The herd are a group of Polo ponies that I regularly work distant healing with in the Hawkes Bay of New Zealand.
I have been doing some travel lately, and one trip was to visit with my most regular and special clients; the horse herd in Havelock North.
I work
distantly on a regular basis with the herd and this is my second physical visit with them onsite.
On my first visit, I was met by the then, head male horse, and checked out and greeted. Once he had had enough of me, then I was escorted down to the rest of the herd.
I was then greet by the head mare, what I refer to as the Matriarch of the herd regardless of her young age. The horses that I had worked with in the past, came to me one by one, to make contact, under the Matriarchs approving eye.
For me , this was such a fantastic confirmation that these horses recognised me (my energy signature) from my time spent with them in their
healing sessions.
So on my second visit, I was very keen to see what would take place this time.
This recent visit last week was very similar.
This time the matriarch of the herd met with me, along with her Mother, and coveted my time and space for pretty much all of my visit.
After much smooching and face plants onto my face and lips,as well as energy exchanges in breath, I started to offer her energy.
What I found interesting is that she only allowed me to offer her energy via her head/face/brow/crown area. If I went to another part of her body, she instantly moved to offer me just her head and face again.
So I let her call the shots and did what she wanted. Meanwhile her Mum was close by also tapping into the energy (as was their person too - although she didn't realise it until later on though that she too had had a good dose of healing as well!!
#healingforeveryone.
After a long while, we then noticed that all of the other horses that were further away, were all standing in a line with their rumps facing us. Even the sheep was standing still in a doze.
We then realised that even though we were a distance from them all - they were all hooking into what I was offering the head mare - so through her I was giving a 'Group session'. Obviously her full intent I believe.
After she was finished she started to get a bit cheeky and fidgety and pushing me around a bit as her person and I spoke of various things that you do when you are enjoying the moment. As her personality was one of cheekiness anyway, we didnt think too much into this.
On leaving the paddock, or trying to leave, she blocked my way up by the gates with a full body block. When I tried to go around her, her Mother came in and also blocked the way. Moments passed by trying to work out what was going on with them both - most unlike them.
Only then did we notice one of the other horses had come up to the area. Finally - this blonde (me!) clicked as to what was going on.
She was orchestrating for me to give this beautiful boy some one on one healing as well. Which I did. He presented me with his head and away we went.
Again, he would not allow me to move to his body at all - only his head like she did.
After several minutes of energy channeling, there was a very loud 'click' somewhere in his lower neck/back. And it was loud!!! His person and I just turned and looked at each other with our mouths hanging open.
I continued to offer him energy before moving on, which I was then allowed to do.
The next day, it was reported back to me that they were all in 'chillzone' after their session Passive droopy eye lids were a common sight. (yes - even the sheep was partly comatose still)
The moral of this story is that we often think we know better, or we know what to do and this has been the way we were taught or shown. Or it is just the way we choose to work.
We often can have preconceived ideas of how we will conduct a healing session.
However, this was a fabulous reminder that we just need to just calm our minds and allow the client to show us what they want, and not what we think they want. And by allowing this healing work to take place her way, the energy was then passed onto the rest of the nearby herd as well.
We may not understand their reasoning to what they want. However, we need to trust the process and be open to just go with the flow. Simple as that!!!
We need to listen to them , to give them credit, and allow them free speech in their communication of their needs, rather than what we 'think' their needs are.
This applies to all of our animals (humans as well)
Take that time to just be open and listen to them. If we listen with our heart them we will hear them.
It doesn't have to make sense to you as it is not about you at all.
Learn to recognise their voice - they speak so often, and many a time we jus do not listen or respect their needs.
Make changes now and watch the real miracle of connection form between you and your animals.
❤️
I thank the horse herd for all that it has shared with me and all that it has taught me over the years of working with them.
I thank RH for allowing me to connect with her family of horses and dogs ( and sheep)
Ever grateful