Want to ask a single question? Here's why I don't...

From my office - why I rarely offer 'single questions'...

I get asked soooo often if people can ask 'just one question', that I've lost count.

I'm sure that to a lot of people it would seem like a really simple thing for me to offer and do, quick, and cheap. (Many probably totally underestimate the time and effort it actually takes to tune in to animals to ask them questions.)

However, in my experience, it's actually rarely quick (*unless I structure it in a very specific way), and actually ends up often taking as much time as a full session.

Why? Well, here's an example.

Often the question the person wants to ask is a very open, general one, like 'What's wrong?', or 'Why aren't you happy?'.

There are a couple of things to bear in mind about this. One is that I personally don't get my info from animals as a 'stream of conversation', so I'm unlikely to just hear them telling me all about what's 'wrong' in a way that adequately answers your question.

The other is that often they don't actually know what's 'wrong', they just know that they don't feel good. There can be a multitude of reasons for that.

The last time I asked a horse a quick 'what's wrong' as a favour for someone, the answer was 'I can't see very well'. Obviously I had to ask more questions to find out what was really going on and how serious it was, or ask for information in other ways - doing a body scan, checking to see if there is actual physical pain, checking if it's being caused by tack, etc etc etc.

This is why I'd rather do a full session to make sure that we're getting to the root of the issue and covering all the bases - and to be honest, it's much better value in the long run, and better for your horse / animal who will get all the necessary clearing, balancing and healing it needs.

* Anytime I do offer a 'single question' option, for the reasons above I offer it in a very specific way.

My preference for answering 'quick' questions is to use my pendulum, as I don't have to tune in quite as deeply to do that. My main rule is 'no open ended questions'! Questions need to either have a yes / no answer, or, a % answer. eg does he like x, yes or no; or, how much is she affected by x?

Having said all that, I still prefer not to offer these options very often - but, you're in the right place, you guys will always be first to get the chance when it's available!!

Are your trapped emotions affecting your horse?

We've spoken previously about how 'trapped emotions' might be affecting your horse's health, happiness, behaviour.

I got to wondering how common it is for our trapped emotions to be affecting them - so, last week I did a pendulum check on this on my FB page.

96% of the people I checked tested as a 'yes', ie their trapped emotions are affecting their horses.

It's a great example of why we need to be dealing with our own sh1*, as it almost certainly will be affecting those that are close to you.

If you'd like me to do a quick check on you with my pendulum, hit reply - I'll let you know what % your trapped emotions are affecting your horse / dog / cat / family (please specify).

If you're ready to release your trapped emotions (negative emotions that have got stuck in the body after some kind of traumatic experience, and not resolved), you can book that for yourself or your horse below.

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