Windhorse
A 'Windhorse'* serves as transport for a specific spirit-journey into the inner landscape of another person (or indeed animal) with their permission. Windhorse in this sense is the ability to make a diagnostic exploration on behalf of the person requesting it. It can also be requested on behalf of a friend or family member.
It enables the rider to travel within the inner landscape of another to "see" how and where they are, their inner state, and what they may need at that particular point in time, perhaps even on different levels: physical, psychological or spiritual.
On such a Windhorse journey, the opportunity to perform a healing intervention may present itself. Permission for intervention will be asked of the subject beforehand.
Windhorse is a skill taught or 'shown' directly by a personal spirit-ally. I learned how to find Windhorse before ever reading about it, some years later. I offer this service with no fixed charge if there is nothing to see or do by way of help.
If I cannot meet the person involved myself, for example when they are already in hospital, a photograph of the person for whom the journey is taken will be requested, but even that is not essential. The service is subject to the medical advice disclaimer to be read below.
Cost: a donation is asked only for a successful journey
*The term 'Windhorse' here has a different meaning to that in the Shambhala writings.
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