Connections with animal teachers from the handouts part 2

Ana, I’m the pet parent to Gizmo (in Spirit). You just made my day!!! I haven’t been able to receive messages from her except that she sends me a feeling of love and that she is with me. Also, I just had an A-ha moment. I have received images of her running…WOW!!! I guess I have to trust myself and continue practicing. I know she’s in a beautiful and happy place. For your information, the day she passed, I couldn’t let her physical body go. That night, I had a dream of her and I standing side by side in front of gold gates. Once the gates opened she ran right through and I had an inner knowing that she was in a happy, loving place. Thank you a million times over for making my day.
Jeane

Hi Ana,
Thank you for communicating with Ava. She was my daughter’s dog and passed away last year. I hope it shows on my animal page that she is in spirit. I thought I had changed that. Nevertheless, you did pick up on her personality. She was very sweet, gentle, and loving. She was always so happy to see us when we visited. She did love to take walks and savor the fresh air as well as all the smells. Lying in the sun on the deck in the backyard and on the cool grass in the front yard were her favorite pastimes. It was hard to get her to come back indoors. Purple seems to fit her, as to me, it represents higher consciousness and being in spirit. Cool also fits because after the initial excitement of seeing us, she would settle down even with all the commotion from children running around the house. She was more laid back–opposite of her companion, Kilo, who was so full of energy and always wanted attention. When you look into her eyes you see a wise soul. Her message to relax and let go of all doubts speaks to me too! Great work, Ana! ~~Patty Baga

Ana,
I just checked my ATH page and sure enough, it doesn’t show that Ava is In Spirit. I have asked Barb to update it. However, I am sure that Ava’s energy is still around her family and is felt. We all miss her very much. ~ Patty

First of all I have to apologise for my late reply. During the week I have hardly time to look at my email. So answers usually have to wait until Sunday afternoon.

I copied your conversation and wrote my answers in brackets behind your findings.

Micky (Klaudia Schmidt): I sensed a kind and gentle soul that is always aware. (You got his essence spot on. He normally is rather gentle, though he can be quite a bully at times – mainly during the mating period, although he is neutered) I greeted him and asked if we could talk and he said oh hey there! (That sounds very much like him, he is usually an easy going boy) He likes playing with his toys and snuggles sometimes with them. (Yes, he is a very playful and fun loving cat) He likes to be petted in the head and he showed me that he will close his eyes and tilt his head upwards and just enjoy the love he is getting. (Yes, he loves attention. He loves being petted and also being brushed and combed) He also enjoys taking a bit of sun. (In summer he is mainly out in the kennel and I find him often sleeping in sunny places) He considers himself a wise cat. (Not sure about that. I will have to watch him a bit more in that respect) He said I must listen to my heart, that I am on a good path and I have to keep practicing. (That is great advice, which we should all take to heart) He said he likes being close and spending time with his black sibling. Afterwards I checked the handout and Strolch is his black companion. (I don’t think Micky is so close to Strolch, although Strolch is about everybody’s friend. However lately l see him often hanging out with Playboy, a completely black youngster. They have both a similar character and like playing together – for your background knowledge, I share my house and a big kennel with around 40-50 rescue cats and presently 2 dogs plus one stray dog coming and going. Thus, the hand out shows only a small choice of the whole family. I keep rotating the images every few months) I thanked him and he said see you.

Thanks for getting in touch with Micky. I am sure he enjoyed the conversation.

By the way, if you ever feel like having the whole family to chat with, just let me know and I’ll send you a file with images of all my fur babies.

Hi Ana! Thank you for talking with Aspen. You are right that she is a happy, energetic dog. She has a big fenced yard and loves to run and bark and chase squirrels and anything else that moves. She has almost stopped doing that lately since she knows it upsets me when she torments wild animals. She spends most of her days in a heated bed on the couch near me often covered with a blanket but she has a dog door so she can go out whenever she wants. I do lock her door at night out of consideration for possums, raccoons and sleeping neighbors. At night she sleeps with me often under the covers. She loves her toys, mostly stuffed animals she brings to me to play tug of war. Now that I know she likes it I will brush her more. Blue and green feels right for her energy. She is very vocal and I’m sure she enjoyed talking with you. Thank you again.

To Claire Drouault re Noni:
The sense I get in connecting with Noni is a spit-fire, impatient, cranky personality, almost like an old lady. Noni is easily annoyed. Doesn’t like small children or other animals in the house. Is very territorial and despite her small size she has a bad temper and a don’t f— with me attitude.
I also sense possible issues with gums or teeth. she prefers wet food. Bad tempter may be due to teeth or gum sensitivity.

Hi Cheryl! Thank you for talking with Noni. You definitely picked up on Noni’s “old lady” vibe because she is old, I think about 14, and her health is not what it was. She’s my daughter’s dog so I’ll tell her what you said about her teeth and gums and wet food. I’m pretty certain you are right there too. She does not seem aware of her small size and is very brave, independent and adventurous which could explain “spitfire,” but she is unbelievably generous and loving, not at all territorial or bad tempered. She is open-hearted, curious and loving to all animals in or out of the house. She has, however, in the past been known to snap at grabby small children, so you picked up on that. She has the heart of a lion but her eyesight is failing and possibly also her hearing. She lives on a small farm and sometimes gets turned around and has trouble finding her way back to the house. Thank you again, Cheryl, for talking with this dog I adore. You did amazingly well!

Hi Ana!
Aspen turned 6 in August so you were close! I forgot to corroborate what you said about our house being “bright, cozy and luminous.” I couldn’t have described it better! It’s a small house with so many huge windows I sometimes feel Aspen, Kit-Ten and I are in a squirrel cage and the squirrels, possums, raccoons and birds are on the outside watching us.

Hi Cheryl! I have an update on your communication with Noni. My granddaughter is visiting and I read her your report. She says you pretty much nailed it! She says Noni has become crankier and less sweet toward other animals in the year since I lived with her. She IS territorial, chasing the cat when he comes inside. She tolerates her brother, Casey, an Australian Shepherd, probably mostly because he is ten times her size. She chases the horses. She is feisty and adventurous. She has her good days and bad. My granddaughter says you must have connected on one of her bad ones. Those days she can be easily annoyed, have a bad temper and a don’t f– with me attitude toward other animals but not with people. Other days she is her happy old self. She is 14 and does have tooth and mouth issues. Her kibble has to be wet. I apologize for my less than accurate feedback earlier. You were right on!

Hi Ana! You are so right about Noni’s love of independence and need for space. Her family sometimes sees that as stubbornness but she is deeply loved and mostly accommodated. I did not know about her appreciation for music and the sounds of nature. She’s lucky to have a lot of both. I shared your post with my granddaughter, Marie, in case she has any feedback for you. I’ll let you know. Thank you for connecting with Noni!

To Meggan Vandermast re Harry:
I have been trying all week to connect Harry, even going so far as to sing “It’s Harry I’m Planning to Marry!” Persistence paid off. Harry is a bachelor. He likes being the only rooster but he wants some girlfriends. He tells me he was born when it was very cold. He is proud of his plummage. I sense he is easy-going and cooperative. He does not call himself an alpha male. He is more of a companion. I sensed a bit of stiffness or cold in his hind quarters on the right side. I asked him if there were other animals around. He said no. but he is content with his surroundings.

To Alicia Hamilton re “Tina”
Tina was very easy to connect with. When I asked her if anyone had ever called her “tiny dancer,” she shook her head up and down. I get a sense of her being around 4 years old, and even though she seems to be mellow and easy-going, there is a wiry, nervous energy about her. I asked her if she had been rescued from bad place, and she said no. She likes to go for rides, and she enjoys the company of other horses on trail rides. She likes being brushed, and she likes the attention. She has a gentle spirit about her and is affectionate. I did a scan on her and did not pick up anything. I asked her if there was any part of her body that hurt or felt uncomfortable, and I got a sense of fluid in her stomach gurgling around but not harmful.
She told me she is happy where she lives and is treated well.

Thank you both for the opportunity to talk with Tina “tiny dancer”!

To Sandi Means re “Katie” (in spirit)
I felt that Katie selected me to connect with. When I was browsing through the different animal teachers, Katie seemed to grab at me with those enormous brown eyes!
She tells me there was unfinished business when she died. Something she never got to say. She is showing me a red gate and saying “Shut the gate.”
She says she enjoyed her life and felt very loved. She is showing me she is with an older woman with short curly brown hair and pudgy fingers. There is an affection between Katie and this woman.
Katie has a very kind spirit, very amiable. She could have been the “resident mom” and mothered/nurtured other animals in the home.
She is “happy at heart.” I asked her to describe the circumstances of her death to me, but I did not get a response. I asked her if she died from cancer or did she die accidentally. I got a sense that it didn’t matter. Her life was complete, hence the “happy at heart” reference.
Thank you for the opportunity to connect with Katie.

Hi Ana! I’m so sorry I didn’t find your post about Little Dog until just now. And then I had to stop crying before I could respond! You were right that she was a girl. Thank you for letting me know she is “happy, light, free and secure.” I’m glad that she is active and can run and go on walks. While she was alive she mostly stuck to me like a white shadow. She didn’t need a leash. She could read my mind and proved it constantly. She was my soul mate. I always felt she was wise beyond my understanding. Much as I loved Buffy and now Aspen, Little Dog left a hole in my heart that will never be filled. Thank you for reaching out to her.

Reply to Ana Zuluaga. Thank you so much for talking with Tina. I do share a special bond with her and love riding her. She is 4 yrs old. The wood in the barn you sensed was in the trainers barn. She is in half time cutting horse training. Tina is warm and gentle but also has a fiery side to her. She loves working cows. From the time she was a baby she would work anyone who walked by her pasture. She does love galloping and she excercizes herself at home. I am thrilled she enjoys our rides as much as I do. She is very sensible on the trail for a young horse. I will take a breath and let it out and I will hear her do the same. I like to balance training with trail rides for peace of mind and a change of scenery. Thank you for letting me know about the left side of her neck. It is from working on her turns. I will give her a healing for this.
She does love to be brushed, especially her butt. You are right on, She does have a blue blanket with green trim. Tina is a prankster and loves to laugh. She is the instigator. We have 4 horses and they are very bonded together. Tina is the youngest so they all cater to her. She knows she is special.
At the start of my animal communication I asked my guides which horse will help me to learn and they said Tina. Tina is super aware of her surroundings. She will notice if anything is out of place or moved. She was upset when the trainer moved to a new barn because it was new. She told me, “I don’t even know where I am.” You really nailed it. Tina is the most confident of all our horses. Maybe because I raised her from birth. We still have her mother so her foundation is strong. She is a strong horse. She is allergic to dust of. all things so we wet her hay and shavings and she does well. She does spend her days with her horse family, her mother, sister and a cousin. They have a regular soap opera going on. Lol. Wow Ana what a great conversation and you really did get good advice on not doubting yourself because you did great. Thank you so much for your time. I told Tina I was proud of her for being so helpful.

Reply to Cheryl D. Re: Tina.
Yes Tina is 4 yrs old. And you are right she does have a fiery nervous energy to her when she is fresh or. Hasn’t been ridden in awhile. I am wondering if the tiny dancer is about her soul name. I’ll ask her.
You got it right about her liking attention. She gets very jealous when I give the other horses attention. I told her my heart has enough room for everyone but her and her sister fight for. My attention. She is a happy horse and has been with me since she was born. Thank you so much for communicating with Tina. Alicia