SUPPORT BARK & PURR: Angelpaws Animal Reiki wants to "Pay It Forward!"

Wondering about Reiki for your companion animal? 
Now's the time to check it out! 

Angelpaws Animal Reiki is offering 
"pay it forward" animal Reiki sessions!

Each month they will select a non-profit that you can donate to in exchange for distant Reiki sessions for your companion animal. This month's non-profit is Bark & Purr Alliance Fund, whose motto is "from beginning to end only love".

Schedule your sessions now to benefit your animal AND a senior dog or cat in the LA city or county shelters at the same time! E-mail angelpaws0317@gmail.com for more information and schedule availability.

ABOUT ANGELPAWS ANIMAL REIKI & Robin Skov:

Angelpaws Animal Reiki ~ offering Reiki, Crystals of Light™, and Bach Flower Essences for Animals and their People

Robin is a Reiki Master/Teacher, certified Crystals of Light™ Practitioner, and Bach Foundation Registered Practitioner. She works with companion animals and their people, helping them to live healthier and happier lives. Her primary mission is to enrich the human/animal bond in life and to bring support and healing to those experiencing the death of a companion animal. She also works with rescue animals, helping them adjust to a new family setting and to overcome obstacles from their past, as well as with animals in the city and county shelter system.

Located in the Los Angeles area, sessions can be in-person or from a distance. Specializing in dogs, cats (tame & feral) and animals in sanctuaries and shelters.

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Robin  Skov is a SARA (Shelter Animal Reiki Association) Practitioner
REIKI TO THE RESCUE

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What is Reiki?

FROM ANIMAL REIKI source

Rei means “spirit,” and Ki means “energy,” so literally, the word Reiki translates as “spiritual energy.” Thus in reality, all things consist of Reiki, since all things are made of energy. This energy travels through us to the beings who need healing. We often feel it more strongly as coming through our hands, but in reality Reiki flows through all our energy centers and pathways (i.e. chakras and meridians), so is moving throughout our whole body. The more you practice with Reiki, the more you will feel the energy flow.

Reiki is also used to describe a Japanese energy healing system used originally for spiritual development and used today for “hands-on” healing. We are called “practitioners” of this system not “healers” since it is not our own energy we use to offer healing; we channel healing energy from the universe around us.

The system of Reiki is defined as a “practice,” so your intention and commitment to the “doing” of Reiki is important to your development, healing, and understanding of the healing process, as well as your ability to channel more energy for healing. Doing Reiki can deepen your intuition and cause tremendous internal healing on all levels. It is holistic: it can be used for physical, mental/emotional, and spiritual healing. As the nature of Reiki is perfect energetic balance, it always finds the origin of the problem (since all health problems are “dis-ease” or imbalance) and works for the highest good (rebalancing and clearing the energy “flow”).

Reiki is ideal for use with animals because it is gentle and noninvasive. It doesn't cause stress, discomfort, or pain, and yet yields powerful results. Animals respond intuitively to Reiki's power to heal emotional, behavioral, and physical illnesses and injuries.

For animals who are healthy, Reiki helps to maintain their health, enhances relaxation and provides an emotional sense of peace and contentment.

For animals who are ill, Reiki is a wonderful healing method as well as a safe complement to Western Medicine, Chinese Medicine, homeopathy, flower essences, and all other forms of healing. For example, Reiki can reduce the side effects of chemotherapy, support an acupuncture treatment, and enhance the effects of flower essences.

For dying animals, Reiki is a powerful yet gentle way to provide comfort, relief from pain, fear, and anxiety, and to ease the transition to death.