Ke Aloha

Some Animal Examples

Puss in Boots:

Information in Readings combines metaphor and literal. I was once asked to do a Reading of a cat. I had never met the cat, or the cat's person. As I started the Reading, the image I saw was a cat dressed as a pirate version of Puss in Boots looking out a big picture window. I could hear the cat muttering to himself, "Here I am having one of my kitty adventures. I look out the window and imagine all sorts of wonderful things. Then my person comes along and starts bothering me. Doesn't she get a clue when I turn my back on her and go back to looking out the window? Nooo. She pesters me some more. I move away from her. I am busy! Just look out there at all that is going on. I am involved. Does she get the message now? Nooo. She picks me up and gets all in my face. Well, what choice do I have but to bite her? I tried everything else. She wouldn't get it, so I had to bite her!

I asked the person who called for the Reading whether there was a problem with biting. Yes, that is why I was called. If the cat didn't stop biting, the person was going to have to give him away. Readings should never be used instead of sensible animal training and care practises. In this case, the cat owner was told to be more sensitive to the cat's communications. If she approached him and he came to her, great, it is a time for interaction. If he turned his back or walked away, he doesn't want to connect at that time. Sounds like basic common sense, but sometimes in our deep love for our animal friends, we can forget that they are people too and need to communicated WITH. This was a great use of a Reading. It gave the cat owner information that helped her to live happily with her animal friend.

Dog Sitter:

I was called by a woman who was taking care of a friend's dog. She walked him 3 times a day, allowed him to sleep on the bed at night and took him in the car when she went on errands. She followed all of the suggestions from the owners, and the dog still moped around and wouldn't eat. Sometimes this is just how it is when a person is away. With a Reading, we asked the dog what was up. What I found was that the dog felt all the things being done were fine, but, she really wanted to be told that she is "The most wonderful and beautiful dog." When I repeated this to the dog sitter, she replied, "That is exactly how the owner talks to her!"

Big Beautiful Horse:

Horses are big, smart wonderful animals. They have complex emotional issues and very practical physical ones. A horse owner called me for information on how the horse had gotten a fairly deep cut on his shoulder. Did the cut come from rolling in the pasture and hitting a rock, or rubbing against something sharp in the barn? I asked in the Records of the horse to be shown what had happened. I saw him rubbing against metal on a post as he was trying to open the gate to escape from his pasture. This guy was a great escape artist. With this information, the owners were able to find a protruding nail that they had overlooked.

Psychic Readings can help a person gain understanding of their animal companion's needs and communications. A Reading should never be used in place of veterinary help or behavior specialists. However, they can be used to help a person decide if these consultations are needed. A Reading can also facilitate communication and understanding between owners and their animal friends.

 

Blessings and Aloha,

Jen