how does you pet, whether being cat dog bird etc react to the treatments of reiki? i have a miniture doverman(appologize if not spelled correctly) hes still a simi-puppy(4-5 months) these dogs are small so i found it doesnt take as much as a large pet. the way my pet reacts to reiki is; after hes running around, ill pick him up set him next to me on the couch or bed, now, usually when i do this he cant sit in the same area, hes a very hyper dog. now since i got my reiki problem fixed i been giving treatments to my dog max. now when i pick him up set him next to me(never breaking the touch) he rolls to his side or his back on different times and as i place my other hand on him, immediatly he stays in the same position. instead of licking me while in this position, he immediatly falls asleep within 30 seconds or less, no matter what position he is in, even just lastnight i gave max a treatment with on hand on his belly and the other hand on his side he sorta rolled to his back and immediatly went from hyper to sleep. max goes from hyper to a sleeping state no matter what laying position he is in.! How does your pet react to reiki treatments/or sessions???

my dog also goes onto his back, belly up. sounds like your dog is really relaxed, so falls asleep!

mike1877 wrote: now since i got my reiki problem fixed i been giving treatments to my dog max.

hi Mike

really good to see that you are working fine with reiki...

pets are like kids and need our love and attention... really great you are using the reiki gift for this :)keep experimenting buddy, all is great!

i have no pets, but i have applied reiki to astray birds twice in my life... the moment i will start reiki on them, their racing heart beat would just soothen out within minutes to normal... birds are so receptive to reiki...

have tried reiki once on a goat, who had sprained knee... and it took almost 2 or 3 hours but the results were amazing... knee was healed, and the limp in walk was gone!


goodluck Mike !


take care

salman

My cat "smiles" but usually gets up or moves away after barely over a minute.

Before my dog passed on he was
very sensitive to the energy and
stayed his distance. I talked
with a vet who practiced Reiki.
She told me to give Reiki from
a distance. That worked. He
gradually became adjusted to hands
on Reiki and was more accepting.
The day he passed on, he was at peace
in my arms for hours.

chi_solas wrote:The day he passed on, he was at peace
in my arms for hours.

thats so moving Bridget!

salman

Lambs-Wool wrote:

chi_solas wrote:The day he passed on, he was at peace
in my arms for hours.

thats so moving Bridget!

salman

I learnt a great Reiki lesson that day.
My intent was to help him heal.

Our parakeets love Reiki. They relax and close their eyes almost immediately until the session is finished or if it's hands on, like I'm holding them to clip their claws, they go limp and close their eyes. It's really rewarding to me to see them enjoy it so much.

Cats and dogs both I have had them either really like it and sleep, drool, or flip over for it or even a few ran away. I remember one day I was picking my daughter up from school and I sat on a bench by a dog tied to it. The dog and I didn't know each other, but he didn't mind. He came right over to me and started nudging my hand wanting me to pet him. I started stroking him from head to tail and with every stroke, he kept moving and trying get my hand over on his right hip. I tried petting him other places and he always managed to my hand on his hip. Finally I just let it sit there not doing anything and wondering where his owner was so I could ask about sharing Reiki with the dog. The old dog just kept looking at me, wagging his tail and keeping my hand on his hip. I gave in to him. We had a good five minutes of sharing Reiki. I figured the old guy was giving permission every way he could.

Bridget, what a gift you two gave each other.

Stardust wrote:Bridget, what a gift you two gave each other.

I did not look at it that way.

Your right we both benefited
and grieving was eased

hi Stardust (for lack of my knowledge of your actual name)

Stardust wrote: He came right over to me and started nudging my hand wanting me to pet him. I started stroking him from head to tail and with every stroke, he kept moving and trying get my hand over on his right hip. I tried petting him other places and he always managed to my hand on his hip. Finally I just let it sit there not doing anything and wondering where his owner was so I could ask about sharing Reiki with the dog. The old dog just kept looking at me, wagging his tail and keeping my hand on his hip. I gave in to him. We had a good five minutes of sharing Reiki. I figured the old guy was giving permission every way he could.

(last sentence being emboldened and italicised by me) thats a brilliant share of experience... i highly appreciate it...


the account you have given, gives us guideline of how a reiki practitioner should act and conduct himself/herself in a public situation. Some notable points, with your thanks, are :

......you waited for his mentor to ask for permission (many of us will not even think of it, tbh).

......you applied byosen all over him even not intending it.... (thats speaks of reiki becoming second nature of every seasoned practitioner)


.....everytime he managed to get your hands to his hip area....i m not sure whether it was him or the spirit who was guiding your hands to there ? i can see the possibility of reiji ho here, but of course, the ingredients are not complete... but his suggests that reiji ho is sometimes automatically put in action during a needy situation..

a question that i want to ask here across board! what did cause that dog coming to you in the first instance... was he pulled by Stardust's reiki glow or aura ??



warm wishes



salman