Healing- The Shaman’s Way: Healing Animal Chakras

Healing Blocked Animal Chakras

What you’ll learn
You will learn about the Etheric Body and its three major parts
You will learn about the 7 major chakras plus one exclusive to animlas
You will learn the location of animal chakras and their colors, and determining blockages
You will have many activities to help locate chakras and auras to help you keep your pet healthy

Requirements
No special skills are required. A speparate list of what you will need is included in What You Will Learn About Chakas and What You Will Need

Description
This six-video course is designed to give you basic knowledge about the Etheric Body’s three major components―Nadis, Chakra, and Aura. Course emphasis is on chakras and auras. The standard 7 chakras are discussed as well as the one chakra that only animals have; the Brachial Chakra. The location of animal chakras are explained because they are different from human chakras. You will learn how to determine if a chakra is blocked and to read the color of the auras as a determiner of health or illness of your pet. Chakra and aura charts are provided as guides for your examination of your pet. The human voice and crystal bowls are explained as healing tools. Crystals and Essential Oils are included as part of the animal treatment program. A list of healing crystals for pets is included as well as a list of Essential Oils and a list of oils that SHOUD NEVER BE USED. Seven activities designed to help you use crystals and oils are included. Module Five teaches you how to see auras, how to identify and interpret them in your pets. Ten activities provide you practice in seeing and using auras. You will need a mini-Bluetooth speaker, a recording of Solfeggio sounds, 8 crystals, 7 Essential Oils, a diffuser with a timer, two house plants, note pad, pen/penicil, or n electronic recording devise.

Who this course is for
Anyone who has pets and wants to help keep them healthy will find this course valuable.
This course is not a replacement for modern veterinarian practice. It’ intention is supportive.