Zsa Zsa was my 11-year old Maltese.
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The client, Sally, asked for a reading on Alice.
Alice is a 16 year old beagle mix who crossed over after Alice and Angel, Sally's rescued lab mix, were left in a car with some food. Sally was distracted by a phone call when she left the 2 dogs alone in the car. Alice did have a sneaky reputation at home for going for Angels food once she finished her own. As we know, it’s not uncommon for dogs to fight over food. The scene was heartbreaking for Sally when she discovered the attack because she was always so responsible and, in a few seconds, forgot the potential for danger. Alice did not immediately die. She was old and the bite was on her sternum. The recovery would be LONG and PAINFUL. Sally made the decision to put Alice down. As you can imagine, Sally felt to blame for Alice's departure, and still harbored some resentment toward Angel who is now 11 years old. When we tuned in, Alice was very clear that it was her time to cross over and that she was perfectly ok to "go that way." She said, "I gave it my best shot! (and smiled) I recall no pain. It was very quick. I am fine. I always was. It was no big deal to leave that body. It wasn't working so well by that time anyway." Angel was also perfectly fine with the scenario as she said, "That's just how it happened. We (animals) don't harbor guilt. It happened as it did. All is well."
Sally harbored horrible guilt for 4 years until hearing of Alice & Angel's description of the experience. She sobbed through the animal communication reading. Afterwards, she felt complete with her grief around Alice's death and much closer to Angel. Sally also received very specific suggestions about how to deal with a few of Angel's behavioral issues.
Garry emergently requests relief as he worries about his wife’s well being.
Linda watched the love of her life, Jo (Josephine), her horse companion for 13-years, suddenly die. Jo had colic, a common and life-threatening illness for horses. Jo had no symptoms 4 hours prior to her transition. I had forgotten to ask Garry to forward photos of any other “sibling” pets. Garry sent his photo of Jo. Her son, Gabriel, happened to be in the photo. This was fortunate as Linda said that Gabriel had spent a few days away from the barn and she was concerned about his reaction upon his return.
Gabriel “jumped” in immediately once we tuned in and he was full of important data. He knew that his mom had crossed over and they did not miss a beat around their telepathic communication while she was on the earth plane and thereafter. He had the smallest amount of grief, which we cleared, but was, mostly pleased to now be the only horse in Linda’s eyes. The image of him happily bucking in a meadow was an image that Garry said is real!
Jo, the mom, acknowledged that she was, and still is, a spirit-guide for Linda. This means that Linda may call on Jo for help at anytime and receive clear guidance. Jo gives Linda very specific assignments during the session about how to grieve and how to start their new and, from Jo’s perspective, exciting relationship via telepathic communication. Linda asked why Jo left so quickly. Jo said it was because it would cause Linda the least amount of pain. She also tells Linda that she desired the transition and that she knew that she could better serve Linda from the other side. Linda later declares that she, for a while, has had the vision to become an animal communicator.
Greg, age 40, asks for closure about 2 pets that he lost while in his teens.
Greg describes grieving and struggling for years about these profound losses during his youth.
Joe was an 8-year old Sheppard mix that ran away on July 4th, 1984. Soon, thereafter, Monty, a green parakeet who was a part of nearly every family event, was, mistakenly, set free by a bird sitter. Neither pet was ever recovered.
The pets decide who comes forward first, and whether it is a collective message from all or messages from individuals. Joe was emphatic that he needed to share ASAP. Joe had never gotten the chance to help Greg understand why he needed to leave. Initially he left because of the severity of the noise. It was very disturbing. He found himself on the side of a road and was suddenly encouraged to get into a pick-up truck. The driver had every intention of returning Joe to the owner as he could see the contact info from Joe’s collar. That night, he kept Joe and got the strongest internal message he had ever received. He was to become companions with Joe and not return him. He felt guilty but followed his intuition. It was exactly right. During the animal communication, Joe was ecstatic in personality and behavior. He served exactly whom he was supposed to and was proud of his work in the world. Although Greg grieved for years, it made sense to, finally, know the truth. Joe was, at long last, able to help Greg to understand why he had to move on.
Monty, the parakeet had a different story. There was a good deal of painful energy around this spirit. I saw him in a bare tree. He was cold, hungry, had no clue how to care for himself. He just wanted to get home. (Remember that these images are not literal. They are symbolic.) We complete a number of clearing exercises and the image morphs to that of a strong bird that happily flies into the distance. It is helpful for Greg to know that Monty really did want to return to the family. Moreover, Greg felt validated, as he knew that Monty was in pain, and relieved to know that all is now healed and complete.
Zsa Zsa was my 11-year old Maltese.
She had been ill for months. She was clearly in the process of crossing over and agitated. I took her to a holistic /conventional vet who suggested we give her steroids to help her pain. I tuned into Zsa Zsa about whether she wanted the steroids. She said, “Definitely.” She immediately seemed renewed from the medicine, as she started to eat again and sit up. But within a few of days she was lying down and could not get up. I tuned into her and she was begging me to euthanize her, saying she was in a lot of pain. Putting an animal down seemed like the most abhorrent thing I could ever do. Yet, telepathically, Zsa Zsa was so clear about her needs. I did have her put down but was confused. Why did she say she wanted steroids when she probably would have crossed over on her own? Her answer had to do with gifts for me that have, since, altered my life. She said, “The reason was 2-fold. I wanted us to have just a bit more quality time together. And, you needed to have the experience of using your power in a very wise way.” The telepathy allowed me to understand how spirit works through our animals and how everything has a higher purpose.