Ancient Arts Holistic Veterinary Services

Darla Rewers, DVM

110 N. 36th St. Seattle, WA 98103 phone: (206) 547-1025

How can shamanism help pets?

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Monday, February 07, 2011
$0            Shamanismis the oldest form of medicine.  Itis healing on the spiritual layer of existence.  So we have our physical bodies that we can feel.  All energy is matter, and this matteris vibrating at a frequency that we can perceive in a physical way.  Well, beyond the physical body are moresubtle layers that are the same blueprint as the physical body but themolecules are vibrating at frequencies that are higher and faster than what oursenses can perceive.  Modernscientific equipment is slowly being able to prove and measure at least thefirst two of these subtle layers that surround our tangible bodies.  Shamanism acts on the spiritual layer,which is another of the subtle layers.$0$0            Ifyou’ve had a pet who has behavioral issues—peeing in the house, severe anxietyor aggression, phobias or obsessive compulsive tendencies, fear, old traumas,or even seeming different or not recovering from anesthesia, then shamanismcould help.  When all physicalreasons for these disorders have been excluded, then alternative therapies suchas acupuncture, herbs, and behavior modification should be explored.  Beyond these more main-streamtechniques is shamanism, reiki, T-touch, and Conscious Intentionality TM.  Shamanism has a history that is tens ofthousands of years old, and works on animals as well as people.  If you think you’ve tried everything,and are still looking for help for issues that no other medical professionalcan explain, try thinking outside the box.  You may be surprised at the results.  And when your previously anxiety-riddendog is resting comfortably at your feet, they will thank you for youropen-mindedness as well. $0
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