Posts Tagged ‘animals’

I read for a lady yesterday, whose little dog had passed to spirit. I could see her dog and described him to her. I also felt I had to emphasize that this little dog was using his back legs, as if spirit was specifically drawing my attention to that detail.

It turned out the little dog had suffered a stroke and no longer had the use of his back legs when he passed to spirit. But in my vision he was jumping around and standing on his back legs, getting loads of love and attention, and basically showing off that he could use his legs once again.

I could feel this lady’s pain and the excitement of the dog to be making contact with his owner from the other side, but I felt so sad that she had no knowledge of what happens when an animal or human crosses over to the other side. Sometimes mediums just give out the details of their clairvoyant visions, without realizing the significance to the recipient. Read the rest of this entry »

There are powerful symbols to be found everywhere in our world, as well as in our dreams and in our unconscious minds.

On a very deep level, symbols convey a specific meaning and this is why people – often the young and vulnerable individuals – can be influenced by the media and the subliminal messages contained in the cleverly encoded symbols in political campaigns and in advertising, for example.

Spontaneous artwork done by both adults and children in a psychotherapy session generally includes many archetypal symbols. Symbols are not only present in myths, art, religion, ritualistic practices, but also in chemistry, road signs and even on the product packaging in supermarkets. Their subliminal influence is profound. Read the rest of this entry »

For me the average household chore is only temporarily rewarding, because before you know it, the serenity which comes from the cleanliness and order you’ve just created is short lived. Dust and chaos return in a flash!

On the other hand, I find ‘de-cluttering’ much more rewarding, and more so knowing that a lot of ‘stuff’ not used in a while is either going to someone who can use it, or to help in raising funds for one of the animal charities I support.

More frequently these days, people are adopting a minimalistic, feng shui approach to furnishing their homes – and also in other areas of their lives – because somewhere deep down we all long for the space and lack of gadgets and stuff that our forefathers managed quite happily without. Read the rest of this entry »

Dr. Edward Bach was the pioneer of flower remedies in alternative medicine. He identified a number of flowers and their healing gifts, using only the spiritual essence and nothing of their physical components are used. He considered them to be plants of a ‘higher spiritual order’ and found that they are able to balance the variations of mental or emotional disturbances in humans and animals.

Since the time of Dr Bach, the essences of many more flowers and their healing properties have been identified, and are now produced purely all over the world, as well as the essences of gemstones, stars, and more. They all have shown to assist in restoring physical, mental and emotional balance, and gently assisting to overcome conscious and subconscious blockages. As we allow it, various essences can open our inner doors to hidden and almost forgotten knowledge and memories, and move us forward towards the light and joy of remembering who we truly are, namely divine creative masters. Read the rest of this entry »

Everything in the world seems to be composed of discrete subjects and events. However, when we look a little deeper, and pay attention to the Universe, we begin to realize that everything is connected.

The spirit world communicates with us constantly and provides all manner of insights when we are listening. A couple of weeks ago, I was teaching a workshop. Just as I was busy explaining to the group that the spirit world sends us messages through wildlife, a baby Blue Jay arrived at the window and sang its heart out.

The room went silent as everybody turned and noticed the synchronistic arrival of this beautiful creature. A couple of moments later, we went online to research the Blue Jay’s message: Read the rest of this entry »

I am a volunteer for the Cats Protection League here in Scotland and one of our slogans for this year is “bring a cat in from the cold this winter”.

A lot of people do not have the room to foster or take in a rescue cat, but there are other ways to help – by donating food, clean blankets, cat toys, gifts of money. Everything donated is so valued and appreciated. If you don’t know where to donate, ask you local vet or search the Internet.

My complete admiration goes to those vets who don’t charge exorbitant fees and have charity funds in place to help people who can’t afford treatment for their pets, like the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA). Read the rest of this entry »

When I was working for a renowned animal healer in Germany in the 90’s, my main occupation was to test medications and diseases of the healer’s pet and farm animal patients using a pendulum.

I tested sheets of anatomical papers, flower essences, herbal and homeopathic remedies, stones, crystals, colors, all manner of disturbances in and around the animals, as well as nosodes (homeopathic alternative to vaccines).

One day my boss asked me for help. She had been consulted by this dairy farmer’s family who did not have a living calf for over two years out of their more than 40 cows. They had changed the feed of their animals, let them breed naturally, used no chemicals and had done absolutely everything else they could think of, without any success. Read the rest of this entry »