There is an energy that is loves us that want us to fulfill our purpose and simply wants us to be happy. Why do we have such a hard time believing that something so miraculous could happen in our lives?
I changed my thinking about plants. I simply made the statement:
“I am great with plants. I know how to treat them, and all my plants have healthy, successful lives.”
I have not lost a plant since.
“Thousands of years ago, cats were worshipped as gods. Cats have never forgotten this.” Anon
“The Egyptians believed that cats were the God’s of joy. If so, kittens are their minions.”
A. We see earthbound spirits, i.e. ghosts. That means when I am looking over in the corner at the ceiling, I am not being spacey or freaking out.
B. Some food we like, some we don’t. Does that make us finicky or practical? If a human doesn’t like Broccoli, is he finicky?
C. We want a lot more variety than a can of something with the same old gravy on it. (By the …
As an animal communicator, I FEEL how cats and dogs, horses, birds feel. It gives me a perspective on situations that involve animals that very few humans are privy to. A rescue puppy lost its life today, even though many people with open loving hearts tried to bring her back to health. It brings me to a dull heartache, and the need to try to share what I know.
First of all, dogs and cats GO to heaven. I have spoke to hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dogs and cats, and not one of them have told me that …
Mythbusters the show on Discovery (yes a TV SHOW) tackled the old myth that “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks”. Of course, within one day of working with the dogs that were elderly Alaskan malamutes (11 years old), the dogs learned to sit down, lay down and heel. The instructors helped the dogs & their humans learn these tricks, then the next day, when the human was alone with his dog, he couldn’t do it. The trainer had to come back and reinforce the training. That to me was interesting, because it seems that the dogs learned the …
At a conference, I was asked by the woman across from me to contact the cat she had at home. I asked her what the cat’s name was, and she hesitated. The guides immediately said that the name of the cat had something to do with the way the cat was marked, the way it looked. The woman chuckled, and I knew I had struck a cord. She was amazed. She said the cat came from a family that was the victim of the flooding of the Mississippi the year before- and she had taken the cat because the family …
Laughter. Giggles. Joy. A vibrational impulse that puts a smile on your face. Many jokes, pranks and people have put a smile on my face, but none have done it as consistently as the furry face that I see everyday that wanted to be called “Elvis”, my cat. I have come to realize that while some beings and animals vibrate at a rate that makes us think of perfect love, Elvis vibrates at a level that brings out the laughter and smiles.
I first saw Elvis almost two years ago, in July at an adoptathon I was working at …
