1- Has something changed at home?
2-Has there been a change to his routine? 3- Have you been more irritable than usual? Or has there been arguments in the home?
As a Holistic Animal healer & communicator, I’m often called on to visit sick animals, only to find the issues may be in the owner’s behaviour.
Of course, the problem might be medical and need veterinary care, but these are a few things to consider.
As humans, we sometimes forget, animals aren’t human. They don’t understand human language, or the words we use I.e. ‘naughty and boy.’ It’s the tone of our voice that impacts.
So we either make our animals happy or frightened depending on the tone we use.
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Welcome to KARUNA the Aladdin’s cave of great thoughts, tips and shared experience.
KARUNA is a Sanskrit mantra meaning Compassion (KA RU NA)
Julie Kelly is a practitioner & scholar of Tibetan Buddhism & also a Holistic Therapist.
Following many years in India, Julie applies an East West approach to all her work, whether it’s with humans or animals.
“All sentient beings need a little help at some time in their lives”, explains Julie. Kindness is always available and should always be shared.
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