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Re: Equine Massage

BP&A (scuba@b022.aone.net.au)
Tue, 11 Feb 1997 08:14:51 +1000

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> Read about accupressure and the concept of
> 'Chi' and moving energy. Equine massage is something that I don't think you
> ever stop learning about because every horse is different and if you keep and
> open mind and keep reading you will improve. I would also reccommend that
> you work on yourself by doing something like Tai Chi or Aikido or QiGong ,
> something so you can feel and use your own 'Chi'. And of course you have to
> do lots and lots of massage and keep an open mind and be patient with
> yourself and listen to what your hands are feeling in the horse.-Amy

I have completed two degrees of Reiki and I find that using that in
conjunction with massage is fantastic. The horses relax straight away
and I seem to get results that others don't. I also use Reiki when I am
riding to help both me and the horse. Worth looking into.

Anne

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