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Robin has volunteered to host her cat, Maggie, as our next Featured Animal Teacher (FAT). You will enjoy getting to know this wonderful animal teacher.
Gold and Platinum members will have an opportunity to connect with Maggie along with Val on the next Q&A call Saturday, July 13. We encourage all of you to connect with Chino now and through out the month.
Tune into Maggie first and see what you sense. It’s not just about getting words although that’s a lot of fun when it happens. Remember that telepathic comes from ‘tele’ meaning over a distance like telephone and television, and ‘pathic’ that comes from pathos. So literally telepathic is emotion over a distance.
How does Maggie feel to you? Happy? Sad? Excited? etc.
Ask Maggie ice breaker questions as you might with any new teacher. It’s not about “getting the right answer” but about connecting with a wonderful animal.
Have fun!
Many thanks to Robin for offering to host Maggie as our featured animal teacher for this month. We look forward to Robin and Maggie sharing feedback, information and stories along our journey.
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I’m pretty new to this but I got the impression that Maggie is a happy kitty but can be a bit aloof. I also got that she didn’t want to talk at the moment as she was busy looking out the window right now. I mostly get messages as a “knowing” but this time I got a few images. Am I accurate or way off base Robin?
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Hi Sally,
Thank you for connecting with Maggie! She is a happy cat and she can be a bit aloof… she wants to be Queen Bee (or Queen M) for certain. She tends to stay in the kitchen area of our home and there is a window box right above the sink that she spends a lot of time in surveying her backyard and watching the birds and squirrels. She has been excited to get to talk with different people, so please try again and see if she is more receptive.Thank you!
Robin
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Hi Robin,
Thank you for sharing Maggie with us as the Featured Animal Teacher!
I’m connecting with Maggie as I write this. I introduced myself first. I asked her what she could tell me about herself. She said she’s a Princess (I just now got the capital “P”). She also said that if she doesn’t get her way or isn’t happy about something she’ll pout a bit. She also said sometimes the other cats annoy her easily, but it’s okay and she just goes to her own space.
She said she’s a pretty girl and perhaps sent an image of her smiling or a cat face smiling.
She says she loves plush and soft things.
I stepped away from the conversation for a bit and came back and apologized.
She said she loves crunchy salmon treats and I think she sent a visual of canned pate.
She said she likes to be the boss, your boss especially, but sometimes other cats are bossy.
She said sometimes she loves to play.
She also said she loves affection, but only when she’s in the mood for it.
She said she loves warmth-heating pads and lying in the sun. She said she’d also like heating blankets that actually get warm.
She also says she likes to explore/hang out in drawers sometimes and outside, too.
She said she loves to watch squirrels and birds.
She said sometimes, but not often, she’ll want chicken or some kind of meat a human is eating.
She also said she has a very sweet meow.
She said she has a very cute spot on her nose and you tell her it’s cute. She said you also call her, “Dear”.
She said, “That’s enough. More later.” I think maybe she’s going to take a nap.I thanked her for talking with me. We wished each other a wonderful weekend. I petted her and called her, “Sweet angel.” She purred.
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Hi Martha,
Thank you for connecting with Maggie! She’s excited that so many people have talked with her (I think she’s a bit bored of talking with me!). She is a Princess with a capital P. 🙂 I call her Queen Maggie. She can pout a bit if she isn’t getting something she wants and sometimes the other cats do annoy her. Pip is a younger male (about 5 years old) who will try to boss her around some – or maybe it’s more that he doesn’t always follow Maggie’s rules and then they will have a tiff. She does love affection – on her terms – and will rub against me for pets and then will bite when she’s had enough. I tell her she doesn’t need to bite, but that’s always been her way so I watch for the signs that she’s done with petting time and try to stop before I get bit. 🙂I’ll have to try the warming pads! She does have a few blankets and beds to chose from and does like those quite a bit. I had to run an errand after the call was over and stopped to pick up some of the salmon flavored Greenies treats for her. We haven’t had those for quite awhile and she was very excited to get some when I got home. We do have a catio (enclosed outside patio) that the cats hang out in. Maggie likes to watch the squirrels and birds (we have a squirrel who will sit on top of the catio and chatter down at the cats… it’s quite a game!).
I love her little nose – the spot is so cute! She’s a sweet and wise being, I’m so grateful that she’s part of my life.
Thank you again for connecting with her!
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Hi Robin,
Thanks for the feedback. I love that Maggie and the other cats have a catio and that she likes to watch birds and squirrels from 🙂 That’s funny about the squirrel who chatters down at them! Maybe Maggie was wanting you to get the salmon Greenies. If so, I think it’s adorable that she told me hoping you’d get her some 🙂 I love how she’s a Princess! I love her nose, too! She’s precious 🙂 I love Maggie!
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Hi Robin, Is Maggie between 2 and three yrs old?
Has she been with you over a year? Are there 8 cats and her living with you? Her energy has a beautiful softness to it even though she knows what she wants and who she wants to dominate. She easily looks into the souls of people and animals and sees how their energy flows and what blocks it. I asked her about my blocks and she gave me the information that I was not believing in myself enough. I have the impression that she is prefers deep conversations.
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Hi Alicia,
Maggie is ~14 years old, she’s lived with us for 7 years. At the moment, there are 7 cats (including Maggie) and one dog here. I foster and sometimes take in older animals so the number can vary… at the beginning of the year there were 10 cats here, but 3 passed away due to age or illness towards the beginning of the year. I’m trying to keep the numbers steady now after all the changes with the other animals leaving. She does know exactly what she wants and (mostly) gets it although sometimes the other cats will challenge her. She does like deeper conversations and is very introspective.Thank you for connecting with her! She loves to communicate!
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Hi Robin,
Thank you for letting us communicating with beautiful Magggie 🙂
In today’s call I felt her soft and light energy.
I was a little bit disappointing because I felt it was a bit crowded for me to communicate with her with all the group.
I did get she is an angel, a healer and a teacher.
And I heard her saying it’s OK we have time as I was thinking to myself that I will communicate with her later this week.
She is so sweet and kind and I thanked her.Love & Gratitude
Yaarit-
Hi Yaarit,
Thank you for reaching out to Maggie! I was wondering how she would do with everyone at once since she’s pretty ordered in the way she does things. She kept giving me a look as if to say “well now there are so many of them all at once!” And she was zonked out afterwards. It’s a lot at once, but if you’ll try again, I think it’ll be easier for her to chat one on one. She does love to talk!She is an angel, teacher, and healer for certain. She’s been such a blessing to me and to the other animals. We love our Maggie Mae!
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Hi Robin,
I communicated with Maggie today.
I felt her a little bit tired, I think it was early on the morning your time, and she agreed to talk with me.
I felt she is showing me a male figure. He looks young around 30 years old. He has a light beard and a mustache, brown short hair.
I felt that she is missing him a little. It wasn’t so clear for me if this young man living with you or come to visit once in a while.
When I ask what she likes and enjoy to do. I saw her by a glass window or door watching outside to a yard/garden.When I notice her energy field it was in a bright shine white color and it looks as peacock opens its tail. And It was very impressive and powerful.
Then I saw a kind of mixed dark grey cat that his coming toward her and she gives him a “don’t get close to me” look.
And after this, I felt that it’s enough for her and she wants to go to sleep. It felt like she is going to dream or meditate, to do some spiritual practice.
I thanked her and say goodbye and she told me we can talk again in other time and I thanked her for it also.Thank you Robin, Maggie is so sweet and special 🙂
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Hi Yaarit,
Thank you for connecting with Maggie again! I’m not sure who the male is… it might be the son or son-in-law of the woman who had Maggie before. She loves to sit in the window box above the kitchen sink and watch the birds and squirrels. It’s one of her very favorite places to be. 🙂She does have a strong energy about her – I love the image of a peacock! All those iridescent colors are totally Maggie. The dark grey cat is Pip. He is younger and can be a bit of a bully at times and they do have frequent hissing matches, Maggie does not like it when he comes near her.
Maggie does love to have people talk with her – thank you!
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Hi Robin,
Thank you for your feedback.
I’m glad you love the image of a peacock. I love it too.
Today I communicated with Maggie again.
In the beginning I felt that Maggie is willing to talk with me. I felt happiness and softness from her.
I wanted to ask her more about the male figure from last time
That you said it can be the son or son in law of the previous owner. So I asked Maggie if she can share more information about it and I felt a stomach ache that feels like anger, like some inconvenience or maybe she was hungry or maybe combination of all.
Because I could sense it is a sensitive topic I asked her gently if she wants to talk about it and I’ve got a NO.
I shared with her what I’m feeling to check together if it comes from me or from her and I felt it came from her and also my slight fear to offend her by doing something she doesn’t want. I told her that I honor her answer and it’s totally fine. I asked her if she wants healing for her stomach and I’ve got a NO and that she wants to eat.
I asked her if she wants to finish our communication for now and I’ve got a YES and she wants to concentrate in eating. I thanked her and bless her for goodbye and bon appetite 🙂 -
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Robin – it was a pleasure to talk to Maggie. Sweet Sweet Girl coming through.
I really like to know the complete story about Mggie. Thanks for sharing. Maggie now sees you as her rescuer and thinks the world of you. She was so cute when she was telling that her story was a great story of rescue.
what stuck more in her mind and made more impact was that you – in her words = “FOUND ME and FILLED MY HEART WITH LOVE and changed my all ”that is very special. you did it ! you made such a profound impact in her life. Very touching.
So Does she have another favorite person that is a man that is tall and slender in I have to say late 40-50’s ?
Does she love fancy feast ?She has a lot of love in her heart and she uses it to heal while she carries those angels wings high and proud. she is confident, sweet sweet girl.
loved talking to her. thanks for sharing her !
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Hi Patricia,
Thank you for sharing all that you did on today’s call! It’s funny that I don’t think of her as a “rescue”, but looking at it from her perspective, that makes sense. She was so sad and so unhappy when she came to us – I really felt I had done the wrong thing bringing her into our home which was chaotic because of the animals. And then after the communicator spoke with her and I realized no one (including me) had told her what was happening it made sense. Maggie was so brave to be willing to start over with me and with the other dog and cats. She really tried and made great progress. We made adjustments too, of course, and eventually I bought a bigger home so she wouldn’t feel so crowded and she settled in fine.It’s just me at the house, but I think the person she is talking about is our handyman. He’s a really nice guy and “into” cats. He’s the one who built the catio at that back of the house so the cats could go outside without being outside. He also converted the garage into a cat playground so they would have more space. He always spends time with her when he’s over.
She probably would love Fancy Feast… I give them a canned food called Weruva that I think is a similar texture.
She’s a sweet sweet being. We are blessed to have her in our lives.
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Hi Robin, thank you for your feedback. I need more practice at knowing the age of the animal. Maggie really doesn’t show her age. I love that she was willing to open her heart for you to fill it. What a gift for you both. She is a great counselor and she gets right to the issue. I am really excited that she is our FAT this month. Thanks Robin
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Hi Alicia,
I think age is a hard thing to determine… some young animals have older souls or may have had experiences that make them wiser, and some older animals are quite youthful acting and have young more child-like souls. I had a poodle once who was a senior but he seemed young… people would ask how old he was and I’d say “18” and they’d respond “months?” ah – no 18 years. No one ever believed me! Maggie is a wonderful being – I learn from her every day. 🙂
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Hi Robin,
This is what I received in the group call with Maggie:
Independent, curious, very large spirit but private. Sensitive. She is very connected in her body. She is confident in her environment. She enjoys looking out the window. Her job is to slow Robyn down. Her message to me is: Doing nothing is good for you.-
Hi Barbara,
Maggie is very independent, curious and private. 🙂 She is also very confident and connected to her body. She likes to hang out in the kitchen where there is a large window box she can lounge in and watch the squirrels and birds. I can totally see her job being to help me slow down. I’m getting better at it and she does her best to make me stop and enjoy the moment when she sees that I’m in a hurry to do the next thing.Thank you for connecting with her!
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Hi Robin, Thank you so much for sharing precious Maggie with all of us. She shared with me a warmth that made me feel very connected to her. She is charming and knows how to get what she wants. She said that she had a message for you. “ Just like me, you need to be very aware and very confident. There is something special coming your way … a door that is about to open for you”. I tried to get her to tell me more but she said that you will understand.
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Hi Jo!
Maggie does know how to get what she wants! She is quite confident that she will get whatever it is she asks for (and usually does!). I’m intrigued by her message! I will keep an eye open for something coming my way. 🙂 Thank you for connecting with Maggie and for sharing her message to me.All the best,
Robin
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Hi Robin:
So wonderful to connect with your dear Maggie. First of all she told me that she is a peaceful cat! I think she said 1 – 2 years old. She likes to play with the ball. She said she is very happy in her home and that she has friends. She especially likes tuna! She also tells me that there is a long-haired dog that is somewhat annoying but she tolerates him. She says that she is not allowed outdoors but can look out the window.Maggie says that “you”, her person, are very loving but sometimes do not give her enough attention. She says that you have too many things to do. But she wants you to know that she loves you and wants you to pet her more often. Her message to you is,” Be mindful and know that everything will be all right.” She says that you don’t have to worry so much.
I will be looking forward to hearing from you, Robin, and letting me know if I got things somewhat right.
Many blessings,
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Hi Elizabeth,
Thank you for connecting with Maggie! She loves having people to talk with. She is a peaceful cat – she loves to sleep and rest and relax in the window box that looks out into the yard. Maggie is about 14 years old, but she acts like a younger cat. She does seem happy now and will sometimes play with the other cats who are more gentle. She does love tuna!We don’t have a long-haired dog at the moment, but we used to have an older terrier and an older poodle, she wasn’t a big fan of either of those dogs.
Maggie does like attention. She bites though (often hard enough to break skin) so it’s sometimes hard to pet her for very long, but I do try to spend extra time with her. She’s a wonderful soul and I’m grateful to share in her life.
All the best,
Robin
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Good morning Robin,
I’m connecting with Maggie as I write this. She came up to me and rubbed me 🙂I asked her how she is. She said a little slow, but no big deal. She said it’s part of getting older. She said she has a hairball, too.
She said, “life is fabulous,” with you as her mom. She also I think sent an image of potted flowers (tulips) that was coming through some.
I asked Maggie if she’s enjoying being the Featured Animal Teacher. She said she is! She said she is enjoying connecting with people and their energy and sharing her wisdom with people and helping them.
She said she’s a helper. She said she likes to help you and likes to check out what you’re doing.
I told her I was going to close the conversation, but that I’d be back this weekend. She said she’d talk to me later. I petted her head and gave her a kiss. I just heard her say, “I purred.”
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Hi Martha,
I’m sorry I’m late responding… sometimes I get a notification that there is a post, and sometimes I don’t and I forget to check!Maggie loves to rub up against people she trusts, so she must trust you! She has been having some arthritis lately and has been having a bit of trouble getting up on the kitchen counter (we made need to get steps for her – she has a small stool she jumps on now, but I think she needs steps). She frequently has hairballs… and has coughed up a couple over the past couple of days.
She loves loves loves talking with everyone! It’s been fun to see her engaged and so happy. She is a helper – she’s helps me make my lunch and helps me juice and make coffee…
She’s such a great cat and a wonderful being!
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Hi Robin,
Thanks for both of your last feedback messages. I’m so flattered that she rubbed against me and does that only with people she trusts. I love that she trusts me 🙂 I love that she invited me to lie with her, too, and that she hugged me while we were lying together.I’m sorry about her arthritis 🙁 Maybe the steps would be really helpful for her. Sometimes they really help animals get up somewhere that’s higher when they aren’t able to jump, or jump easily, anymore. I’m sorry about her hairballs, too.
That’s so sweet that she helps you with lunch, juice, and coffee! She’s adorable. I love her.
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HI Robin,
I tried to connect with Maggie today. She was very enthusiastic immediately. She seemed very pretty, delicate, springy and agile – like a ballet dancer. I sensed a lot of pale pink energy – not pale and weak, but pale and strong: confident strong love/wisdom/sparkly energy. I asked her how she was feeling: she said that sometimes she gets a bit of stiffness in her front right shoulder/leg but that it’s an old thing and it’s fine really. She just shook it out. I asked her if there was anything she would like to tell me: firstly she said that we could all learn from the way cats walked slowly and carefully near the ground – they always have a sense of the earth coming through their core belly. Then she said we need to make sure we keep that awareness – imagine it like the long grass always stroking your tummy as you walk (I had an image of her walking on all fours and demonstrating that). I asked her for some advice on learning animal communication. She said: learn to sharpen and extend the length of your focus and concentration. Then when I asked her about something she wanted to talk about she said: that’s enough now. You’re tired. Come back after a rest. Another thing she made sure and point out to me was that while I may be older in human years, she is older and wiser in the universe. Do not underestimate me, she seemed to say. Her role seems to be that of a watcher, considerer and advisor of people would consult her or listen to her. She definitely seemed to be showing me that I was the one that needed to develop more to access her wisdom and openness, which was always there and available.
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Hi Rosemary,
Wow! That’s really wonderful information! She is like a ballet dancer – graceful and strong and beautiful. She has a lot of pink things around her – strong pinks for certain. She has been having some stiffness / arthritis lately, it comes and goes, but has been giving her some issues with jumping up. I love the image of walking slowly, near the ground, with the grass tickling her tummy.Great advice on learning animal communication! I need to do that too…. more focus and concentration. I love your description of her as a watcher, considerer and adviser of of people who consult her. I do think that fits Maggie perfectly. Thank you for sharing all that – so many things about Maggie that I had not considered properly in our relationship. She’s helping me so much through the things she is sharing with you all.
All the best,
Robin
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Hi Robin, I love looking at the two photos of Maggie you posted on FB: she’s lovely looking, of course, but she also seems to invite conversation and confidences. At first today, I was jabbering with her about her resilience after loss and, through you, accepting and giving love again. And about how she resembles my tuxedo cat, Julie-Belle, with her symmetrical markings and the freckle(?) on her nose. Maggie is softer looking, though, maybe because of the longer fur but also something in her facial expression and how she holds her head.
During the S 7/13 class, I saw Maggie with a soft, light (and lit) green around her, though I know she has mostly pink accessories (maybe just complementary color reaction). I didn’t try to communicate with her because I didn’t understand about the theta brain wave space Pamela mentioned on FB (well, I still don’t but I’ll not hesitate to try to experience it with the next FAT during class).
I asked Maggie about what she liked: being brushed, riding in the car because of watching scenery pass by and the feeling of motion, sitting quietly by herself (though she gets along with other pets), being in the kitchen. Besides liking fish, I asked if she liked shrimp and got yes. My cats always left the shrimp behind in mixtures like TikiCat’s as they always left peas behind in other products.
Maggie’s current job seems to be channeling peace and love in the household and gratitude for the safety and support you provide. She recommended that I, too, breathe in effervescent air. A job between her lives has been storyteller because she learns and experiences so much each lifetime and knows how to express that to others.
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Hi Carol,
Thank you for connecting with Maggie! She does love to talk with everyone and is enjoying her time as “teacher” (which she thinks is all the time – and she’s likely right about that!).Maggie does like to be brushed – she has a brush that she likes especially and when I forget to use that one, she’ll swat my hand. 🙂 She bites though when she’s had enough so we don’t have brushing sessions that are too long. She’s only been in the car a couple of times, but she does love to sit in the window box in the kitchen and watch all the bird and squirrel activity outside. She loves her shrimpy-shrimp treats from temptations.
She does bring peace and stability to the family and home. I can see her as a storyteller – she is very expressive and likes to share her wisdom with others.
Thank you again for connecting with her!
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Hi Robin,
I’m connecting again with Maggie as I write this. I asked her how she is doing. She said she’s good and has been having a good and relaxing day. She said she went outside and enjoyed the sunshine and saw an interesting bird. She said she made friends with the bird. I got that the bird’s name is Lotus.She said, “The dog made me laugh,” and I think an image of the one with the, and I’m not sure the best word to use here, crooked mouth (Cookie?) came to me.
She also said she sometimes likes to cuddle with Cookie.
She also said she likes to smell you after you’ve been places or working with outside animals. An image of worker boots came to me.
An image of a cat’s paws and legs while kneading came to me, too. Maggie said she likes to knead. She said she does it when she enjoys things sometimes. She says it’s instinctual and relates back to nursing.
I asked Maggie what else she could tell me. Then, “My name is Bob,” came to me. I’m not sure, but that might have been someone else coming in the conversation.
Maggie said that one of her favorite things to do is take a nap. She said that’s what she’s going to do. I asked her if she’d like to continue talking to me. She said, “Sure,” and invited me to take a nap with her or at least lie with her. It was harder to do that, but I tried. I think we were lying on a wooden floor on a rug in the sun. I had my arms around her and then she faced me and we were hugging while lying in the sun. Then I was standing I guess and she jumped into my arms and then onto my shoulders. Then she curled up in my arms and she just said she’s taking a nap. She said she’ll talk to me later/next time. Then, she didn’t want me to go and she wanted me to pet her. After that she said I can go and that she’s probably going to take a nap. She licked my face 🙂 She said she’ll talk to me later. I thanked her for talking with me and she said, “You’re welcome.” I said, “Enjoy the rest of your day.” She said, “Thanks. You, too” and sent me an image of her curled up napping or about to take a nap. I said, “Have a good nap, Maggie.” She said, “Thanks. I will.” I gave her a kiss.
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Hi Martha,
She did have a good and relaxing day yesterday. 🙂 It was hot, so we didn’t do a lot, but she helped me make lunch (she likes to inspect all the lettuce). We do get quite a few birds in the yard and some will come right up to the cattery since they seem to realize the cats can see them, but can’t reach them.Cookie is a funny dog… she doesn’t have any teeth and her jaw was fractured in a couple of places due to dental disease when I got her so she has a perpetual crooked smile. Cookie’s not a big fan of the cats although they do keep trying to be her friend.
Maggie does like to knead her blankets and beds. I’m not sure who Bob is… I’ll have to think on that one!
Maggie loves to nap… usually curled up in the window box in the sun. That’s so nice that she let you curl up with her. 🙂
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Here is my communication from Live Call: Maggie’s message to me: look into me don’t avoid…Peacefulness is your gateway to intuition. When I asked about food, I got lobster, things to crack open, shells, hmmm. Favorite things she loves include “licking paws, relaxing everyone around me, I don’t like stress because My heart becomes to serious.” She then said, “I am pretty and love being beautiful and mirroring that for my person. I love her being in her beauty.” I have additional communication somewhere, need to find it!
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Hi Angela,
I love Maggie’s message that peacefulness is the gateway to intuition! So very true! (and not so easy to do…). She does like it when everyone is peaceful and there is little stress and she does know that she’s beautiful! But she would exude beauty regardless of her outside appearance, I think, and I think she knows that and is very confident in herself. She does want me to look at her, really look at her, when we are together.Thank you for connecting with her!
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Hi Robin,
When I talked with Maggie this morning, I had the impression that we were two aristocratic English ladies having tea or sherry in a Florida room–or on the catio. She was the wiser, of course, so I felt a little as if I had slogged my way up a mountain to consult a guru. Well, it wouldn’t be up a mountain but through clouds of ego stuff. Her one-word of advice to me was “Discipline.” Conveyed with benevolent charm.
Although she likes soft things, Maggie prefers walking on a bare floor to a carpet. I asked if that was because her claws caught when she tried to run and if you trimmed her nails; she seemed to answer yes to the latter. She likes walking on grass best but hasn’t done that lately.
Maggie said she doesn’t have fleas and that you put a preventative on her neck. (Imposing my experience with my cats?)
If Maggie had to be another animal (she loves being her beautiful, feline self), she might be a squirrel so she could climb high in the trees. She didn’t seem to know what kind of animal I should be, so she suggested I be a squirrel, too, and we could play together.
To me, Maggie’s white aura seems to stream out ten or tens of feet from her. So it seemed during the call and this communication.
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Hi Carol,
Thank you for connecting with Maggie again. She’s really enjoying her conversations! I can totally see her as a refined English lady having tea with a friend. 🙂 We do mostly have wood / hard floors in the house. My room is the only room with carpet still and she rarely goes in that room. I’ll check her nails, I haven’t clipped them since she’s lived here. I would love to somehow expand the cattery / catio so they would have access to the grass, but have not been able to figure that out yet… I’m still thinking though!She loves watching the squirrels run and play. I can see her being a squirrel… she’d be the squirrel who sits on top of the cattery chattering at / teasing the cats who can’t get to her.
Thank you again for connecting with her!
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Hi Maggie, you are so beautiful. “Thank you”
How can you advise me today?
“Well, you have to believe in order to perceive.”
What a wonderful insight Maggie. Thank you.
“Humans get caught in their emotions which limits their experience. Cats are able to expand their consciousness which increases their ability to perceive energies in their environment and beyond.
Stay open for all the possibilities.”
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Is there anything else?
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Hi Robin,
I’m connecting with Maggie as I write this. I asked her how it’s going, or something along those lines. She said she likes the sun when it’s shining on her, but she isn’t crazy about the warm air. Then I got an image of misters and a fan and I think she asked if you could get her a fan, but I don’t know if that was her asking.I asked Maggie what else she can tell me. She said love, calm, and warm energy are important. If you give these, you’ll get them in return. Radiate them! Be love. Be them.” She said, “I practice it daily. It works. It feels good.” She also said, “It’s part of my nature. My being. My soul.” She said it’s nothing she has to work to do or try to do-it just is. She doesn’t do that to get it in return. It feels good though to get it in return though.
I told her that’s so beautiful and that she’s a beautiful girl. She stretched out so I could rub her belly. I then massaged her legs and on the side of her spine and sent her love, warmth (energy and actual warmth), calm, good health, long life, happiness, and peace. She wanted to take a nap and said for us to talk later. I told her we’d talk again this weekend or next week. She thanked me for the massage and energy.
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Hi Martha,
There is a ceiling fan in the kitchen where Maggie normally stays. I had it off this morning, but turned it on about 30 minutes ago since it is already getting warm in the house. Hot weather is hard on a long-haired kitty! I was thinking about getting misters for the catio, but it’s pretty shaded and doesn’t seem to get as hot.Such great advice from Mags on radiating love and peace! She’s a Reiki / Zen / meditation master for certain. Thank you for sharing energy and love with her!
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Hi Robin,
Thanks for the feedback. In regards to you commenting on Cookie, I’m so sorry about her dental disease. At least she’s cute with a crooked smile! It’s always good to find something positive! As for Maggie kneading, I love when cats knead. It’s so cute!I love Miss Maggie’s viewpoint on love, peace, and calmness. It was my pleasure to share the energy with her 🙂
Even now when I get messages that could only be sent telepathically through energy, I still get impressed with myself when I’m right-like about the fans and misters. I guess I wasn’t exactly right in my interpretation, but I picked up on the misters and the fan! A paw on the back for me!
Anyway, thanks for the feedback 🙂
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Hi Martha,
I think you’ve been doing really well with Maggie! You are getting really good information and I think you deserve a paw (or two or four!) on the back for certain. When you said that you thought she was asking if I could get her a fan, the fan was turned off at that point and it was getting warm in the kitchen so I turned it on for her. So you did get me to remember to turn on the fan and that made her happy!
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Hello Maggie. It’s Barb. I connected with you about two weeks ago.
Maggie: I know
Barb: Is there any other thing you would like to share with Robin?
Maggie: What I shared was important and shouldn’t be muddled up with other thoughts. Re-read what you wrote down.
Barb: OK
Maggie: practice with us (animals)daily whether you get paid or not.
Barb: It’s been difficult these last two weeks.
Maggie: no excuses
Barb: OK! Thank You for this.
Maggie: You don’t want to waste your time but doing a little bit of nothing is not a waste…just make sure you are outside and leave the to do list behind.
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Hi Maggie, I would like to connect with you. I am not sure we are connected. “Well stay quiet for a moment, what do you feel?”
I feel a sensation in my heart chakra. “Yes that’s it, it’s more subtle than you think it is. Be still and feel then you won’t miss it” Thank you so much Maggie. I will remember your advice.
Will you miss being the FAT? My animals do. “Yes I like teaching and I am very wise” Yes you are indeed. Thank you again. You are a very special and unique soul. “Yes I am.-
Hi Alicia,
Thank you for sharing that advice from Maggie – to be still and feel our heart chakra change. It’s a great reminder for me too! Be present and feel our animal’s love. I do think she’ll miss being the FAT. She’s so enjoying this time with each one of you. It’s been wonderful for her to share and connect.All the best,
Robin
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Hi Robin, I checked back in with Maggie to see if she could tell me more about that message she wanted me to give you about the door opening. She was willing to give you “more clues” as she put it. She explained that there was something you started or were involved with a long time ago and when it got difficult, you gave up. Maggie said you should look at it with a new pair of eyes and “ pounce” on it. This is the door that will open because you hold the key.
She said you should really think about that. Then she closed her eyes and drifted off. Thank you for sharing Maggie with all of us.-
Hi Jo,
Thank you for checking in again with Maggie about the door opening message. I’ll have to give that some thought… it’s my habit to give up on things when they become too much work, so there could be a lot of options! But I will give it some thought and see if Maggie might have some guidance. 🙂She’s so enjoying this time of sharing. I grateful to all who have talked with her and made her so happy.
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