scientifically to be useful. They do however offer treatments which owners want. That is the nature of business - catering to clients.

As for herbalism, it just wouldn't be branded as such - herbal medicines are some of the oldest available and a significant proportion of pharmaceuticals are modified or synthetic "herbal" compounds. It's just that horse owners seem to think "herbal" = "safe" so vets are happy to call them as such.

I have no time for people who are so closed minded that they cannot accept that other people can have rational reasons to disagree with them. The trouble with having an open mind is that anyone can walk right in and set up shop...
 
Totally agree JFTD

I cant say I have any time for this sort of thing, but each to their own, its their money.

What I will say I have observed, from one who came to our yard, is that the things he talked about you could have made a good stab at yourself.

For examples saddles that dont fit usually cause some muscle damage on the back. Behavioural problems you could have a good guess at possible causes, taking cues from the owners.

I'll give you an example, while he was explaining to a couple of us what he did, my daughter trotted our mare up. I had asked her to do this, then got distracted. He watched her and then said she had some discomfort in one of her tendons (she wasn't going short) Didn't take much guessing on his part that trotting a horse up meant we thought something was wrong. In fact I had thought I heard a slightly loose shoe and that was the only reason.

Not saying they are all the same but it didn't exactly inspire me.
 
I said this on a different post.

'If you open your mind too much, your brain falls out'

Some on here claim to be open minded, but obviously aren't. They're more like the alternative medicine Taliban.


PS a fool and their money are easily parted.
 
Totally agree JFTD

I cant say I have any time for this sort of thing, but each to their own, its their money.

What I will say I have observed, from one who came to our yard, is that the things he talked about you could have made a good stab at yourself.

For examples saddles that dont fit usually cause some muscle damage on the back. Behavioural problems you could have a good guess at possible causes, taking cues from the owners.

I'll give you an example, while he was explaining to a couple of us what he did, my daughter trotted our mare up. I had asked her to do this, then got distracted. He watched her and then said she had some discomfort in one of her tendons (she wasn't going short) Didn't take much guessing on his part that trotting a horse up meant we thought something was wrong. In fact I had thought I heard a slightly loose shoe and that was the only reason.

Not saying they are all the same but it didn't exactly inspire me.

i understand what you are saying about the saddle but as i said i had had the back guy out a week or so before that, i also dismissed alot of what he said as a broad spectrum stuff like my horse went throu truma when it was young i said that was pretty obvious as he was weaned and surely every horse is weaned. but he did mention the saddle otherwise i would not have known and shame on me :mad::mad: would i get him again yes i actually would, cuz on the whole my horse was very different whilst he was "working" on him.

the whole thing was positive. its true a fool and his money is soon parted But surely if the person is recommended like all the other people we use for our horses (ie the back guys and dentist and farriers) then thats a good thing IMO.
 
Tallyho, thanks :) by saying it was sorted the natural way do you mean reiki energy type things or different exercise reigimes (sp) or things like herbal supplements? Sorry for asking so much I'd just like to know what kind of things you did that helped your boy in the hope that something similar could help mine. Also how lame was he before you got help? Sorry :)

I don't mind answering, after all, if it helps then that is what the whole point is. By natural I mean taking shoes off, turning away, letting it 'sort itself out'. His regime changed from a horse that came in and was stabled to a horse that lived out 24/7. That took a LOT of courage believe me. I think "talking" to him helped me with it enormously.

He was lame for years on and off. Started with lami in 2006, then again in 2008. Remedial shoeing until Aug 2010 when he went lame in 3 feet! He literally had one good foot!

We did use herbs from Trinity Consultants (L94) as he was quite ill which AC said he was but I didn't know. So he had to come in and be pampered for a week. He was swollen all over - liver/kidney or circulation problems. This meant no normal feed or supplements. Just soaked hay and a big detox! If after 48hrs he was still stiff, it would have been veterinary intervention but I was amazed at his recovery.

This was a huge learning curve for me and a looooooong story.
 
Lazybee - the trouble with an open mind is that the alternative medicine Taliban can walk right in and set up shop.

(combining our logic there :D)
 
I think it's one thing to be open-minded and another to just be gullible.

I heard this the other day: "What do you call Alternative Medicine which can be proved to work?" "Medicine!" ;)
 
I offered an opinion on page 1 and left, because the OP is clearly "into" the idea and that's fine - she's welcome to pursue it. But this kind of statement winds me the hell up.

The poster is entitled to their opinion as you are yours. I find it astounding how many people genuinely believe this (possibly even some ACs themselves), but I wouldn't tell them they're not entitled to their opinions - which is what you are doing to this poster.

There are "hundreds of phenomenons" (that would be phenomena, for those of us who speak English) which cannot be explained. Science doesn't claim to be able to explain everything. Science claims to be able to study and prove causal relationships between things - e.g. smoking is associated with a higher incidence of cancer. Science, to the best of my knowledge has not (thus far) been able to prove any "communication" of the sense you mean. Not definitive by some people's standards ("they've never tested me" is probably what an AC would say), but the evidence thus far says it's not happening. But you don't have to put your faith in that - science can't guarentee that someone one day won't be able to - it just seems unlikely.

Vets are wrong to use accupuncture and magnetic therapy since neither have been shown scientifically to be useful. They do however offer treatments which owners want. That is the nature of business - catering to clients.

As for herbalism, it just wouldn't be branded as such - herbal medicines are some of the oldest available and a significant proportion of pharmaceuticals are modified or synthetic "herbal" compounds. It's just that horse owners seem to think "herbal" = "safe" so vets are happy to call them as such.

I have no time for people who are so closed minded that they cannot accept that other people can have rational reasons to disagree with them. The trouble with having an open mind is that anyone can walk right in and set up shop...

I suggest that you READ my reply - I would never contest that everyone is entitled to their own opinion! I am simply saying that the poster is closed minded - what's wrong with that??? She has basically said she thinks AC is all baloney, which is her opinion. And actually she didn't give any great rational reasons to disagree - I don't know where you got that from or were you just wanting a rant?
 
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Lazybee - the trouble with an open mind is that the alternative medicine Taliban can walk right in and set up shop.

(combining our logic there :D)

I take it you are not religious then JFTD. All those millions of poor suckers who believe in a higher being that can't be proven......
 
I suggest that you READ my reply - I would never contest that everyone is entitled to their own opinion! I am simply saying that the poster is closed minded - what's wrong with that??? She has basically said she thinks AC is all baloney, which is her opinion. And actually she didn't give any great rational reasons to disagree - I don't know where you got that from.

I did indeed read your reply. I suggest you re-read mine. By dismissing her opinion as "closed mindedness" you are dismissing her opinion as wrong. It is equally closed minded, as I suggested before, to dismiss all different opinions as simply being the result of a closed mind.

She doesn't need to give her rational reasons for disagreeing since nobody else on this thread has given rationa reasons for believing in ACs, other than anecdotal evidence which is about as much use as a chocolate teapot. My point, regarding rational reasons, is that you dismissed her opinion as closed mindedness without any consideration for the fact that she will have rational reasons for believing such. I've never met anyone yet who didn't believe in ACs because they couldn't open their mind to conceive that such a thing could happen. I have met many people who base their disbelief on the lack of evidence and a degree of natural scepticism - which is a different thing entirely.
 
I take it you are not religious then JFTD. All those millions of poor suckers who believe in a higher being that can't be proven......

And can't be disproven. I'm atheist agnostic - not that that's any of your business - I choose to believe there is no god, but I am fully aware that it is not possible to test the existence of a higher being empirically and therefore there is no way I can discount the existence of a god.
 
I suggest that you arguing for arguments sake JFTD. By Lazybee dismissing all AC as rubbish she is also dismissing and discounting mine and any other believers opinions is she not?

The whole point of a thread is that there will be strong views for and against and the fact they can be aired openly on a forum is refreshing and interesting imo. Reading the various replies is food for thought for everyone I would imagine.
 
Would any of you be good enough to pop onto my Recommend me a communicator thread and do just that.
The way I seem to have turned into a blubbing wreck these last 2 days I don't know if it's me or my horse that needs healing!
 
I suggest that you arguing for arguments sake JFTD. By Lazybee dismissing all AC as rubbish she is also dismissing and discounting mine and any other believers opinions is she not?

The whole point of a thread is that there will be strong views for and against and the fact they can be aired openly on a forum is refreshing and interesting imo. Reading the various replies is food for thought for everyone I would imagine.

I don't wish to pursue an argument, but I feel it's pertinent to differentiate between an opinion directed at a topic - lazybee believes AC to be nonsense - and an opinion directed at an individual - lazybee is closed minded. The former is constructive to a debate on whether AC are useful or not. The latter isn't, unless it can be backed up with evidence beyond "lazybee does not believe in ACs". It's not fair that only one side of the argument is allowed on the thread - the other gets jumped on with personal abuse (e.g. apparently I am argumentative - actually I'm just very pedantic and don't like people using false logic to railroad an argument).
 
Would any of you be good enough to pop onto my Recommend me a communicator thread and do just that.
The way I seem to have turned into a blubbing wreck these last 2 days I don't know if it's me or my horse that needs healing!

I am confident that is not directed at me and lazybee ;):D
 
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