When I was returning home from a place where I held a healing course in February 2003, in the corner of a building, next to where my car was parked a beautiful young pigeon was crouching. The pigeon looked distressed. I picked up the pigeon and he let me handle him. My Spirit Guide Lysseus told me that I will be able to heal the bird. One of the wings hanged lifelessly off the pigeon's body, but there was no obvious sign of a breakage, and there was no bleeding. The pigeon was so beautiful that I named him "Aramis" and a spare cloak room in my house became his retreat over the next four months of his healing. When the pigeon started flapping his wings, about 10 weeks after I found him, I took him to a local vet who established that the pigeon had had a broken shoulder which it would have been impossible to mend. The vet advised to cut the feathers off the pigeon's wings, and to keep him as a pet that can not fly. Two weeks later, when Aramis started flying, I took him to Bristol, to Dr. Hamish Denny, who is one of the two top orthopedic veterinary experts in the country, and this is the X-ray of Aramis' wing that he took:

In Dr. Denny's own words the result was an "Absolutely wonderful example of healing by nature".

The pigeon's body developed new bone, shown on the picture as the "V" shaped intense white mass bridging over the gap between the shoulder and the wing. The bird's body mended the "impossible". The shattered particles in the centre of the long bone, on the left, have also reformed. Another month later, Aramis flew away joining a crowd of pigeons flying over my house, and he was unrecognizable in flight from the other birds.