Saying Goodbye
Posted on August 20, 2008
It is difficult saying goodbye to a friend you had for a long time. Most people do not want to think about the time when they will have to say goodbye to their dog or cat even if they are seniors or displaying some health problems. I understand this. They often come to me with a lot of questions about how they can make them happier, healthier or stronger. Eventually they get around to ask their pet the most important questions. Questions like: Are you ready to leave? Are you in a lot of pain? How will I know when it’s time?
But what happens when a healthy and strong one year old dog drowns in your pool. You were gone only for an hour and upon your return the happy go lucky tail wagging, tongue licking, big teddy bear is not at the door. You call and he doesn’t show up. You go looking for him in all the rooms in the house, nothing. Then you step outside and see something floating in the pool. You can’t bear to look, you don’t want to know and at the same time you must hurry there. Maybe there’s time, maybe there is still something you can do.
Soon you realized there is nothing left for you to do but to hug the lifeless body and kiss it goodnigt knowing you will be unable to sleep soundly again for a long time, missing his snoring at night and his happy tail and wet nose in the morning.
But life goes on and you do have another pet still there to care for and comfort because pets do mourn too.
This is just a sad day in the life of an Animal Communicator where we get to hear from the humans heartaches much more than from the animal that passed away. They will come to comfort them but it won’t be enough. They will continue to mourn him until they stop punishing themselves.
Today life became a lot tougher for a couple of my friends.
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My First Post - or is it blog?
Posted on June 7, 2008
I am new to this. Not sure if I want to do it always but somehow today is a very important numerology date because is 6-7-8, so I thought it would be a good thing for me to start something new.
As an Animal Communicator I see a lot of clients and every single one of them is different. Today was no exception. I saw D and S today and they wanted to talk to their deceased pet Joc. He came in right away and had a very tough but gentle attitude about him. He said that he was always the tough one, and they were not. He was very proud of his parents and showed me a picture of them standing next to his grave weeping. He also said he could see his picture and how they took such good care of his resting place. Joc said he was very happy to see he was so loved.
He said the love he had for both of them was exactly equal and he didn’t love one more than the other. Then he showed me a heart cut in three equal parts, but his part was the one in the middle making me see that he loved both his parents just as much. He also said they’ve been together before, the three of them, in another lifetime but one was a woman.
For the first time a spirit described to me how he was able to be ‘around’ both his parents at the same time. So, he showed me how the cells separate (as if they were multiplying) and they make an exact replica of the energy so that him (or more specifically the energy that was him) separates into two equal parts when his parents are away from each other to follow them and be with them during the time of mourning. When they are back together, the energy simply joins again to become just one beam of light. He has been doing this since he passed just to make sure his essence follows both of them during their day.
It was a beautiful consultation and his humans got a lot of validations. I felt honor to have been a part of so much love from both sides.
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