Posts Tagged ‘animals’

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 »

Continuing from Whispers of Angels (Part One)

Beyond Any Limits

The angelic realms are not subject to time. Angels can be with multiple people simultaneously, as they hail from a dimension that transcends limitations, as we know them.

Therefore, when we ask for angelic assistance, rest assured that the angels hear us, and will respond.

The difference between archangels and angels is simple. Archangels are in a managerial role.

Their job is to oversee our guardian and other helper angels, aiding us to connect with the higher angelic realms. Note that some appear to humans as male or female, but in reality are neither. Angels never interfere with our free will, so we must ask to connect with them. They are non-denominational, and respond quickly to help anyone, when asked with a pure heart. Read the rest of this entry »

Extra-sensory perception (ESP) is an additional sense which enables us to perceive sensations regardless of physical distance. There are accounts of ESP from all ages, since man began recording history.

Many famous figures and some of the finest minds ever, have had psychic experiences, including Plato, Kant, Socrates, Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander the Great, Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.

Freud wrote to a friend on the subject of extra-sensory perception: “I do not belong with those who reject in advance the study of so-called occult phenomena as being unscientific, unworthy, or harmful. If I were at the beginning of my scientific career, instead of at the end of it… I might perhaps choose no other field of study.” Read the rest of this entry »

Have you ever felt like you have lived another life before? Have you ever been overcome with a feeling of déjà vu when you visit a place you have never been before? Almost everyone at one time or another experiences these feelings because we all have lived a life before.

The existence of an afterlife is a belief that goes back thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians, Hindus, Native Americans and countless other cultures all believed in life after death.

This belief continues to this day and many people and cultures all over the world believe that the soul lives on after the physical body no longer exists. The body is believed to be just a vessel that houses the spirit. Read the rest of this entry »

They say that when we are born, the only fear we have is the fear of falling and loud noises. That being said, where do the rest of our fears come from? As we grow up, our parents, friends, co-workers and society all contribute to our belief system, including some of their fears.

There are meanings behind everything we fear. In my family, the top of the list was spiders – creepy and scary was what most people taught me. One day, I looked up the meaning of spiders and what they represent in Native American animal medicine.

I discovered that the spider represents creativity and that she teaches us to weave our lives. As spider weaves her web, so we weave our realities and our fate. This medicine teaches us to remember that we are the creators of our own life experience. So, when spider appears in your life, think about writing down your thoughts. Read the rest of this entry »

There are many shows on the airwaves lately about ‘hunting for ghosts’ or connecting to the discarnate energies of our dearly departed.

Ghost Hunters is perhaps the most well-known show portraying the true life adventures of paranormal investigators Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes.

Due to the success of such shows, paranormal investigation services are increasingly becoming available in many cities and towns all over the world.

But, what if you do not have access to a dynamic team of paranormal investigators, such as the two ‘Roto-Rooter Ghostbusters’ in Ghost Hunters? Or what if you do get some professional help, but they were not available to confirm paranormal activity in your house, or clear them out so you can live without disturbances? Read the rest of this entry »