Friday, December 9, 2011
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| Seamus and Beau |
Recently I communicated with Beau at his home. At that time he was in pain and his mothers weren't sure what they needed to do. Since that time they made the decision to send Beau across the Rainbow Bridge. After I communicated with Beau, I was asked to talk to Seamus who was already in Heaven. Seamus told me that I felt his essence when I was at his home recently. He said he was guiding Echo, the newest addition to their family, an 18 month old Great Dane.
When I asked Seamus to describe his surroundings he told me he was running in the tall grass. (It looked like wheat to me.) He told me that John met him on the Other Side. I could tell that John was an animal lover and he had grandfather energy.
Shortly after my visit to their home, Beau's parents emailed me that they were going to send him across the Rainbow Bridge. I suggested that they pay attention to see if they received any messages letting them know that he was OK. A few days later I received this email titled "A Message from Beau".
Funny/happy coincidence: on Saturday evening we did indeed get a message from Beau, and Seamus, too. I wanted to tell you about it because it connects to something you and Seamus talked about.
Bonnie called on Saturday night, just to check in. We haven't talked since the summer. I told her about Beau, and also about Seamus hanging out in the tall grass with John. Cathy and I were always sure that what you saw wasn't wheat, but instead the tall grass at Bonnie's -you can't see it in the pictures for the snow, but it was there in the summer. I didn't have to tell Bonnie that ... I said "Pam said wheat" and B interrupted me: no, that's in the woods.
She also reminded us who John is. He and his family lived across the road from Bonnie. He LOVED our boys, and we visited over at his property (more tall grassy areas) often when we went up to Bonnie's and during that month in 2008. He had had Great Danes in his earlier life farming in Scotland, and had two younger Danes when we met him. John died a week before Christmas, 2008. I had forgotten about that, and their special bond, but Cathy and Bonnie both remember it vividly. I wonder if he and Seamus also knew each other from before sometime.
So, we know where they are: in the woods in North Idaho. That image helped me be ready to take up his bed in our bedroom, because I also know where he'll be when he comes to visit us now.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
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| Emily and Sir Butterscotch |
When I was contacted to communicate with a rabbit I wasn't quite sure what to expect. This was my first bunny and his name was Sir Butterscotch. What I discovered was that he was very forthcoming and one of the most important things he told me was that he was lonely and wanted a girlfriend. He also told me that his house was very white. His favorite foods were raisins and fresh greens. He tattled on his owner telling me that she was a very scheduled and detailed person.
What I discovered after the communication was that his mother had recently taken him to meet some new friends. She gave me the names of three of them and Emily was the one that Butterscotch liked the most. She was very happy about this because they seemed to get along from the start. Plans are being made to get these two together for always. Sigh...
His mother also told me that most of their house was white. She confessed to being very scheduled and gave Butterscotch his fresh greens at the same time daily. She was surprised to hear about raisins and had never given him any. After a trip to Trader Joe's she came home with some organic raisins. Guess what? He loved them!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
When I asked her if she had a job she told me that she wasn't given a lot of responsibility but she did bring her family a lot of joy.
Her owner then told me that I was 'right on'. And then I watched as this precious dog danced around the room we were in. Bella's mom told me that she suspected that Bella was a puppy mill dog and when she was born she evidently didn't get enough oxygen or had some type of brain injury. This was not realized until she was a little older. Bella also has to take seizure medicine. She's 9 year old.
The most amazing thing to be is that even though she is a 'special needs' animal she still knows who she is. One thing for sure...I will never forget her either.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
After I communicated with Wiggles his Mom asked some questions. She told me that someone had died and wondered if Wiggles missed her. Wiggles told me that he visited with her spirit all the time and that he didn't miss her. He also told me that this person left signs that his mom should notice. Come to find out this person who died was Wiggles' human grandmother. Below is the last email I received from Wiggles' mom.
Thank you for the insightful readings. You have helped me understand this nice little dog. My mom died in June and I often wonder if Wiggles noticed because he stayed right by her side whenever I left the house. By the way, my mom kept cinnamon sticks and would chew on them to help her not smoke. She was nicknamed the Soup Lady because she cooked soups for everyone.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
What I discovered in my communication about the above crime is that these guys are used to a finely tuned schedule and if this changes, they act out. That weekend their parents were gone more than usual and we can see the results.
It is interesting how each of the labs has their own unique personality. Shaq, the youngest of the three, told me that he was hit by a car and should have really been hurt but that he escaped with no injuries. Shaq used to be a 'tied up' dog and he came to his new family during an ice storm. He had icicles hanging from his fur. They returned him to his original owners, but he returned to his new family again. He told me he was with the wrong people before. With his new mom and dad he is here to have fun.
Liberty is the only female and she is full of energy. She chews loudly on her plastic dog bone. She tells me that she does this so that she can be heard. I suggested that due to her tightly wound nervous system that she might benefit from agility training.
Liberty admitted that they all participated in the dog bed destruction.
Baron is his momma's boy for sure. She melts in his presence. He tells me that he has the biggest heart in the world. His dad asked me to ask him what time he gets up in the morning and Baron said, "When I want to!" He likes the oils his parents put on his food. His mom asked me who picked whom? Baron told me that he chose her and his mom confirmed it. He also quietly told me that he was the 'favorite'. Shhhhh...don't tell anyone!
My observation was that Baron, Liberty and Shaq were well-behaved and made a great team. I think it is healthy for their parents to have a surprise every once in a while. Keeps them in line. And something else...will an animal tell a lie? Hum...I will let you decide.
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