When I have an opportunity to share insightful information from guest bloggers, I jump at the chance. Today's post is "Change Negative Habits in Animals with Temporal Tapping" By Yvette Eastman
Yvette Eastman is the founder-director and instructor of Touchpoint Institute of Reflexology and Kinesthetics, for all levels of Reflexology, Specialized Kinesiology, EFT, and Pawspoint Reflexology for Animals.
She has written a variety of books on different modes of reflexology and teaches classes in all of them. Check her web site: www.touchpointreflexology.com. Her newest book, “So You Think You Know Reflexology…?” is a compilation of writings by famous reflexologists and complementary practitioners.
What is the Temporal Tap? From Yvette -
The Temporal Tap is an old technique that was actually shown me by an elderly naturopath. His information came from the early 1930’s and was very useful to repair vertebrae that were out of alignment. The method has grown since then. Dentists have been using it for years when their patients have a serious gag reflex. A few rounds of tapping and the patient is relaxed and comfortable.
I know how well it works for people. It is just as effective for animals. In actuality, the temporal tap is a way of "reprogramming" the brain. It stimulates receptors and neuropathways responsible for old habits. By tapping this location while intending the belief we want, we can "update our brain's operating system."
I have used it whenever a person or an animal was of “two minds” about something. He wants the neighbors kids to play with him, but he can’t stop barking. He wants to quit making you angry when he chases cars but his brain must chase a moving object. She may want to quit being aggressive but then who will protect you? She is so happy to see you and then she piddles. When you or your companion want do something but haven’t, there is a conscious or subconscious benefit to avoiding change.
Tomorrow's post continues the explanation of what Temporal Tapping is. Wednesday we get a few tips on how to use it. - to be continued.
- Samuel Butler
“It is better to play than do nothing.”
- Confucius
Monday, November 23, 2009
Guest Blogger Yvette Eastman shares behavior mod with Tapping - for Pets
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Friday, November 20, 2009
Best Video Viral of the Week
A wonderful moment! :)
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
Animal Insight - with Animal Communicator Nancy Kaiser
A wise man once told me, “Truth isn’t truth out of timing.” Once I uncovered my skills in telepathic communication, the doorway to universal truths and unlimited possibilities cracked open. Teachers, who’d been awaiting my breakthrough, no doubt rejoiced that my rigid, left-brained paradigm was changing.
While the honing of my new talent took time and discipline, I was blessed with fabulous animal teachers who moved my learning curve along quite swiftly. Of course, everything is relative. My progress seemed
While I had been learning from my animals, my newfound ability escalated my education. Much like in school, where each successive year builds upon the previous ones, I shot from kindergarten through graduate school quickly.
My truth was being unveiled in perfect timing, and the results were astounding. My recognition of and dedication to my life’s purpose sent an invitation throughout the animal world.
Master animal teachers sought me out every time I needed to open to new truths that were no longer “out of timing” for me. These generous souls’ lessons allow me to offer solutions to my clients for a myriad of physical, emotional and spiritual challenges.
I’ll be highlighting many of my key teachers throughout my columns. You may begin to recognize some of your own master animal teachers. Perhaps, your time has come. Is your truth changing?
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Rookie and Carolyn -- one more time ..and a Trick Dog site
A cool site for anyone who would like to connect to other dog trick trainers: The Dog Trick Training Academy is set up to share blogs and tips from users who enjoy working with their pets.
For the doggie dance fans, one of my favorite canine performers of all time is/was this beautiful Golden Retriever. Canine Freestyle Championship duo, Carolyn Scott & Rookie perform the Grease Routine - Awesome!
The tribute to Rookie is here.
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Einstein -- revisiting a pet Allstar
She was voted AnimalPlanet.com’s most popular Pet Star ever by fans visiting their Web site. She was also presented the Tourism Impact Award by the Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation for her work for the city in 2005.
Visit her home: The Knoxville Zoo
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
Animal Insight - with Animal Communicator Nancy Kaiser
Wind Chime Wisdom
“There is always music amongst the trees… but our hearts must be
very quiet to hear it.”
This wind chime found me during my excursion to pick out my new Lab pups. Given the fact that my log house is nestled “amongst the trees,” the wisdom is even more personal.
Not only our hearts, but more importantly, our minds must be still. Shutting down our litany of thoughts is a key factor in unlocking telepathic communication. For me, it was the most difficult part of animal communication.
Being responsible for a veterinary office, equine hospital and horse farm kept me running all day. My mind was consumed with thousands of thoughts, maybe tens of thousands. How do you control that?
My teacher suggested color meditation. This technique entertained my mind while I ignored my thoughts. It was extremely difficult, but my need to talk to animals gave me the patience and discipline necessary.
I hadn’t an extra minute to spare, but because of my deep desire to communicate, I made time. I meditated twice daily keeping those pesky thoughts at bay longer and longer while locked away in my bedroom. Looking back, I smile at the isolation I needed then.
By quieting our minds and hearts, we can touch that place within where our true intelligence resides. With quiet hearts and minds, we can hear the subtle messages of the animals & plants, the divas & faeries, the water spirits & elementals. When our thoughts cease, the door to our soul bursts open.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Divine Ice - Paul Nicklen gives us a glimpse of Arctic wonder
~ I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.
- John Burroughs -
Polar Obsession. What an amazing treasure awaits with this book! Paul Nicklen is my guest Thursday, 11/12/09, on Conscious Living.
The ice encrusted world he explores and shares through his lens is absolutely breathtaking. And beyond that, his encounters with the wildlife who thrive in that arctic Eden are priceless.
This is a world most cannot engage - even on an extreme tourist trip...an ecosystem that changes as we continue to remove and/or damage all that supports it. The world Paul showcases requires a certain indomitable aptitude and ability to navigate, as well as a robust physical nature and a body thermostat comfortably set at Ice Cube.
*also posted on Conscious Living.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
The Bird Chick and Hummingbirds
Sharon Stiteler may be best known for her very cute - now infamous - Disapproving Rabbits. I interviewed her about how she got started with that and more on Conscious Living.
Sharon is an avid Birder. Here's a quickie video on Hummingbird stuff with a cool tip or two on adding jelly to attract a certain other cool bird. What is the best tip? Fresh Nectar. How long does it stay fresh? Watch.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Animal Insight - with Animal Communicator Nancy Kaiser
One of the Perks
Having recently returned from the sun and surf of Aruba, I’ve just benefited from one of the perks of being an animal communicator. Even though I know I’ve left my animal family in good hands, all they know is that I’m GONE.
As I leave the barn, I share my plans with Stormy. Hana and Saba watch me remove their crates from the car and pack my suitcase, so they’re unhappy and worried. I share my plans with them plus an explanation about vacations just before I go.
Once I get to my destination, I tell them that I’ve arrived. I usually don’t communicate again until starting back unless I get an intuitive feeling to check-in. I know they miss me, but they cope better because they understand that I’ll be back. It helps me too by assuaging any guilt I’m feeling about leaving them.
Several years ago I called to tell my pet sitter that I was heading home and asked how things were. She replied, “Licorice has been barking a lot and acting really lively the past two days.” I chuckled and admitted that I’d told him about my return two days earlier. He was almost 15. Having lost his brother five months earlier, I’d worried about leaving him and checked-in numerous times.
I still get blown away every time I hear unsolicited proof that telepathic communication works. Being able to communicate with my animals does make vacations easier on all involved. Try it!
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
'Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine & a Miracle' - Paw Nation
I Loved this story when I first saw it... Now there is a children's book to go along with it. :)
'Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine & a Miracle' - Paw Nation
Here's a video of Nubs...
The book and another video about Nubs. - How far would you go to track a friend?
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Wednesday, November 04, 2009
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Bird - star - Arnie is on his way to fame and fandom
Arnie went from down and almost lights out to -- a star role. A smart bird, Arnie the Starling can speak 30 words and counting... and now a film project.
He also has a very special guardian who helped him get the role. Lloyd and Rose Buck are very proud of their prodigy. Find out more. Their birds have worked with some of the biggest names in the wildlife documentary and film world. The stunt falcons are amazing!
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Monday, November 2, 2009
Siberians in Kansas
It's a big day with the Big Cats when they are introduced to new habitat.
Mohan and Rajah live at Cedar Cove in Louisbug, Kansas. - Cedar Cove is a non-profit organization devoted to the care and preservation of endangered large cats while educating the public on their behavior, physiology, habitats and the threats & dangers of extinction.
The two cats like to play in the water but they don't focus on that in this clip.
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Monday, November 02, 2009
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