When to communicate
During Change
It is beneficial to tell your animal friend about impending changes
so that the animal is not taken by surprise. It is also helpful to
find out what they may need from you to transition smoothly. Talking
to your animal friend before a move, getting a new animal, or any
situation that affects you is helpful. Animals like and need to be
considered when changes occur because they are much affected by our
changes both internal and external.
“Peter is doing much better. He no longer hides under the bed.
He sleeps with me at night and his weight has stabilized.”
Val Farrel, Freeport, New York
Behavioral Issues
Another instance is when your animal friend is exhibiting behavior
that is unappreciated by you. Most behavior that we find irritating
does have some reasoning or emotional reality behind it. It is helpful
to find out what is triggering the behavior and to find out from your
animal friend what support is needed so they can make a behavior change.
I use a chakra reading to see where the possible trauma is lodged
and then apply the appropriate healing to release it.
“Your consultation greatly helped my rescue dog, Sparky, and our
whole family. Sparky is greatly relieved of his anxiety.”
Lauren Edmond, New York, NewYork
Illness
I have been asked to assist in cases where the vet cannot locate the
source of the discomfort or when the vet suspects that the cause may
be an emotional situation affecting you or your friend. A body scan
is suggested in detecting the location of the physical issue.
“Without your communication with my ailing Golden Retriever I
might have lost Achates before her time. You were accurate and the
information given helped the vet treat her.”
Jane Solomon, Tamarac, Florida
Lost Animals
Losing an animal friend is one of the most difficult situations for
any animal lover. I can find out what happened, what route the animal
took and what the animal sees around it. Often, the person can find
their friend with these clues, or when the animal is calmer from being
talked to, it recalls its route and can find its way home.
“Your gift in locating my cat, Sari, was a precious experience. Your
direction enabled us to find and rescue him.”
Dona Baker, Brentwood, California
Animals Nearing Transition
Many experience great stress as their animal friend nears their transition.
Is it their time? What do they need to be comfortable? Do they want
or need assistance? These unending questions can be answered by a
talk with your friend.
“After your talk with Muffin, I had the confidence to let him
die in peace at home which is what he wanted.”
Angel Thompson, Venice, California
Completion Communication
This communication is comforting with any feelings of incompletion
we may have regarding their transition. Many of us experience such
insecurity and pain over not knowing if we have done the right thing
for our animal friend.
“Your communication with our beloved, Jasmine, was invaluable
and gives us much comfort. I now feel assured that I did everything
I could have done for her.”
Bobette Jones, Los Angeles, California