Jesse the Aussie-Shepherd Mix Talks on the Importance of Loving Each Other

Jesse

“I am very much at peace now.  I left my body right away, but didn’t leave you, as you cared for it [his body] and while still holding hope of re-kindling it.”

“You reached me with every touch and word and thought you put forth towards a body that no longer could feel or hear.  But I was there… I could feel your heart breaking, and at the same time I could feel all your love rushing at me for a gentle embrace… and then…a letting go.”

“The whys and how’s don’t bring true comfort…the knowing that we loved and cared for another who was aware of that love and care, is where our comfort can be found.  Whether it is throughout a lifetime, or just a moment in a life, HOW we love each other is what truly matters.”

“I am so grateful for our time together, both alive and in Spirit and I thank you for understanding my final wishes.  You can talk with me any time and I hope you do…it is no intrusion…I am always available.  Our only boundaries lie in the physical.”

Horse Wisdom

Eye to Eye

“Lightness and darkness are merely illusion.  In reality, there is only truth…now is the time to live yours.”

Rufous the Bichon Frise Speaks to His Person About Experiencing Loss

Rufous

“I’m  very fine and found my demise as unexpected as you did.  You can stop blaming yourself because one, it does no good and two, I made my own choice to go running where I didn’t belong and there were apparently consequences.  Just let it go – all is well!”

“The why’s don’t matter – what matters is what you received through the experience of my leaving…who did you meet?  What did you hear?  How did you feel?  What you would you do differently and what would you do the same?  It’s those little bitty things that are most important – the intangibles.  But don’t spend too much time on the what-if side of the fence.  Just try to feel it all and be in the middle of it and HAVE the experience of loss and all that goes with it.”

“I can’t wait to come back to you and I’m going to find the funniest looking dog body I can.  I loved being a dog, but more than anything, I loved to see you laugh at me being in my joy.  I can’t wait to come back and do it all over again.  But, we’ll do it a little different next time…you’ll see…it’ll be fun!”

Tink the Tortoiseshell Cat Says to Trust the Flow of Life

“Tell [my person] this is a wonderful life for me.  There is no suffering, for that is a state of mind.  There are discomforts though, but that is an accepted part of life. “

“What you consciously want for me and what we have agreed upon are two different things.  There are certain experiences we have pre-decided to have together and you must know and trust that there is purpose in them.”

“Whatever we are to experience together is a process that we must allow to flow, as with anything.  Allow things to flow and see where it takes you.  Trust the flow…put your energy into that, not the destination.  The beauty lies in getting there.”

Little Bit the Corgi Mix Talks of the Great Outdoors

“…too much inside, not enough outside…but then I suppose I can NEVER get enough outside! “

“Everything is happening outside all the time…it never stops living out there.  And the smells are fabulous!  The energy of the Earth touching me is very healing and centering, and the air on my fur is a reminder of life and beingness.  There is no greater place to be than outside!”

Valentine the Red Lory Tells Her Person Why She Will Not Reincarnate

Valentine

“The challenges of the physical world can be difficult ones to experience.  And even though my time with [my person] was most wonderful, I choose to stay where I can serve the best.”

“At this time in your [mankind's] history,  my energy can do more in this non-form than in physical form.  This may seem confusing, but know that it is true.  There are some who serve well in the physical, but it is no longer [the place] for me.  Perhaps someday, but probably not in [my person's] lifetime although anything is possible as the energy shifts.”

Coyote’s Message for His Person

 

Coyote

“[My person's] concerns are my concerns. We are connected in a way that cannot be changed by distance or even death. There is a part of us that lives in the physical world and another part that exists in our inner world and everything in between. This may explain some things as well as confuse others, but we do not need to understand it for it to be so.” 

“[My person] can trust that we are both doing and being exactly what we need to do and be and that we only need to allow and embrace our experiences, whether in sorrow or joy.”

Wisdom from Within by a Red Tailed Hawk

Coyote – Owl – Hawk Wisdom

(A client asked me to speak with the wildlife living around her new home in hopes of keeping them from harming her cat who was accustomed to living in the city.  I found myself speaking with a collective consciousness that was a very big and open energy…very sacred.)

It said…

“The ways of the wild are not the ways of the ‘kept’ (meaning domestic animals).  When they co-mingle, there are often unwanted results for the keepers (people).” 

“There are no guarantees in the wild…only agreements, hunters and hunted, survival, experience, purpose.  Keepers wish it different, but something as old as old cannot be changed.  Agreements will be made between the wild and the kept just as they are made between the wild and the wild… day to day and moment to moment.  These are the old ways – nature’s way.  We honor your ways as part of your experience – we expect you to honor ours.”

Harley the Dog talks about his special relationship with his person

“Tell [my person] I couldn’t love anyone more…she is everything to me.  I worry about her when we are not together and long to be with her always.  This is something deep inside me.  It extends in time into the past and beyond the future.  It is all around me, all the time.  I could not change it, nor would I want to.”

 ”It is no accident we found each other again.  Our bond is very strong and willful.  This does not mean [my person] should not seek a human companion if she wishes, since we are not meant to be together in ‘that way’ this time.”

 ”Our experiences together will be much different than in any other time and it is important to embrace and cherish all of it.  [My person] knows the cycle never ends – we come, we go, we come back again only to try something new.  This time is about fun and living fully.  I will bring as much joy to [my person] as I can and show her how to have fun and live life!”

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