ByTeri Dluznieski
Well, this has been a tumultuous weekend. And after a hectic week of a lot of hucha ( heavy energy) flying around.. I decided to do a ceremonial clearing fire. It went well, burned hot as hell, no pun intended.. it was what I termed a FU fire, as I wanted to put the weeks aggravations into…
ByTeri Dluznieski
We talk about our pets as being special. Many of us swear our pets have gifts, can read our minds, know what we are thinking.. more, know what we are feeling, and anticipate our needs. I think a lot more information from animals is available to us than we realise. They communicate powerfully on many…
ByRobyn Harris
When talking about body language, another point I’d like to mention is that, just like us, the horse’s body language obviously shows how he’s feeling. But the reverse is also true – ie the shape we encourage him to hold will affect how he feels. Just as the act of smiling and standing up straight…
ByTeri Dluznieski
Animals have a huge power to affect change and healing. I think they help bring us back to who we are, or could be/ want to be.. our own best selves reflect in their eyes. They meet us in the present, respond predominantly to what we bring to them in that moment- and yet remind…
ByRobyn Harris
Another common concern is when people see their horse standing still with his head lowered for periods of time. Is he depressed? Or is he just resting? Horses can sleep standing up, due to an inbuilt locking mechanism in their legs, meaning that they can stay upright without any conscious effort on their part. Their…
ByRobyn Harris
One question that people often ask is: How can I tell if my horse is in pain? The signals given by a horse in pain will vary depending on the horse and the location and severity of the pain. Any sudden, unexplainable, change of behaviour could be due to pain and so it is worth…
ByCatherine Green
I recently had the pleasure of meeting an esteemed animal communicator and healer at a Mind, Body and Spirit event. Sky Heartsong is a very lovely and gentle lady who has recently moved over from America and is now spending time in the UK, helping people to heal and care for animals in need. When…
ByRobyn Harris
The importance of Rest So often we are looking for a magic wand: that pill or procedure that can make us well, but in doing this we are relying on others to heal us when the only real and lasting healing comes from within. Our bodies have a blueprint of how they should work and…
ByCaroline Nettle
Many people consider their pets to be part of the family and the amount of money that is spent annually on feeding, grooming, treating and looking after their pets grows exponentially year on year. Having a pet is a very expensive operation, when you consider all their needs plus vet bills. However, it seems that…
ByRobyn Harris
My journey into working in the field of Wellbeing began when I joined an online course in Evolutionary Enlightenment. This caused me to take a hard look at my life – my career, my direction, my purpose – and question whether or not it was really right for me. The answer was No. I was…
ByTeri Dluznieski
The indigenous teachings (not all), indicate that very often our spirit guides will incarnate into animals as a way of, literally, being HERE, for us. I suppose there are benefits and advantages to being in a body- at least when attempting to influence and impact others who are ” in a body.” That noted, I…
ByJohn Osborne
As pet owners, we, around our house in France have everything from hens to horses, We have a 10 year old Spanish “Levrier” – which should be a small greyhound, but ours is probably as big! – who was tortured and left to die in a forest when he could no longer make money for…