Happy Cows....... (Gong your Cat?)

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Sat Nam Joan,

Here's an interesting story.....

"Animals are extremely sound sensitive and can hear more layers

of sound

and more notes than humans. They respond well to bowls with lower tones

that are played in a soothing manner. This was demonstrated by a recent

workshop with Diane where a dog, recovering from surgery and in a leg

brace was invited in to the room for the sound meditation. He was very

close to the instruments and appeared restless during much of the

concert. At one point, Mandle selected a grounding bowl, picked it up

and walked toward the dog singing the instrument very softly. His eyes

met hers and as she continued to play, he backed down onto his

haunches, keeping eye contact and put his head on his paws. Clearly,

the stimulation from several bowls, some of which were higher in pitch

were too much for him. However he immediately responded to the one low

pitched bowl when the energy was also clearly directed at him vs at the

group. It was very impressive."

--from

http://www.worldwidehealth.com/health-article-Sound-Healing-for-People-and-the-Animals-They-Love.html

 

More good stories

http://www.collegeofsoundhealing.co.uk/pages/animals.html

and

http://www.soundenergyhealing.com/Soundhealingforpets.html

 

Blessings,

Dharam

 

joan richards wrote:

Observation; one of

my cats will run, bolt, skeedaddle and hide under the bed when I pick

up my gong mallet or move the gong. Anticipation of the vibration

sends him off to as safe a place as he can find. The other two do not

seem to be affected by the vibration at all.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Joan