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Please post your questions and re-post questions you previously posted for our next Gold & Platinum Member Live Monthly Ask Val Anything about Animal Communication Call on Saturday, June 11 at 8:30 am Pacific / 10:30 am Central / 11:30 am Eastern Daylight Savings Time. Check the world clock for the correct time in your area. For many, the time will feel an hour earlier than our QA call in March.
The deadline for your questions to be considered for the call is 12:00 noon Eastern Friday, the day before.
Note: We don’t want you to miss a thing, so please check the World Clock. For purposes of the converter we are located in the USA – Texas – Austin area or Central Time Zone.
NOTE: Check your Gold or Platinum member Course lesson on QA for a new call in phone number. (Q&A = Question and Answer)
If you call in using the Internet, please type in your name so we know who you are and don’t drop the Anonymous caller.
If your question is related to communicating with a specific animal, please attach their picture using a small sized image that is named with your specific animal’s name and your name. This allows all of us to practice our communications skills along with Val.
With all the great questions you’ve been submitting, we increased the length of the call up to 2 hours to provide more time for Featured Animal Teacher live communication and feedback AND to answer more of your questions.
NOTE: The Live Q&A Monthly Coaching Call is an opportunity reserved for Gold & Platinum Members Only who are in good standing in the Club (membership dues are paid up). If you’re not a Gold or Platinum Member and want to participate, email [email protected] and ask to be upgraded now. Call information will be provided by email to active members.
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Calling All Questions! 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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I had a wonderful experience almost 2 years ago. A stray cat at our construction site office was pregnant, and I was feeding her with a few other employees. I often talked to her, and softly put my hands on her belly to send love and positive intentions. She was way past the gestation period, and I was extremely concerned that she still hadn’t had her kittens. I feared she may have dead fetuses inside her, which would require emergency medical attention. I voiced my concerns to her in a normal verbal conversation. I often do that with animals. One night, I dreamt she was near some blue pipes, and gave birth. I saw the colors of all the kittens, and the number. There were 5 and then suddenly there were 4. The next day, right after work ended, I received a photo from the storekeeper. She had given birth next to the BLUE potable water pipes and fittings in storage. She had exactly 5 kittens, with all the same colors I saw. One of them was a stillborn, so there were 4 live kittens.
My second pet, Coral, was adopted from this litter.What just happened here? Where did I get this message from, was it Coral’s mom? Can animals know about the state and appearance and number of their unborn fetuses? Can we know about ours too? Is it possible to communicate with an unborn baby – animal or human?
More broadly, is there a way to raise our children so that they never lose these intuitive gifts, and grow up communicating with animals right from the start?
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Dear Val,
We are planing to have a neutering surgery for Aston, after this 11th of June Q&A call.
Please help us both, by getting him prepared for this intervention.
Please advise how it is better to do, to stay with him all the way, or I should leave him and return latter during the surgery?
My heart feels I should stay, but if you say my emotions or my energy, will cause him more stress, than I will stay away from the hospital.
The vet says all thing is maximum an hour, and I know this for sure as the vet is our friend and I have actually assisted other cases in the operation room.
He can also use an injection to wake him up to delete the anesthetic effect.
Should I let him sleep after the surgery, or should he be waken up?
I also know that there will be no suture involved, as the vet has a technique to make the smallest cut possible, most of the time being so small that it doesn’t need sutures or stitches.
Still, I hope he will not have any pain, or frights or he wouldn’t hate us later…If the time permits, also kindly please advise if we should do the vaccines protocol to him.
I am not a fan of any chemical or biochemical, neither to me or to them, unless strictly necessary.
My cats are not fully vaccinated, because I know they are not having contact with other pets.
Are there recommended vaccines for pets, or do you know of any of the “stay away” vaccines?
In these times we are living, it is very hard to say or choose what’s good or what’s wrong anymore.
If you wish to abstain, of course I understand and I will respect your willing.Thank you very much!
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I want to share/ask something- it is not connected directly to animal communication, but still interesting and it puts a lot of question marks into my head.
I was dwelling on the subject of destiny recently and the last days I saw following picture:
We are walking on certain timelines. There is one very fast one, which represents our souls destiny. We feel whole, grounded and full there- but it is plastered with 1000 of very difficult fears to overcome. So often in life we refuse to walk this path and step on a side timeline. It does not confront us with all that fears, but does not fulfill our soul as much. We walk on that side timelines often for many lifes and meet people, we would not have met otherwise. (This is just my perception- I’m open for other insights)
Now I’m asking myself if it is a goal (in general) to come back to the main timeline, or if it is the case that with stepping off, we totally create in fact a new “main timeline” and there is no coming back at all to the old one?
If this is not the case, there must be a timeline healing.
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A follow up to a question from last month: please give me a detailed example of how to solve a behavior problem WITHOUT clairaudience:
One of my 3 cats, Kona, eats his own food plus servings meant for the other cats. He likes it, they are all fed at the same time, and the others don’t protect their own servings. He is putting on weight rapidly and I spend too much time trying to guard their food so they don’t go hungry.I sense he isn’t being malicious, he just likes having seconds (and thirds). It may be even a game for him, to see how much he can eat before the others can get to it. I’ve tried to send messages to him that the other cats deserve food as much as he does, and being overweight is bad for his health (who wants more vet trips?) but I don’t hear any response or explanation from him (so I don’t know if he got the message) and his behavior hasn’t changed. What can be done without hearing words? I tried a session with my regular animal communicate a few weeks ago too, she reviewed everything with him, no change.
In the photo Kona is the gray cat, snuggling his brother Maui. Katie isn’t as social with the boys.
Thank you!
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Hello Val,
I’m going away for a week 22/7 to 29/7. Elsa is booked to go to her usual dog minder, Marc. I want to check that she is happy to go there and that she is clear on why and for how long so that it can cause her as little stress as possible.
Thank you. Elsa’s picture is attached.
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Hi Val! I am wondering about grief and its affect on animal communication. My mother passed in January and my father passed a couple of weeks ago. I had an experience a few weeks before my father passed where I felt like an emotional wreck. When a friend called to ask for help around his mom’s pet, I heard myself ask “Can I do this? Am I too ‘messed up?'” I immediately heard to help and it was like a switch flipped and I was 100% present with this person. In the end, communicating with the pet wasn’t desired, yet I knew w/o a doubt I could be there for the animal even though I had been in the previous emotional state. Would you share your thoughts and recommendations regarding when we’re experiencing grief or feel emotionally off with regard to communicating and helping animals? Thank you!
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Hi!
I am sorry for not being able to participate in the live call next time. I am not sure how to make it work from Sweden and what time I shall be online.
I am not sure I know how to.I tried to be connected with some of the Forum animals, but do not get any reply. Good to get feedback. And I do not know if all members in the Practice with animal teachers are active?
I have a horse named Chinook an appaloosa mare 12 years old. She have some problems with her front legs. On and off. She have a billiard walking style. She is limping a few days after a little harder work. Slow walks and riding on not so hard roads she works fine. I tried with the farrier different shoes, shoing and vet but the problem still remains.
I think it is something from her youth and I feel she is stuck with this problem. Me trying to give her healing massage, liniment and so on.
But problem still remains.
I find it hard getting to the point of knowing exactly what to do. I do wish she could get rid of it forever.
It is one thing finding the cause of the problem, but another thing to solve it permanently.
Any tips would be appreciated.Love Britt
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Val, if you have a chance please check in with Roxy. He is having major issues.
Yesterday he pooped in the LR/DR and then hid under the bed refusing to even come out to eat. I don’t think he has ever missed a meal before.
When I went to bed he got in bed with me and snuggled and purred. This morning he ate but not as much as usual and is sleeping peacefully in the floor.
If it is food then he has become unable to eat foods that have been OK for years. I keep rejecting one canned food after another until I am down to one variety only of Wellness turkey dinner.
I am wondering if there is something wrong other than the food.
I know this is not the teaching question you like on the call but I am getting desperate.
I would appreciate feedback from other students.
Thanks
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Update Friday morning. Val, he did not poop at all yesterday at least not that I have found. Normal looking but unusually smelly poop in the box this morning. He ate normally yesterday and was more than ready to eat this morning. He seems a bit less active than usual but he is so laid back it is hard to see. I think he is OK but so hard to tell.
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Dear Val, I would like to ask about the roles of angels and fairies play in animal people lives. As animal people have their own survival instincts, in what way these angels and fairies influence or help them? Thank you.
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I have 4 cats living in my house/yard. A neighborhood cat gave birth to 4 kittens in my garage about a year ago. They are all grown now and bigger than Mom. Two of the cats–Buddy and Billy (in the first picture) are domesticated and spend a lot of time in the house with me. Buddy is especially loving. Buddy is the vocal one. Mom sticks to the garage and yard but is nice and lets me pet her. The last kitten is used to me but is still too shy to let me touch him. Here is my situation: I am likely moving to another city within the next month. How can I let them know that life is changing, and especially with Buddy (and possibly Billy), how do I find out if he wants to go with the dogs and I, find a new home, or stay in the yard with no guarantee of food? This is a very tough situation given that finding a new pet-friendly rental can be challenging, and I want to do right by these cats.
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Dear Val,
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your wisdom and kindness!
I am absolutely astonished and delighted, and amazed by the extraordinary wise and heart warming answers you give all the time!If you ever get a tour in Europe, I will travel wherever you would be, just to give you a BIG WARM HUG!
Thank YOU soooooooooooooooooooooooo much!
Lots of love! ❤
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