Aspire Magazine: Inspiration for a Woman's Soul.(TM) June/July 2018 Aspire Mag Full Issue | Page 54

from work, she’d say, “Honey, I’m home!”
She shared that she felt a special affinity for
Chazworth, more than other cats she had
lived with.
Chazworth saying he was married to Debbie
was his way of sharing his deep love for
her. Another priceless gift, especially as he
departed this life.
3.
SOMETIMES THEY
MISINTERPRET
OUR ACTIONS
In addition to communicating with animals,
I regularly use energy healing on my family
and clients. It’s a great tool. I used it in
addition to regular veterinary care on my
dog Eddy when she was diagnosed with
Addison’s Disease. I hoped for a small
miracle (don’t we all?). Unfortunately, she
passed away because the disease was too
far gone and it drained her life force.
When my Siberian Husky Mitsubishi began
struggling with stairs, I started running
energy on his hips and back legs as we sat
together on the sofa.
He looked me in the eye and said, “Don’t
try that sh*t on me. It killed Eddy!” He then
hopped off the couch and left the room.
His reaction shocked me! Because I always
set my healing intention for the animal’s
highest good, I knew I hadn’t killed Eddy. In
fact, she told me my healing, deep love, and
care filled her with peace so she was able to
transition easily.
Knowing Mitsu’s mistrust stemmed from
his perception, I shared with him Eddy’s
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experience. I wanted him to know I wasn’t
trying to hurt him—and never would. He
understood and—thank goodness!—trusted
me again. After our discussion, he even let
me do energy healing for him. (Yes, it helped
him feel better, too!)
4.
THEY HAVE IN-
SIGHT INTO
OUR LIVES
Mollie asked me to check in on Clara, her
horse who had passed away. At the end of
her life, Clara had become violent, kicking
out and biting. When I connected with Clara
before she died, it felt like she was having
grand mal epileptic seizures. Her violence,
while not consciously deliberate or mean-
spirited, was still scary. After all horses
are big and Mollie could have been easily
injured.
Despite Clara’s difficult ending, Mollie
missed her and wanted to be sure she was
okay. When I connected with Clara, she
delighted in hearing from Mollie and shared
that she was enjoying being fit again.
Our conversation didn’t stop there. Surprise!
Clara wanted to give Mollie some advice.
Clara said, “Remember when I was trying
to kick out the walls of my stall? You need
to do this in your own life. I want you to kick
down the walls and the limitations you have
created to keep you small. Break out of
them!”
I asked Mollie if Clara’s feedback made sense.
She said, “Yes, Clara’s words really hit home!”
Mollie took Clara’s advice and is creating a