A Guide to Audio Frequencies for Healing Rescue Animals, Pets & People

By Morion Webster

Are you struggling to medicate a resistant child or pet? Or maybe you’re concerned about taking too many pills yourself? There’s an easier, safer way. Listen to your medicine!

Audio frequencies can help you, your child and your pet, feel better, sleep better, relieve pain, relieve stress, enhance mood and lose weight. And you don’t have to keep returning to the store for a refill. You purchase an audio frequency once and then listen to it whenever you need it.

The author of this book, an animal rescuer, began using an audio frequency to help a wild rescue cat with jaw cancer. The frequency helped the cat dramatically so the author began exploring audio frequencies for her rescue cats and herself and found a whole new world of natural remedies.This ebook describes what she learned about the different types of audio frequencies, the different ways in which they work and where they may be purchased.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Morion
• Release date: Nov 15, 2013
• ISBN: 9780987837738

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Introduction

In 2009 I stumbled across the healing properties of audio frequencies while seeking ways to keep my feral rescue cat with cancer comfortable. Though we had a bond, I couldn’t touch him, and audio frequencies seemed an ideal solution. I am still enthused about the great potential for frequency remedies in animal rescue work. But being just as curious as my cats, I explored other areas of the frequency use as well. And I found that in addition to frequencies for physical health, there are also frequencies for human states of mind, intellectual skill improvement and correction of developmental disabilities. There are healing centers where frequencies are used in conjunction with neurofeedback technology. There are frequency applications to retrain your brain, repel mosquitoes and aid autistic children.

Since then I have used various types of frequencies for both my animals and myself. What follows is a guide to all the resources I discovered after being led to frequency remedies by Pops, whom I have called my teacher cat. That’s him on the cover. This e-book is dedicated to him.

Pops, My Teacher Cat

It was Pops, one of the feral cats living with me that introduced me to frequency medicating. In January of 2009 I noticed a lump under his eye. Pops was an untouchable. He was a feral cat, feral as in wild, will shred you if you try to touch him. As a long time cat rescuer, I don’t typically advise taking in ferals. But sometimes it is unavoidable when there is nowhere else for them to go. They learn to use a litter box, they learn the routines of the household but when it comes to having to medicate them, you have to be very creative.

I assumed the lump was a dental problem and took Pops to the vet. (Note that some vets will refuse to work with a feral cat.) Typically, at the clinic I attend, the vet will tank a feral cat like Pops. This means he is maneuvered into a glass tank like an aquarium and then anesthetized by