Reiki practioners claim that horses respond/react well to Reiki,WHY?

Question

The real question I'm trying to ask is HOW EXACTLY DO THEY RESPOND WHEN A REIKI PRACTIONER MERELY WALKS THROUGH A STABLE??

It's obviously understandable why they'd respond to reiki treatments like anyone/anything else
PLEASE DESCRIBE HOW THE HORSE[S] REACT when you [if your a practioner or reiki] just walks thru the stable?
thanks
coz so far it seems to me, horses only have a few reactions
just can't imagine them having a wider range of reactions other than I've observed

Answer 1

Well, I'm not a Reiki practioner, and I know next to nothing about horses or what they're reactions exactly are, but...I am a natural healer, and I do know a teensy bit about Reiki through some friends who are practioners. I have experienced Reiki healing. So I do know/have heard and felt that Reiki almost always comes with a soothing feeling. And being a healer myself, I do know that just walking through a stable while channeling the healing energies can be enough. The energies go where they're needed.

Does that help any?

Answer 2

reiki is producing a good effect by touch.
i think all tame animals love to be patted, touched.
so, why are you surprised by the claim that horses respond well to reiki.
they love as i love it.

Answer 3

How do the horses respond? Good question. A corollary question might be, "How do you know they respond?" They can't talk, so the response would have to be measurable. If a change is measured, how can it be said with any degree of certainty the Reiki caused the change?

Magical touch therapy is imagined by the victim, er, I mean patient. There is nothing in the way of evidence or reason indicating touch therapies are efficacious in treating any ailment that doesn't have a psychological overlap. In other words, the "healing" is imagined.