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MEMORIALS ....
Two of my creative loves include scrapbooking and animal communication. When dealing with the passing over of our animals I often have felt that we lack any type of grieving process to help us through this time. Unlike with people most times with animals we do not hold a service or a time when we can openly share with others how we feel and special memories. As a child I would often clip a lock of hair from my special furry friends and write a poem saying good bye to them and then tuck this all away in a keep sake envelope. Once I started dealing with people as an animal communicator I had an idea that I could offer doing a consultation with the passed over animal and then put it together in a form that could be framed or kept somewhere special as a reminder and a gift. I’ve found this to be helpful to people as it helps bring some closure especially once they are able to hear what their animal has to say after it has passed over. It is quite unique as I have found each animal has a sense not only of what they want to say but as well how they want it to be presented and it has been a pleasure for me to offer this service as part of what I can offer to people and their animal friends.
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from his cat Snoan....
Hi and thanks for the Consultation of which I am happy with; the only spark of curiosity I have is whom was waiting for her when she passed but c'est la vie I guess. The 'puppy-dog' bit was great because at the last place we lived, we did not have any neighbours and was surrounded by meadows and trees where Snoan would follow me into the woods and we'd go for a walk (no stick though but no big deal) and the 'bounding' bit was 'bang-on'. Snoan did this sort of thing right up to 16/17 years of age; I felt like Snoan
did this 'I am still a great hunter even at this age' bit to impress me (and yes, I was impressed !). I know what the Blanket bit is all about and the door can be interpreted in more than one way as I still leave all the doors ajar inside the Cottage so Snoan can get from room to room (can't help doing it). Anyway, thanks for everything and I feel heaps better because of this reading !
Regards and Happy Farming... Chris
SAMPLE MEMORIAL ....
I was asked to do a session for a retired cowboy whose last old horse had just died. Banjo was blind in one eye, and he surprised me with how specific his memorial report should look as well as what he said and the poignancy of his message.
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| Dear Deb .... I was very touched, as usual, by what my dear sweet girl said. I'm happy she is resting, I know her body and spirit were very tired and my heart aches that she went through so much. I tried so to help her and now I'm feeling guilty for trying to keep her around longer than she wanted or was able. I know that guilt is not necessary and that those feelings will go away. I know and often feel her around the house and garden but, from your knowledge and experience, when I have a very strong memory and longing for her, is that Katia letting me know she is around or just me remembering her sweetness? I really am doing okay, I know she is peaceful and happy and resting and waiting for her next adventure but there are moments (like now when I'm talking about her) that I turn into a sobbing mess. I am trying to keep my heart open (loving Katia was such a special experience) that to close up would not be good or right. G.C. is sweet and goofy and he is also very skittish and independent. He doesn't like being inside while to door is closed and always takes off to "sleep" somewhere else. I, of course, worry but know he is his own man. I don't talk about any of this with anyone so your lending my ear and taking the time are so very appreciated. No one speaks about Katia to me anymore and it's somewhat like she never was here so I can't say enough how good it is that someone does know that she is still with me in spirit. Merry Christmas to you and your family and your cherished grandson. I can tell, you are a very loving person and your family is lucky to have you! I will keep in touch, thank you for the invitation. Best wishes and lots of love to you Les |
