Gold members submit questions for Q&A call Saturday March 10, 2018

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Our next Gold Member Live Q&A Monthly Call is Saturday, March 10 @ 8:30 am Pacific / 10:30 am Central / 11:30 am Eastern.

NOTE: The Live Q&A Monthly Coaching Call is an opportunity reserved for Gold Members Only who are in good standing in the Club (membership dues are paid up). If you’re not a Gold Member and want to participate, email [email protected] and ask to be upgraded now.

Calling All Questions! If you’d like a chance to get a hot “love” seat in the next call to interact personally with me, then post your question here no later than 24 hours ahead of the class time to assure that they are included on the call. Questions are normally answered in the sequence in which they are posted, so it is best not to wait until the last minute. Be sure to post before the deadline of 12 noon Eastern on Friday, the day before our QA call.

Remember to let us know if there are specific topics on which you would like more teaching.

Prior to the Call, I’ll review the questions posted and will choose how to best answer them in the time we have. Some questions may be combined or adjusted, answers combined to be of great interest to the group. Typically questions are answered in the order in which they are received and we may not have time to answer all questions during the call. Come prepared with your questions as this is your time to get the answers you need to move forward in deepening your animal communication skills. If you have a deep, personal or urgent question, you may be better served by signing up for a personal session.

There will be a recording of the call available after the call within 48 hours. However, student interaction can be the catalyst that produces remarkable insights, and your participation is vitally important. Please plan to be on the live call.

Thank you for being a member of the Coaching Club and for sharing your love of animals with all of your fellow students. I’m looking forward to hearing what’s on your mind and discovering how I can best guide you on your journey!

Love,
Val

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[Meggan Vandermast]

Hi Val, My question pertains to the traditional spaying/neutering of animals. I’ve spoken to a few medical doctors who said the effects of the loss of hormones from these surgeries is devastating to the animals’ health as they progress in life & yet the majority of the veterinary community unbelievably doesn’t recognize this. This is personal research that I’ve been doing for a long time now. What are the animals as a whole thoughts on this? My second question pertains to animals enduring horrific treatment being raised as food in the agricultural system, is this yet another injustice done to animals that they need to endure until we wake up as humans?

Thank you~
Meggan Vandermast

[Claire Drouault]

Thank you Meggan for posting your question so quickly so Val can get to it next Q & A. I very much look forward to what she says about spay/neutering. Veterinarians are not exactly disinterested parties since a lot of their income comes from these procedures.

[Klaudia Schmidt]

Hi Meggan, I am also looking forward to Val’s viewpoint on the spaying/neutering. Having a lot of animals around (all indoor and most feral cats as well as the indoor dogs are done) I realized over time that the single animals feel obviously different about this procedure. I saw cats that were actually happy after the surgery. It is exhausting especially for feral cats to have a bunch of kittens 2-3 times a year. For example one of the feral cats around my house produced 24 kittens over 18 months. When I explained the procedure to her, she went into hiding for a couple of minutes. Then she came out and walked into the pet carrier on her own and remained inside waiting for me to come and close the door. That was not a single case. I had other feral females come voluntarily. I had other animals who were very much opposed to it. In general, my experience is that males are more reluctant to have the surgery than females.
And another thought, what’s the point in allowing cats and dogs to reproduce freely and then fill the shelters with the unwanted kittens and puppies or even worse kill them soonest possible (standard procedure in Mediterranean countries) leading to the mother to fall pregnant again within days after losing the litter. This is for sure detrimental to the mother’s health and in my personal opinion worse than the possible side effects of spaying.

[Ana Zuluaga]

Hi Val, I’ve heard that some connections with animals who are in spirit can be energetically heavy or dense for us to handle. Is there a way to protect ourselves and energy so we can be of help for the animal in case he needs it and for us, so we can enjoy the conversation?

What is the correct way to explain something to an animal? Do you do it verbally and with a mental image too? I sometimes have trouble asking Vincent to not lick his paws for example, but what I see in my mind is him licking the paws. I believe I must be sending him the wrong message, because what he is getting is the visual of what I don’t want him to do. Should I say don’t lick your paws and picture him playing with his toy for example?

[Pamela Ferarese]

Can an animal block you energetically from communications?
Does falling asleep when trying to communicate with an animal a ‘sign’ from the animal that he/she does not want to talk? (this has happened only with one animal and for multiple times)
If an animal has left its body quickly due to a sudden death, can his/her Spirit stay in limbo like human souls do? Or does the Oversoul of the Animal Group help it along to where it is supposed to go? And if the animal is in limbo can that be the reason the communication gets miffed?

Pam, Pammie, Pammie Jean, Pamela.... you can call me any of these names.

[Ana Zuluaga]

Hi Val, I was wondering if you can help me a bit with what Tim Link explained in his talk with you. How to tell the animals where are you going, when you’ll be back and what they can do while you are away. I’ve been trying it with Vincent, but I am having a bit of trouble visualising it.

[Meggan Vandermast]

In reading some of the responses since my post about what animals think/feel of spaying/neutering I realize I should have been more specific….my inquiry isn’t about preventing reproduction or vets making money. There are more vets & scientific research recognizing the loss of the sex hormones and the devastating effects on the animals’ health. There are alternative surgeries: ovary sparing spay & vasectomy that allow the ovaries & testicles to remain in place & perform their necessary function in maintaining homeostasis & prevent reproduction. The facts are there that traditional spay/neuter causes endocrine imbalances and increase risk of disease. Only one way is taught in vet school & so an individual vet needs to be able to connect the dots and question this themselves.
~Meggan

[Alicia Hamilton]

For Pamela’s question about animal spirits in limbo. What I have experienced is that animals are like humans in that it is their choice whether or not to cross over. Fear and not wanting to leave their family is what I have seen that keeps them from crossing over.
I have helped animals to cross over and wondered why is it that they need my help? I asked my guides why doesn’t a guardian spirit help them cross over and I was told that it works better for a human to help them because they have just come from this side and feel more familiar with being helped from a human than from a spirit. I have been wanting to talk to Val about this amazing process. Alicia

[Angela Lavis]

Hi Val I am curious about how the communication from animals is actually received. Do you receive all the communication into your heart and then it goes up to your head as thoughts and images? Or do you just receive feelings in your heart and the thoughts and images are received directly in your head? I may not be on the call as it will be 3.30am for me but it will be great to listen to the recording
Thanks
Angela Lavis

[Cheryl D Cuttineau]

Is it possible to get “cross-interference” from a different animal than the one you are communicating with?
I was connecting with Alicia Hamilton’s horse “Tina” when I received a distinctly different communication about wanting to visit a dog park from another animal.

[Gina Triay]

I was doing pretty well when i first started but now i feel like a dud. I have slowed down my work schedule and take more time for me. I ve really hit meditation pretty hard lately. Noticed a tingle sensation in my tongue and upper lip since i started. What’s the deal?

[Carol Schuyler (SKY ler)]

Has anyone overheard one cat (or other non-human animal) communicating with another? Once I saw a too-lean cat outside from my third-floor apartment kitchen window. So did my only cat, who very much wanted to be an only cat. She flew from the window to the sliding patio door (I could barely open it in time) and glared at the outdoor cat who was coming around the building. The outdoor cat hustled away. I was not aware of words/”words” between the two felines, but there was an electrifying look between the two.

[Suzi Aziz]

Hi Val. I’m following up on the group two months ago when you suggested posting again to go deeper into understanding why Taffy gets highly agitated and anxious whenever she is driving in the car leaving home. You said that Taffy said it is not that she is afraid she will never return home. Today, we had to go to the Vet unexpectedly. On the ride home from the vet, she was a dream traveller, as usual: very calm the entire way, on surface streets and on the freeway. I had told here where we were going before leaving–to see our friend, John (our vet), who would help make her tummy feel better. (She had ingested palm tree nuts; vomited up one a week ago, but x-rays today showed she has another in her stomach and she is not feeling well.) This behavior in the car leaving home to go somewhere is a very serious concern, as I cannot drive alone with her which is particularly problematic in an emergency. Using restraints is problematic when she is highly agitated; she gets twisted in the straps. Please ask Taffy to explain why she is in such distress every time she is in the car leaving home. Thanks!
Susan

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[Carol Schuyler (SKY ler)]

I loved reading about Tuffy Tiger’s blessing everyone and everything in her space. Because cats sleep/”sleep” about sixteen hours daily, I’ve wondered if some or much of that time is in a liminal state like humans enjoy when they are physically relaxed and hazily conscious when transitioning to and from sleep. Too pleasant for cats to be bored? It would seem that Tuffy’s blessing is a more active mental state than this. Any suggestions about what cats are experiencing during their long restful hours?

[Leslie Gorrell]

OH M Gee I had it all typed in and then Safari quit. Good grief.

[Cheryl D Cuttineau]

Mozilla does it to me, too. It’s my wonky computer and the spacy key pad.

[Moderator]

Val, thank you for working to resolve Taffy issues. In addition to her improved state (as well as Susan’s and mine) I thought it was a wonderful example of How you do what you do, and showing the actual in real time use of H’0ponopono and other techniques that you mention during these QA calls. Yes, the information is within the great course materials, and sometime us students need a booster shot that is non-toxic.

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[Ana Zuluaga]

Hi Barb, I agree with you. Being able to “see” what Val does and what steps she takes in order to solve a situation for an animal was just fantastic. The H’oponopono prayer was really nice and it was a clear demonstration of how it can be used in everyday life. It was all great. I just need lots of time to go over all the wonderful materials that Val gives us. There is so much interesting information. I wish I could make studying animal communication my full time job.

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