Speaking the Language of Your Pet – Energy Healing with Reboot Tapping
Do you know that you can tap for your four legged friends? When tapping for an animal it is best to do surrogate tapping, that means tapping on yourself for your pet.
This book is full of testimonials from pet owners and Meridian Tapping practitioners. You can find all the testimonials individually at the EFT Universe website, but we compiled them all into a book. In addition to the testimonials the book also has full instructions on how to do Reboot Tapping, Traditional EFT and Surrogate Tapping.
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Sample Testimonial from the Book
Fireworks And My Chocolate Lab Figo
I love trying EFT on every topic imaginable and on those around me. Well, dogs have always been a part of my life and currently I have a chocolate lab named Figo. I’ve been using EFT on Figo on many topics but mainly about his biggest issue, fireworks. We live in Mexico and since there are fireworks almost daily we get a lot of practice with EFT.
I do a simplified version of the EFT procedure. Basically, I use only the eye points, i.e. what corresponds to the eyebrow, side of the eye and under the eye. And most of the time I use only the side of the eye point. It is convenience and Figo likes it. He often leans into my hand and closes his eyes.
For fireworks I tap on these points and talk to him while I tap. I’ll give you an example of what I would say…
- You are safe. It is ok they only make noise. They don’t hurt you. I know you hear more sound than I but you are still ok. You can release the fear. You are safe. Whatever it reminds you of that causes fear you can let it go. Let it go. You are calm and relaxed. Even when there are fireworks you are calm. You sit near me. You sleep. You eat and play normally. You act as if they didn’t even exist.
And so on. I’ve also done tapping with visualizing since animal communicators say that animals understand symbols better than words. I tap the points while imaging scenes of Figo being calm and relaxed even when the fireworks are close and very loud, that he is playing and ignores completely the sounds or that he sleeps at my side completely calm while the fireworks go off in the background.
It has taken time, probably about a year’s worth of tapping, but Figo is now so much calmer in the presence of fireworks. At first he would climb up the back of the sofa, or want to sit on me (not a pleasant experience with a large dog), or hide. He still does not like the sound of fireworks, but instead of going crazy with fear, he comes to lie near me. It is such a relief.
