Animal and Human Connections We all adore our animals.

Many people ask me, as a medical intuitive, if their beloved pets make it to heaven. The answer is, Yes, they do! Animals are on a different vibratory level than humans, and prior to you're fast to pass judgment, I should emphasize that they are on a higher, not lower plane! Animals dont contend with ego like humans do. Also, many animals vibrate to the color green which is the color of teaching and unconditional love. My interpretation of animal power and animal consciousness is really a various procedure than that for humans, partly because of the ego. The consciousness of cows is different than that of goats; horses different from dogs and cats; and nicely, cats are cats! I love them all. Death is as sacred as birth. We humans dont realize that it takes as a lot power to die as it does to gestate and be born. Just as we wait for a birth on this side of the veil, there are loved ones (including our animals) waiting for us on the other side. Throughout a client reading, I can often see all kinds of animals-everything from pet birds to elephantswith the people they loved. Numerous of those pets can be childhood companions that have stayed with us in spirit to guide us and be our companions throughout our adult life. Lately, I was asked by a woman why her dog, diagnosed with cancer, kept going out towards the barn. She was wondering if he was looking for a location to die, and if so, what prompts this behavior pattern. I responded to her that as a matter of power, animals disappear or attempt to seek comfort by shifting their surroundings. In a nutshell, it is a form of nesting, discovering a location to be grounded, and soaking up power, to be able to return home. Instinct permits the animal to seek out a place to let go. In component, it is to spare their humans any pain. Also, nature offers the enormous amount of power it takes for them to transition towards the other side. Over the past two years, I've had an amazing classroom to learn more about energy connection among animals and humans because my partner, Tom, is a large animal veterinarian. I have had the privilege of going on rounds with Dr. Tom and becoming there when he has had to euthanize beloved companions, including numerous those which no one else seemed to care about. Tom is very supportive of my function and has always been very curious about what occurs when animals transition. I am learning that each transition is various. The animals are grateful to Tom for the component he plays in their transition-yes, I said grateful. Interestingly, some of those animals, in spirit, discover their way to his farmpossibly because it was the one time in their life (through their death) where they skilled accurate compassion. I recall one specific incident with Dr. Tom which involved an old draft horse. She was stunning, but in so much pain she could hardly walk. We led her towards the place the owner had created for her to rest and I held the halter while Tom gently talked with her and told her she was going house. In his magic healing way, he told her, I will take the pain

away; its time for the subsequent step inside your journey. (This, I'm certain, was spoken as a lot for my comfort and for the owners as it was for the animal!) With that stated, he gave her a sedative to relax and assist with the transition. The procedure is always honorable and blessed. What happens next? Each animals transition is different, just as every persons is various; nevertheless, the spirit departs the body in each and every case. I was privileged to witness the spirit of this old draft horse lift up and take off using the freedom and also the joy it had not experienced in fairly a whilst! There was another horse nearby, a young mare that stood on a hill overlooking the scene. The minute the old draft horse transitioned and her spirit took off, so did the mare on the hill! She saw her friend and took off running with her. If you ever watched the movie Michael with Jean Stapleton and John Travolta, the finish of that movie is the Best depiction of deaththey dance, dance, dance Well, guess what? Animals dance, too! Envision getting out of that restrictive shell of a body, being totally free of pain AND seeing your friendsALL at the exact same time. How magical is that? Yes, living animals can see the other side and sense whats going on. Cats and dogs are extremely clairvoyant and clairaudient. Animals are intelligent, emotional beings, and we humans are just now beginning to recognize this! 1 Christmas, Tom and I had been known as out to a farm to treat a colt that had pneumonia. It was suffering, and beyond traditional medical assist. Within the barn stood a row of young girls, who had been trying to nurse the suffering animal. Tom went to his truck to get his kit, and suddenly the barn filled up with other animals as they made their method to say goodbye. Even the chickens were there, AND quiet! There had been also some other animal spirits, so both sides of the veil had been represented. Tom knelt down and took care of the sick colt, whilst uttering his words of respect. Instantly there was a reverence in that barn that went far beyond that of any cathedral I've ever entered. I felt honored to be a part of that encounter. I am frequently asked if I can communicate with animals. As soon as again, the answer is Yes. Animal communication works with an entirely different kind of energy. The animals show me pictures, and I can really feel their responses. Even fish have a consciousness to tap into. Its as if I can put myself in their paws for a brief moment. Its more of an energy interpretation for me rather than literal conversation. I've known numerous intuitives who communicate with animals. Actually, some may be tuning more into the owners than the animals themselves. I'm not trying to negate their communication process in any way-just making you aware that it is the Among relationship (i.e. the connection between the owner and also the animal) that most animal communicators pick up on. It is a talent I applaud. The stronger the relationship or bond with the human companion, the stronger the communication occurs. It has absolutely nothing to do using the animals intelligence level (although I'm certain cats will argue that point!). Assisted transition or euthanasia for animals is not a poor thing, and should not be met with guilt and regret. Guilt and regret would negate the life that has been lived. I asked Dr. Tom how he knows its the proper time for euthanasia. He

told me that he knows when its time when he looks into their eyes their window to spirit. Thats also how he knows its time to offer comfort to the owners. I identify with his explanation because I've had to put down a number of dogs over the years. Since understanding Tom, I've been about many animalsfrom goats, to calves to colts (including smaller animals: birds, fish, even chickens)-that required help with transitioning. Human death/transition is much more challenging than the transition of animal companions. Our guardian angels will take us out of our bodies to help us avoid suffering, just as they will take away those of our beloved pets. For those of you who might carry the guilt of a beloved companions suffering alone, perhaps because of an accident or absence, its time to release your guilt. Frequently suffering acts as a teaching moment for someone. I urge you to release the guilt and replace it with gratitude for the life that has lived and been shared. Animal companions have emotions, but do not contend with an ego. This exact same ego keeps humans from the flow of death and life thereafter. Even though animals possess some degree of fear, it is an instinctual and love-based fear. An animals fear is based on a fear of leaving their human companions. Alleviating YOUR pain and YOUR fear of their departure can assist alleviate THEIR fear. It is flow. Believe of Dr. Tom and his words, whenever you are faced with making a decision, I will take the discomfort away, its time for the next step in your journey. Use these words in a comforting and prophetic tone, because they are able to comfort you as much as your beloved companion. When we assist our animal companions transition with adore, comfort, and grace, then the difficult process of releasing them can be much better accepted and blessed. There is honor in compassion. most popular manga