Perhaps a funny thought at first: the same qualities and principles that make energy workers, hands-on body workers, and Shamanistic healers good at what they do are the same ones that can make some individuals better than others at communicating and working with horses.
Here I share the qualities and principles that soothe, calm, heal and bond us to one another and to our animals. These are the things that make energy flow work its wonders, whether for opening up our innate abilities to heal ourselves and others, or for communicating and flowing with one another and our animals.
The Things to Bring to the Table are:
Lack of ego and genuine intent to help, bond, or heal another.
Clear mind focused in the present moment – bring the body and mind down into the parasympathetic part of the nervous system.
Right brain hemisphere dominance with just enough left brain hemisphere for focused attention on other. The brain hemispheres are serving their best uses and are synchronized.
Total awareness of self – be in body, breath, heartbeat, earth contact (Grounded)
Total awareness of other- attune to their state first – before starting healing or communication- deep seeing – never stop receiving their communication- always listen
Completely non-judgmental state
We are the conduit, not the source
Empathetic grounding – Be security. Do not go down their rabbit hole
Focus on wellness, not what’s broken
Brain waves of beta-alpha-theta (the majority of spiritual and energy healers are generating alpha and theta waves)
Believe in the work without doubt
Anything causing resistance is interference (excitement, fear, doubt, anxiety, expectation)
Patience is key
Keep showing up – keep consistently on the path.
Everything is energy. Everything is in a state of vibration. The above helps you to resonate, communicate and heal others by being present, attuning to other and to Source (for me Source is Nature).
This is the Sauce!
Hello Julia
Loved hearing you on the Journey On podcast.
Can I ask which was the blog you referred to with the Venn diagram and all the different healing modalities and how they work? I would be so interested in seeing that.
Thanks
DD
Hi D, Thank you for your comment and question. What you mention is not in a blog post, but what I was talking about is the place where so many equine healing modalities and, healing in general, intersect is in both being very present and in “seeing the being”. It is important that your total awareness and attention falls on that which we are offering to help. For example in Masterson Method the fingers pause where the eyes have seen a blink from the horse and they stay still over that spot until something shifts. That is the presence, the noticing, the offering of help and the awareness of the shift or the response in the other. It is, as you know, true in the practice of Cranialsacral work as well – We are present, aware of other, offering help. The idea of a Ven diagram is just understanding the intersection in all these healings.