Reiki/ horse healing and horse communicators?

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Hi, I have got a pony problem of rearing. We cope at the mo by trying to keep her moving and by turning her head to the left. I play mounted games on her and so keeping her moving is not a great option on the start line. She only rears while doing games or if she gets very overexcited and is asked to stand. I have had her back done, teeth checked, saddle fitting etc. It has been suggested to me to try some alternative therapies. I have been trying to contact Anne Towill to try the horse communication but with no luck. Have left voicemail and email and sent a text message. After looking at her website I thought the distance treatment might help and as I am a bit skeptic I don't want to pay over £25 in case it does turn out to be a load of waffle. Has anyone got any suggestions of anyone else that might do this or has anyone tried these therapies and had sucess?

My other option is pulling my pony over when it rears but I would rather it didn't come to that.
 
I feel uneasy that you are posting a thread about reiki and healers and then suggesting that you might just 'pull your pony over when it rears'?????

If you think the pony has either a physical or a mental issue here why would you consider doing that? Actually how would you ever justify doing that?

A healer or someone giving reiki would be helpful for any pain related issues. A communicator will be able to specifically communicate with your horse and ask some specific questions if you require.

I think you will be lucky to get someone for £25 or less.
 
As i have said I do not particularly want for her to be pulled over but if she continues rearing the way she has been this is what my instructor wants. I am getting to the point of frustration as I have spent a lot of money ensuring she is healthy, fit and well. we have also had her scoped for ulcers and had a vet check her over. I am at my wits end and I am sorry if you feel me cruel for adding that in.
 
No I don't judge you as cruel - it actually sounds to me like this is an excitability habitual vice your pony has started and it's quite common amongst games ponies - they are keen to do their job, maybe a little too keen in your pony's case.

I think you have just been contradictory though - by asking about healers and reiki - these are clearly for pain related issues and I do not think your pony sound sto be in any pain?

I personally would never pull a pony or horse over, but would try something like a different training method to get your pony out of this habit. A communicator may help as you could voice how darned fed up you are of it and hopefully the pony would also have it's say on why it feels the need!
btw Jackie Weaver and Holly Davies are both ACs and imo very good.
Good Luck!
 
I am a reiki healer but i would never say that i could cure a horse from rearing. I don't imagine anybody would. I can help with emotional issues or help an animal feel better but one session of reiki isn't going to suddenly give you the perfect horse. I did help a horse who was the worse weaver i have ever seen, she had improved after one session but still had others and continued to get better.
I would think it would be an idea to get her checked over by the vet before you do anthing else, it might be a pain thing.
Please don't try and pull her over, you will both be needing medical attention.
 
YasandCrystal said:
I think you have just been contradictory though - by asking about healers and reiki - these are clearly for pain related issues and I do not think your pony sound sto be in any pain?
Good Luck!
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I suspect this is my little knowledge on the subject, perhaps communicator is the one I want. Thanks for your help, will give them a go.
 
By distant treatment is it possible that horse comunicators can do this without being phyically present by the side of the horse ?
 
reiki and communication are different things. Both can be done from a distance. Communication doesn't 'treat' the horse
as such, it is just connecting with them to find out information. All that is required for either things is a pic where you can clearly see the eyes.
reiki can help with emotional as well as physical issues.
 
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I had a horse communicator for my horse, not because he had issues as such but because I wanted to be nosey and see what he thought about stuff.

I have to say I highly recommend it. It was very very spooky and fascinating! She told me some incredibly things about my horse which I won't bore you with but it gave me a valuable insight in to how my horse thinks and what makes him tick.

I would go for it! Plan your questions before you speak to her though so you don't forget anything important you want to ask as it's very easy to forget in the moment.

It can only help, the worst that can happen is you won't learn anything useful but I bet you will!
 
We had Cooper Wilson. He was AMAZING. He did it all over the phone from just sending a photo of my horse. He was telling us things that no-one would know about him unless you actually looked after him
 
Anne is tied up with AI'ing her mare today and i know has had intermittent internet problems, but I have told her you were trying to get hold of her and she will try to get hold of you tonight
 
Thank you everyone I have spoken to Anne Towill who has been more than helpful and hopefully the reading will be done sometime early next week
 
Could it just be that your pony's temperament is not suited to the excitement of mounted games?
There are many horses that would blow a fuse if asked to do them, ponies are no different, the job just doesn't suit them however hard you try; simply put, you find a different job for that pony where it is not prone to stimulus which causes rearing and you find another pony for your games.
 
lloyd said:
Are you all on drugs ?
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I would never knock something I had never tried. I know communication works and I feel privileged to have been able to do so with my horse and I know the benefits we have both gained. Call me mad - I care not. Communication is nothing spooky - it's just using the very basic 'listening' skills we all have, but have lost through our busy technologial lives.
It is a well accepted fact that noone actually knows the full extent of what the human brain is capable of and one only needs to look at the skills of those dedicatees of martial arts who can harness physical power beyond anyone's comprehension to acknowledge there is so much we know nothing of.
Keep an open mind - you never stop learning.
 
Because they are Charlatan's , if you really could comunicate with horses or infact any animal you would be working with the Vet's and University's helping to diagnose serious issues and aid treatment.

Honestly , to talk about these shysters in a reasoned manner defies logic. It is the very definition of a confidence trick or at best a Placebo.
 
lloyd said:
Because they are Charlatan's , if you really could comunicate with horses or infact any animal you would be working with the Vet's and University's helping to diagnose serious issues and aid treatment.

Honestly , to talk about these shysters in a reasoned manner defies logic. It is the very definition of a confidence trick or at best a Placebo.
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You obviously are very closed minded about this and that is your perogative. I don't want to sit here arguing why I know they are for real and work. Just remember though a horse is a horse apart from saying my leg hurts how the devil could they be expected to diagnose their own illness? You could say that humans should be able to do the same but we can't always vocalise what the problem is - we are not all doctors!

I am intrigued why you are so angry about them. Noone forces anyone to use one.
 
I use Sara Coppin who is also brilliant. She has given me very insightful background with new ponies which has helped us to understand and work with them and has accurately identified the cause of problems, both physical and and those caused by rider error. She has been a tremendous help.
Our games pony can get very sharp on the equipment as she has a very high opinion of herself and is fiercely competitive....I now use a calmer which just takes the edge off enough. Have you tried a calmer on your pony if she is just a tad over excited?
 
Perhaps I am closed minded as you say Yas , I can only qualify the actual and real and tangable. Perhaps it all steams from my disapointment in the Santa Clauss scam ;)

Anyway I really do have an issue with this tosh , If anyone wishes to practice this comunication - doctor dolittle - spirtual conection malarky then that is absolutley fine. Its when there is money involved for this service I dont agree. If there service was free then I wouldnt give a monkeys....


I feel that since this is an open forum an element of Crowd psychology could influence in some case's vulnerable people into beliving Shills and Shysters and utimatly parting cash into this absolute rubbish. In the 1920's Houdini debunked every spiritualists in popular culture at that time and exposed them as fraudsters....
 
Fleabite said:
Can I ask when the pony rears - is it only when waiting to go for the games?
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Mostly but she will rear if she is asked to stand when schooling as well. Its almost like she nos she should stand but she has too much energy so she uses it to rear.

Have tried many different calmers over the past year or 2 but not found one that has made signifcant difference. Have also tried some moody mare type supplements but non of them seemed to help either.
 
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JenniMorris said:
Hi, I have got a pony problem of rearing. We cope at the mo by trying to keep her moving and by turning her head to the left. I play mounted games on her and so keeping her moving is not a great option on the start line. She only rears while doing games or if she gets very overexcited and is asked to stand. I have had her back done, teeth checked, saddle fitting etc. It has been suggested to me to try some alternative therapies. I have been trying to contact Anne Towill to try the horse communication but with no luck. Have left voicemail and email and sent a text message. After looking at her website I thought the distance treatment might help and as I am a bit skeptic I don't want to pay over £25 in case it does turn out to be a load of waffle. Has anyone got any suggestions of anyone else that might do this or has anyone tried these therapies and had sucess?

My other option is pulling my pony over when it rears but I would rather it didn't come to that.
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Try the wip wopl This is made of soft cotton fibres and a loop to put your hand through. When the horse rears flick the wip *** under its belly. It will bring the horse down again. Timing is crucial and the horse ideally has to be at the top of its rear when you use it in one quick deft movement. The idea is that in the wild a wild dog/tiger, etc would bring down its prey by biting its stomach so that the horses intestines fall out, thus rendering it unable to escape. The horse will not like its stomach exposed and by you flicking the wip *** softly on its belly it will ensure it comes down quickly and after a few times will probably (hopefully) not continue with rearing.

There is a certain amount of logic to this explanation, and I would say that this is more credible that using a Reiki healer to help your horse with the problem of rearing. I am not knocking Reiki, we have an excellent person come to our yard and have all had excellent results, but for this kind of dilema you need to be very proactive in your approach.
 
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