Angol
Improving our animal’s mental, physical, and emotional life through their chakras
• Shares the characteristics and common imbalances of the seven main chakras in our animals and ways to harmonize them for optimal health
• Explores the 8th chakra, relating to the animal’s aura and connective ecosystem, including their household and the collective and cosmic fields
• Details the differences of chakra systems among domestic animals, including cats, dogs, and horses by providing case studies, chakra charts, and checklists
Cats, dogs, and horses all have chakras and, while we share our lives with these beloved companions, little is known about their chakra systems. Yet, the chakras can reveal what is at the core of our animal companion’s desires, the root of their challenges, and the best ways to address these challenges.
This book will help you understand why your animal behaves the way they do, how they process negative or traumatic experiences, and where they hold negativity in their body. For each of the seven main chakras, Joan discusses their key characteristics, common imbalances, and how to harmonize them to keep our animals healthy. She also explores the eighth chakra, relating to the animal’s aura and connective ecosystem, including their household and the collective and cosmic fields. Joan details the differences of chakra systems among domestic animals, including cats, dogs, and horses through the use of case studies, chakra charts, and checklists. Tracing the descent of each species from their wild forebears, she also explores the effects of ancestral influences. Learn how to release pressure within your household when chakra dynamics play out and find practical tools such as the bladder sweep for grounding. Joan’s chakra balancing exercises will help you become the emotional leader of your home and a healing presence for your animals.
Animal Chakra Healing offers techniques and resources to understand the subtle energetics of our animal companions and how to harmonize with them for increased health and well-being, not only for our animals but ourselves as well.
