Homeopathic/Vibrational Healing for Birds - Workshop in NYC

[luciedove]

Saturday, January 13th
Intro to Homeopathy/Vibrational Healing

Kristine Flones, LWR
Founder/Director
Ravensbeard Wildlife Center
Woodstock, NY

Time: 1 - 4 pm

Location: 242 E. 53 Street
New York, NY
(next door to Quest Book Shoppe)

In this Workshop we will investigate Homeopathy*, an inexpensive and wonderfully miraculous medicine that helps all creatures, has no side effects and leaves no toxicities afterwards. Homeopathy does not require a diagnosis, but instead uses the complete picture of presenting symptoms to select an appropriate remedy.

Vibrational Healing** address physical, mental and emotional situations as well.

Program:

. how homeopathy works
. homeopathic references & books
. about vibrational healing
. remedies for particular situations
. sources for remedies & reference books

If time allows, there will be a demonstration of energy healing.

Please bring photos of your dear creatures so that we can work with them energetically.

At Ravensbeard Wildlife Center, Homeopathy and Vibrational Modalities Healing are used for all situations except for radiographs and surgery for broken bones when a vet is needed. Kristine works with crows, hawks, owls, woodchucks, foxes and other injured wildlife, where she uses her intuitive skills along with ancient Shaolin secrets and Quantum Physics to heal. She was the caretaker for Tata, the world's oldest crow for the last six of his 59 years.

Kristine's training includes Homeopathy, Yuen Chinese Energetics, Holodynamic healing, Polarity (APP), Reiki, and certification in Maitri Breathwork, which she blends with the shamanism passed down through her family. Kristine's greatest teachers, however, have been the animals themselves who give the deepest lessons in listening and opening the heart.

Kristine teaches classes in Wildlife Rehabilitation, Homeopathy and Intuitive Energy Healing, along with a private healing practice for people and animals.


*Homeopathy is an alternative medical system and finds its first roots recorded in the writings of Hippocrates (c.470-400 bc), the "Father of Medicine," wherein he espoused that healing is found in the methods of "contraries" and "similars." The term homeopathy comes from the Greek words homeo, meaning similar, and pathos, meaning suffering or disease. Alternative medical systems are built upon complete systems of theory and practice, and often have evolved apart from and earlier than the conventional medical approach used in the United States. Homeopathy is the second most widely used system of medicine in the world. Its growth in popularity in the United States has been around 25 to 50 % a year throughout the last decade.

Homeopathy seeks to stimulate the body's defense mechanisms and processes so as to prevent or treat illness. Treatment in homeopathy is individualized (tailored to each person). Homeopathic practitioners select remedies according to a total picture of the patient, including not only symptoms but lifestyle, emotional and mental states, and other factors.

**Vibrational healing is a process whereby vibrations are introduced or transferred into a human being's physical and energetic bodies to effect healing. This is based on the idea that illness or disease is characterized by blockages and imbalances. These blockages and imbalances cause a cell, organ, system, or energetic body to change it's vibration. Incorrect vibrations result in disease (dis-ease) or illness. The process of vibrational healing adjusts these unbalanced vibrations.

Vibrational healing has been used for thousands of years in ancient civilizations. For instance, Egypt is said to have used sound and color for healing and that many of their healing centers had special rooms devoted only to healing with color and sound. The Chinese have used acupuncture, another form of vibrational healing, for centuries. Current practice of vibrational healing builds on these ancient treatment methods expanding on those techniques according to findings from current scientific research into fields such as biophysics, quantum mechanics, holograms, crystal technologies and much more.


Workshop cost: Members - Free
Non-members: $10 guest fee

Space is limited. Kindly rsvp by emailing:
nylovesbirds@yahoo.com

Website: http://www.manhattanbirdclub.com

[kateBird]

wow, you new yorkers sure have great seminars, and very often too...and so inexpensive! anyone care to do this in the san francisco area? :-)

[Cindy215]

Yes the NYCBC is an excellent club, devoted to helping birds in the wild or captivity. It would be a good club to model against.