Spring Intensive: Energy Healing for Animals with Scalar Wave

As the Spring Intensive drew to a close, we had a remarkable time with the last module, Energy Healing for Animals.

I led the students through several exercises and worked with fields of energy, our own fields, the morphic field. We played with dogs, cats and horses and felt into their fields of energy. We deepened our understanding of the chakras and how to support them. We did Scalar Wave energy healing on ourselves, animals remotely and then we had a big wonderful field trip to the Sun Horse Foundation and got to work on donkeys and horses.

The animals they rescue come from the biggest Kill Pen in the country in Bowie Texas. Did you know that over 3,000 equines (donkeys, mules and horses) end up there and are shipped to Mexico for meat? A month. Yeah, it’s sobering.

Anyway, the Sun Horse Foundation managed to get 41 donkeys out of there recently and brought many back to their homebase in Ojai. And so we went.

Each of the students got to work with a donkey or horse. Each of the donkeys or horses had nightmarish stories that would curl your toes (what does that actually mean?) Heartbreaking is more accurate.

As the founder was telling the stories, I was watching my students dropping like flies, it was shattering. Yet, they all rallied when it was time to create a coherent field of energy so that the Scalar Wave could work in it’s highest form.

And wow, did it ever. I watched as every animals’ nervous system just dropped and all the defenses were gone. As the healing took place, animals were licking and chewing, all the usual signs of relaxation. But it actually shifted their behavior. The animals who had never approached humans were coming up to the students afterward. It was beautiful. When we left, the energy there was delicious.  

And it was beyond satisfying to know that my students are that powerful.

Afterward, we hung around and processed the experience at my house over vegan Mexican Lasagna. There were a lot of takeaways from all of it. The biggest one was just how much of an impact these animals made on my students and how they basically made a silent vow to help more.

Music to my ears!!

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