Soul Contracts Between Humans and Their Pets with Danielle MacKinnon | EOLU Podcast

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End-of-Life University

End-of-Life University

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My guest Danielle MacKinnon is an animal communicator who has been connecting intuitively with animals and pets for all of her life. She shares her experiences learning from animals and discovering that they are some of our best teachers for our own lives, even after they have died. She teaches others how to develop their own innate ability to communicate with their pets and discusses how to understand what our pets want us to know about the role they play in our lives and how to deal with our grief after they have died. Learn more about her work at her website:
www.daniellemackinnon.com/
This episode includes:
🍃 How Danielle discovered her talent for animal communication
🍂 Why our pet's "problems" are really a reflection of our own issues
🍃 How pets try to help us learn about and improve our own lives
🍂 The "soul contracts" we have with our pets and other animals
🍃 How to cope with grief over the death of an animal companion
🍂 Animals have their own timeline for life
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@alexandrasmith7682
@alexandrasmith7682 2 ай бұрын
I was driving home from the hospital where my Grandmother (who had raised me) had just died. I don't know why but I glanced online and noticed I would be driving by a rescue. I stopped there, it was 5.15pm and they closed at 5.30. The lady let me in anyway to look at the kittens. My Grandma had bred Siamese cats for a number of years, and I was telling the lady about it, when she exclaimed that some half Orientals had literally just been brought in. He was at the back of the cage and covered in poop, but it was an immediate union between us. He pushed to the front and jumped into my arms. Merlin ..... One of my very special soul mates.
@JamaicaMecrazy-tw2mx
@JamaicaMecrazy-tw2mx 2 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@timefoolery
@timefoolery 2 ай бұрын
The Cat Distribution System worked. ❤❤❤
@ExtremelyRadiant
@ExtremelyRadiant 2 ай бұрын
God Deal. Brilliant. ❤ I got my Lucy, as a 8 week old puppy, 2 months after I lost my mother. 😊 She saved my heart. ❤
@teresalopez7081
@teresalopez7081 2 ай бұрын
@alexandrasmith7682 what a magical story ❤ I found my Rebel (now over the rainbow 🌈 bridge). My cousin asked, “Did you see the pictures of the bobtails at the shelter?” I had wanted a bobtail kitty. So of course, I fell in love with one just based on the pictures. I was t sure if he was already spoken for, but I went in and he literally jumped out of the cage into my arms. I loved him for as long as he lived and til this day, love 💕 him with all my heart. He was so very special.
@sansankudo
@sansankudo Ай бұрын
🐾❤
@theresa29569
@theresa29569 3 ай бұрын
I brought a feral cat to my property (feeling i saved her). Then during covid she was my companion, my support. She saved me.
@teeniequeenie8369
@teeniequeenie8369 2 ай бұрын
That’s like my dog….he had a bladder blockage and cost me 7 grand in surgery…ppl thought I was crazy for paying that but when I got him years ago I was addicted to drugs and quite for him so he saved my life first..I owed it to him to save his in return.
@veronicapostel1175
@veronicapostel1175 2 ай бұрын
That is so uplifting. Thank you for sharing and how wonderful!​@@teeniequeenie8369
@geminimoon3480
@geminimoon3480 2 ай бұрын
@user-wq3yk1ox5w
@user-wq3yk1ox5w 2 ай бұрын
That’s beautiful. Brings tears to my eyes.
@btrous1
@btrous1 2 ай бұрын
So happy to have found you!
@kathyprior4281
@kathyprior4281 2 ай бұрын
We have it backwards! Animals and plants are more evolved than humans because they have to come remind us of unconditional love and who we really are! Without them, there wouldn't be any humans.
@monkeyseemonkeydo2597
@monkeyseemonkeydo2597 2 ай бұрын
I feel the same way 💕
@ellend9739
@ellend9739 2 ай бұрын
I love that too ! Indeed we are truly loved by them and it makes us feel amazing that a dog could love you so much ! And us love them ! 💖
@catpathcottage2995
@catpathcottage2995 2 ай бұрын
I always saw animals and plants as high beings then us. I never understood why people seemed to think the otherwise.
@yoursugarismine
@yoursugarismine 2 ай бұрын
Yes I believe that too, we’re so disconnected from everything and they’re not, they’re present, they know their purpose, they’re in touch with nature. We lost all that unfortunately
@ExtremelyRadiant
@ExtremelyRadiant 2 ай бұрын
Many have NOT lost that truth. 😇❤🐶
@karenbottam4064
@karenbottam4064 2 ай бұрын
My 13.5 yr old Labrador was waiting for me to come home. When I got there she was facing the garage door and in a bad way. I held her in my arms, after trying to lift her to get her to my car and help but she was too heavy and I couldn't lift her, she was so limp and struggling to breathe. I couldn't get a vet to my house so I sat in the garage with her holding her in my arms and I said to her twice, it's ok Baylee you can go now, told her how much I loved her and how lucky I was to have had her all her life. She took a couple more breaths and died in my arms. She knew she was dying but she wanted me to let her go. They are so precious and love us completely ❤
@asym8
@asym8 2 ай бұрын
❤🙏🏼❤
@rickimcfarland2269
@rickimcfarland2269 2 ай бұрын
I had a similar experience with my shih tzu. I took her to the park, one last time and there was someone there that helped me nurse my dog back to health.
@christinapomponio6452
@christinapomponio6452 2 ай бұрын
Oh God, I'm so sorry.
@karenbottam4064
@karenbottam4064 2 ай бұрын
@christinapomponio6452 thank you thats kind of u. I neglected to mention that was 4.5 yrs ago but it was quite traumatic. I cried everyday and after 5 months I knew I couldn't be without a dog. I have a beautiful English bulldog who just had her 4th birthday. Baylees ashes are still with me and always will be :-)
@shirleycooleyga
@shirleycooleyga 2 ай бұрын
Glad that you rescued another baby! That’s a wonderful way to shower your love onto another fur baby. I just feel better ❤️‍🩹 showing my love to animals. 🙏❤️🥰 Namaste 🙏
@TruthAngelPeace
@TruthAngelPeace 2 ай бұрын
I found an American Eskimo female dog who was almost dead. She must have been tortured because her front paws were broken and I had to carry her every where. Whatever happened to her made her very cautious, withdrawn but she exhibited profound selflessness. She seldom barked except when she really had to go outside to potty. I loved her with all my heart and she showed me the same love back. She lived for another 7 years must have had a heart attack and she died in my arms. I miss her terribly & cry every time I feel that love I had for her. She suffered in silence but I had to release her back into God’s arms. She is now watching over my loving Mom who is also in heaven.
@georgycolson6743
@georgycolson6743 2 ай бұрын
@cristinarossi7367
@cristinarossi7367 2 ай бұрын
@jacquihoy4021
@jacquihoy4021 2 ай бұрын
@tracyroberts6216
@tracyroberts6216 2 ай бұрын
@jeanmesseih3963
@jeanmesseih3963 2 ай бұрын
💞💞 Much love. That is such a moving story. I can relate to your experience and am always grateful when a beloved pet dies in my arms💞💞🐕🐕‍🦺🦮🐩
@renegsx1391
@renegsx1391 2 ай бұрын
My truest friends have been my animals. All rescue. ❤
@Mr93sharpei
@Mr93sharpei Ай бұрын
Same here
@madamdardis
@madamdardis Ай бұрын
Snap
@zabbott51
@zabbott51 Ай бұрын
Ditto
@bluerayfrequency7335
@bluerayfrequency7335 2 ай бұрын
I had a rescue Irish setter, His name was Adam. I had him for 6 months and he started having seizures. After many visits to the vet, they could not help him. I was crushed, we had an incredible bond. I took him to a local park and meditated with him, He told me to let him go. The night he crossed, he came to me in a dream. He flew with me on a carpet to Tibet, He took me to a lifetime we shared. I was a monk and he was a snow leopard. He took me to the Tibetan Snow Leopard Monastery, that now only exists in another dimension. He shared he came to be with me at this time to remind me what reality REALLY is.
@pineconebliss
@pineconebliss 2 ай бұрын
Wow ✨
@JamaicaMecrazy-tw2mx
@JamaicaMecrazy-tw2mx 2 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@natalierachellouisesantana
@natalierachellouisesantana 2 ай бұрын
Wow 🙏🏽
@myphd-myprisonhistorydiplo691
@myphd-myprisonhistorydiplo691 2 ай бұрын
Beautiful
@user-bc1rn2bt9s
@user-bc1rn2bt9s 2 ай бұрын
Wow when I was broken I was cuddled into the belly of a snow leopard in the mountains
@michelleelfazzate178
@michelleelfazzate178 2 ай бұрын
I accidentally killed my parrot,I loved her so much she was like my baby,I was unconsolable,3 days after her death I was sat crying in my living room when the whole room smelt of the most beautiful flowers,it's 14 years on now,I dream about her still and hope that she knows it was an accident 😢
@juliamyoung21
@juliamyoung21 Ай бұрын
She most definitely knows it was an accident that’s why she sent you flowers to help you feel better. God Bless.❤❤
@beccismith4454
@beccismith4454 8 күн бұрын
She knows!! And at the same time no death is an “accident” on the soul level… perhaps it was her time and what you “inadvertently” did was her soul’s path of least resistance and highest love 💕 🤗
@lyndaczegel3921
@lyndaczegel3921 2 ай бұрын
My Laddie died at 15 years when I was 12 years. I am now 75 years of age so, for me, it's been 63 years and I still cry because I miss him so much.
@loveandlight1953
@loveandlight1953 Ай бұрын
I know that child/animal love. I hurts so much, almost unbearable. I take solace in knowing I will see him again in heaven and he will be the first I hug. ❤
@GhostRider-cv5lb
@GhostRider-cv5lb Ай бұрын
Your Laddie is waiting for you. After my dog passed I had a dream and she was surrounded by light and was young and running around like a puppy. She was with my grandfather who was also young. It was the most vivid dream, and it touched my heart and I knew it was her telling me she was on the other side and he was taking care of her. We will see our beloved pets again.
@Buffcole1
@Buffcole1 Ай бұрын
Oh gosh, I'm so sorry. I hope God fills the void with light and love until you see him again!❤
@pennywhistle9060
@pennywhistle9060 Ай бұрын
I have been grieving the loss of my best friend, who was a brilliant, talented dressage horse. It's been 28 years since I had to let him go on, and I still miss him every day. He saved my life, and taught me so much. 💔
@felinaoreite
@felinaoreite 10 күн бұрын
🫂❤made me cry too...
@EllieM_Travels
@EllieM_Travels 2 ай бұрын
On the last morning of my little dog Dunbar’s life, I told him he had done such an amazing job of teaching me so many things by his example. I told him God is really proud of you! And I felt he really understood. He went for his nap later, and he passed away that day, at age 17.
@ParabnormalExperience
@ParabnormalExperience 2 ай бұрын
that is beautiful thank you I too have learned been taught so much by my dog from years ago & now my cat and it is like God is teaching me thru them, 💜🌱🐾👣🌾🕊
@redonionsyummy
@redonionsyummy 7 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing about Dunbar:)
@rosierain3398
@rosierain3398 2 ай бұрын
I grew up with pets but when I became an adult I never wanted any pets for 35 years, I didn’t consider myself an “animal person” but then my adult son told me he wanted a rabbit and I thought “how stupid” 😮 but I reluctantly went to the pet shop with my son and I was the first to hold the rabbit while my son was buying the food he needed etc. and every time I visited the rabbit at my son’s house I never wanted to leave him and sometimes I would go there to sit by his cage and feel how unconditionally I loved him and then began to notice how neglected he was unintentionally by my son who was addicted to drugs, and one day I went to visit and the rabbit had no water or food and I told my son I’m taking him with me right now…. And “Bunz” has been my very best friend ever since, I love him more than any human or anything else in my life and he changed me so deeply that I realized after I got him that I don’t think I ever experienced that level of love before in my life 😢💗it’s so sad and so happy at the same time - I cannot even imagine life without my Bunz - I was a shell of the person I am now before he appeared in my life and I am forever grateful to him and for him, I always tell him every single day he is the love of my life
@rosierain3398
@rosierain3398 2 ай бұрын
Now I have 3 rabbits 😂
@claire4974
@claire4974 2 ай бұрын
@@rosierain3398😂 three rabbits 🐇! Lovely
@TumbleweedUSA
@TumbleweedUSA Ай бұрын
Well said! You are a very good writer!
@Michele-hz3iw
@Michele-hz3iw Ай бұрын
Funny how things work out. And I’m sure that’s what he’s to teach you🙂
@pussycat_we_love_you_rescue
@pussycat_we_love_you_rescue Ай бұрын
Couple of things popped in my mind. Shark attack meanings and mosquito bites.
@Kayenne54
@Kayenne54 2 ай бұрын
Couple of weeks ago, a Fairy Wren (young male) landed on the outside of my laundry screen door, and called to me. At first, I thought he was getting little spiders, but he stayed there, staring in at me and still calling. So I gently opened the door, he flew to the handrail about a foot away, and chirped at me again. Then he flew into some vines on the fence. I couldn't see anything amiss with him, so I went out and did what I'd intended to do. Coming back to the laundry door, I heard fluttering, and a female fairy wren landed on the outside power point fitting, she had a long strand of web caught around her left foot, it was gathering debris and weighing her down. She was about 10 inches from me, max. I tried to get the end of the web, but she lost balance, fell down, I went around a bit upset, thinking she'd harmed herself, but she got back up, flew (after a few false tries) into an ornamental bamboo we've got growing under the patio. So I quietly went over, peered in, and she's sitting on a little frond, quite tired, I slowly removed the web and stuff from her foot (pretty sure I got it all, it seemed to come off all of a piece). She still sat there quietly through that. Then as I withdrew my head from the shrubbery, sitting about four inches from my face was the male Fairy Wren. Just watching me. I put some water and little seeds up high, because she was so tired she stayed there until at least 11pm that night. They were both gone back to where they usually live the next morning. It was absolutely magical.
@valeriem.8787
@valeriem.8787 2 ай бұрын
How wonderful that you did such a sweet kindness for that precious soul. It's great that you were so observant and intuitive. ❤
@deborahsilver8301
@deborahsilver8301 2 ай бұрын
@Stacey0909
@Stacey0909 Ай бұрын
You rock!!! ✨️💪💫
@hshfyugaewfjkKS
@hshfyugaewfjkKS Ай бұрын
I have been blessed to have a few experiences like this. It's profound.
@Kayenne54
@Kayenne54 Ай бұрын
@@hshfyugaewfjkKS it totally is. Practically made my entire decade, and I've had some amazing experiences with animals and birds over the years...🙂
@dragonclaws9367
@dragonclaws9367 2 ай бұрын
I had an orb weaver spider who lived in my car mirror for a year. It would come out when I parked and make a web, then go behind my mirror when I would drive. I was very sad in November when it was the end of our cycle together. ❤ I still miss that plucky little spider. We had a great run together, Arachne.
@Baptized_in_Fire.
@Baptized_in_Fire. Ай бұрын
My ex and I had one in the upper corner of the front doorway. We were sad when someone helping us move a fridge accidentally killed her. I still love those spiders. They're so chill
@roxanemontegna9867
@roxanemontegna9867 5 күн бұрын
Even the smallest one has a soul.❤
@Ryebread37
@Ryebread37 2 ай бұрын
My dog passed August of 2022 and I have been so upset about it. I have his collar hanging from my rear view mirror in my car and have his favorite toy on my bookshelf. I asked for a message from him that he was okay and that he knows how much I love him and not that long after my mom sent me a package in the mail containing a book for me to use with my tarot readings to incorporate astrology into them and I was just expecting the book and a card but, my mom also sent something else and it was so unexpected but i immediately knew my message had been heard. I hadn't brought up my dog in quite some time but, she had an ornament made for me that was a paw print with angel wings and in the middle of the paw print was my dog's name, Tucker. I immediately burst into tears and said thank you for letting me know you're doing just fine my good boy. That night I woke up in the middle of the night to the feeling of a cold wet nose on the back of my arm but no one was there and I knew it was him. ❤
@Sonieta03.
@Sonieta03. 2 ай бұрын
My little dog came to my life by sincronicity, I was thinking so much in a Maltese and suddenly a person that was very kind with me just told me that they knew someone giving a Maltese, and he told me, you are not going to be alone anymore, and it's so true
@Ryebread37
@Ryebread37 2 ай бұрын
@Sonieta03. aww, that's so sweet! I love that so much! They always seem to come into our lives at just the right time. 😊❤️
@scouthmk2312
@scouthmk2312 2 ай бұрын
yes indeed rye bread, yes indeed.❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾
@Ryebread37
@Ryebread37 2 ай бұрын
@@scouthmk2312 😊❤️🐾
@hasafa9580
@hasafa9580 2 ай бұрын
😢❤
@user-eu4re2rg5e
@user-eu4re2rg5e 2 ай бұрын
Cats were the saviours in my childhood and adult life. . They were the only source of comfort for my pain. Without them I doubt I would still be here. ❤ long live the cat!❤
@jerrychetty2524
@jerrychetty2524 2 ай бұрын
I have had a lump on my testicle for about 20 years and I never bothered to check it out, but about 2 years ago I started getting pains. But when I sit down to play with my dog Leo - a South African boerboel - he just nudges me a few times between my legs and within 3 days the lump disappeared. Thank you my dear Leo sent by God's love
@user-yv9fq5ym9w
@user-yv9fq5ym9w 2 ай бұрын
How did you go 20 years without checking out a LUMP on your TESTICLE???!!! SMH.
@bigdawgz4530
@bigdawgz4530 2 ай бұрын
I lost my soul mate St.Bernard to cancer on Valentine's evening. We had been together for 10 yrs & he got me through the years of being the sole 24/7/365 caregiver to my elderly mother with Alzheimer's. When everyone else....my friends, my sibling....walked away & abandoned me, Herbie was always there. I was SO stressed from the caregiving, the loneliness, the isolation & the money worries & I cried myself to sleep in his floof on many, many nights. I honestly don't think I would have made it through if it hadn't been for him & I'm struggling so much now without him. It's been nearly a month now & I still cry for him every day. I've had dogs my entire life & this isn't the first time I've had to deal with their passing but this has been, by far, the HARDEST.
@chasethecat3839
@chasethecat3839 2 ай бұрын
Somewhere close to you, in a shelter, sits a dog about to be put down, euthanized. He just doesn't understand what he did wrong or bad to end up there. He just wants love And in return, will be a loyal faithful friend . In the meantime, I'm very sorry for your loss. Your story caught in my chest. God blesd
@chasethecat3839
@chasethecat3839 2 ай бұрын
It was that it was Valentines Day that choked me up. I think it was that day because he wanted you to know that dogs AKWAYS love their human.
@melissamoonchild9216
@melissamoonchild9216 2 ай бұрын
I feel your pain 🖤
@cynthiavitagliano7126
@cynthiavitagliano7126 2 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry for your loss. I too lost my Shtuti on that day. She was 16yrs old, grey cat who I adored. She slept on my chest most nights and was always by my side. Luckily I have other pets but I sure miss my little girl. 💔🙏
@scarhill7613
@scarhill7613 2 ай бұрын
dogs are truly our earth angels that help us to get through so much, they support us in every area. Don't wait long to get another pup, let the pup pick you. Honor your dog by moving forward, when you are ready.
@lauramcgrael4842
@lauramcgrael4842 2 ай бұрын
I yelled at my kid and my cat slapped me. Made me think. Esp when I see the morals, ethics & caring my cat family have with their family. Great little teachers and friends
@8goodgod
@8goodgod 2 ай бұрын
Hello.. Dear.. How are you doing today.. how's your day going over there.. I hope you're having a beautiful day..🏵🏵?
@1970joedub
@1970joedub Ай бұрын
😂
@user-et2fj8xm5l
@user-et2fj8xm5l Ай бұрын
It’s still ok to yell at your child
@Nozarks1
@Nozarks1 Ай бұрын
How cute. Such a smart cat. ❤
@susantaylor2937
@susantaylor2937 Ай бұрын
lol this made me laugh. That cat really loved your daughter! ❤
@pamelaf.2776
@pamelaf.2776 2 ай бұрын
A few years ago I found my soulmate. It was so hard to believe this person existed. We were so in love, every day was a blessing. Then he was passed away suddenly and I was devastated, depressed, on the verge of ending my life. A few weeks later a puppy showed up in my life. I believe she is our spiritual child. My life was saved because of her. She is a manifestation of unconditional love that he and I shared.
@brighiddara8414
@brighiddara8414 2 ай бұрын
That’s beautiful. We recently got a new pup after our last beloved Pekingese passed. The pup we got (Minnie-Millie) was the one this widow was thinking she’d get til she found out one of the puppies sibling’s name was Jo-Jo. Well her husband Joe that had recently passed, everyone called him Joe-Joe. Just like you, she knew this dog was sent to her.
@hasafa9580
@hasafa9580 2 ай бұрын
@mamawren2795
@mamawren2795 3 ай бұрын
I was working for a family that was abusing their animals. I took their Rottweiler and tried to keep her safe with me. She kept telling me she had to go back because she was with that family to help the children: the father was abusing them. I loved her so much but she ended up back with the family. I always tell her I love her, I know she feels it.
@FaytheInGod
@FaytheInGod 2 ай бұрын
Why didnt you report the father? No one wins, including the dog if the "father" is allowed to continue his abuse of people, children & animals.
@juliastephenson173
@juliastephenson173 2 ай бұрын
Hmmmm. A shame you didn’t report the father. Poor dog. I wonder if he really wanted to return or if you got fed up with the Poor dog
@ik7482
@ik7482 2 ай бұрын
I hope you still report the parent! that's disgusting
@BunnyRabit-yo3lx
@BunnyRabit-yo3lx 2 ай бұрын
Reporting doesn't usually result in much. It's sad when you realise this. If you have very hard evidence maybe then, they would have to do something. But historically police have a tendency stand behind male abusers or have their hand tied due to lack of evidence. Probably varies depending on which country you are in and other specifics. Also, the abuser could just say it's a disgruntled employee making up claims and then the person would lose their job which achieves nothing. I hope things change for the better. I'm not saying don't report. But you have to collect very solid evidence and you have to protect yourself first because the report may just end in you losing your job and nothing else. Detailed diaries of your witness account are one of the best ways to collect evidence. Edit: After leaving the position it is definately more safe to report. But please don't judge this person.
@mamawren2795
@mamawren2795 2 ай бұрын
@@BunnyRabit-yo3lx thank you for the comment. I did report child and animal abuse 5 times and the cops kept telling me they knew things were going on there but they couldn’t do anything. The family had a LOT of generational wealth.
@Tigers999
@Tigers999 Ай бұрын
These comments from viewers are just about the most beautiful little writings that I’ve seen on a you tube channel💝Clearly a bunch of people with warm hearts
@user-ij1hx1lk1d
@user-ij1hx1lk1d 5 күн бұрын
Animals, pets, have pure souls. The love they give us is unconditional. There is much to learn from them!
@user-bm3mh5ik2r
@user-bm3mh5ik2r 2 ай бұрын
My beautiful cat Mia, just passed away about an hour ago. I took a break from sitting with her in bed and found this video. When I went to check her she was gone. I feel such a deep longing for her loving spirit there is no way to express the loss, the emptiness and still hard to believe she is gone. She had been sick on and off for a long time, and always rallied and came back to me. I had no thot of her passing today, but she did. Thank you for this helpful information, I had been feeling guilt for this and that and now I can let that part go. She was such a bright and loving spirit, and beautiful, the colour of honey. I called her my honey bunny cat. She was almost 20yrs old. Thank you for all these videos , I will no doubt listen to quite a few while going through this loss. God Bless all animals and those who have deep loving connections with them. M+Cats 💙
@karenmia6696
@karenmia6696 2 ай бұрын
So sorry for your loss. Your souls will reunite one day ❤ God bless you.
@moondovefoxglove5464
@moondovefoxglove5464 2 ай бұрын
Oh, my, your presence of mind to be here with this energy as you simultaneously grapple with your dear kitty’s unexpected passing just in these last few hours deeply moves me. May the memory of your many bright years together continue to warm your spirit. Peace be with you!
@brightwithspirit
@brightwithspirit 2 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry. That's a deep longing. So blessed she had a long life with you. ❤❤❤
@jeanmesseih3963
@jeanmesseih3963 2 ай бұрын
Condolences and love 💞💞
@monkeyseemonkeydo2597
@monkeyseemonkeydo2597 2 ай бұрын
Life isn’t forever but love is 💕
@franceslock1662
@franceslock1662 2 ай бұрын
I was a sceptic but something weird happened. I had to take my son’s elderly, sick, suffering dog to get put down. I had always helped him look after her and on the day we spent quality time together, I was upset. After the vet put her down weird things happened. In two weeks three different lost dogs came to my gate. I looked after them, fed them, loved them, and called the council so they could be reunited with their owners. One was a dog from a country farm that got off the back of a farm Ute vehicle. Two were local dogs who got out of their yards and their owners were looking for them. The council started to think I was doing it! Then it stopped. So weird. My child now goes to one of the Saint Francis of Assisi schools. There is a spiritual dimension that we don’t like to acknowledge. We need to get over pride in being too rational and intelligent for all that.
@deborahsilver8301
@deborahsilver8301 2 ай бұрын
@Baptized_in_Fire.
@Baptized_in_Fire. Ай бұрын
Metaphysics is highly rational
@lorilimper5429
@lorilimper5429 2 ай бұрын
I had such a deep connection with my dog who passed 2 years ago. We could read each others minds. She had a slow progressing cancer of the blood vessels. She lived for 3 years beyond diagnosis. Most of this was quality time, but the last few months were really bad. Ups and downs and she simply would not give up. In her last week I woke up to her frantically licking my face. In those moments when I felt her panic, I was finally able to sense what she had been hiding from me. As weakened as she was, she was pretending to be strong and would not let go because she was so worried about me. For the next few days I put on a brave face and told her I would be fine, but she could read my heart and held on until I finally called for assistance. I sang to her as she passed. For weeks I looked for signs, but it wasn't until I focused on happy memories and offered her some bites of my sandwich that I felt her joyful presence by my side. I know without a doubt she was there by my side and she visited me often after that. But only visited when I focused on happy times. She does not want me to remember her bad days.
@lorilimper5429
@lorilimper5429 2 ай бұрын
I am still working out what she was here to teach me but this video has inspired me to explore this further. It's like it's there and very strong within my heart but I'm not yet able to put it into words.
@LindaClinger
@LindaClinger 2 ай бұрын
My dog, Mocha 🌈 absolutely led me to my healing work. She was ill and I had heard about Reiki. Upon looking up Animal Reiki in my state, the only name that came up was my spouse’s nurse practitioner. She worked with Mocha and became my teacher and I went on to study with her teacher and now work full-time as an energy healer.
@KenyaKonspiracyKorner
@KenyaKonspiracyKorner 2 ай бұрын
this made my heart sing
@roxanemontegna9867
@roxanemontegna9867 5 күн бұрын
Linda, how does one usually learn how to do energy work if they don't know someone like your teacher? I'm interested. ❤
@KenyaKonspiracyKorner
@KenyaKonspiracyKorner 5 күн бұрын
@@roxanemontegna9867 attunement is what Reiki Practioners require. Opening Yourself up to the channel is another key. and going through that door, become the door and key.
@LindaClinger
@LindaClinger 5 күн бұрын
@@roxanemontegna9867 Well, I’d recommend looking around your local community…usually on social media. If you have friends who ever speak about energy work, maybe talk with them to see who they know. Google also can be a little helpful. On social media, try using hashtags that include your town’s name. So if you are looking for Reiki, use #reiki and add your town’s name, for instance #reikimytown. Yoga studios oftentimes at least know of someone. Metaphysical /crystal stores are usually very connected to the energy workers in the area, Also, when there are metaphysical fairs near you, go to them. Watch the different practitioners and see what draws your interest. HERE’s the KEY THING….TRUST YOUR GUT! If you meet someone and their energy feels a bit off, then don’t engage with them. Just ask the Universe to guide you to the right modality for you at this time and follow the little nudges. In my opinion, It is all Divine timing. Best wishes 💜💜💜
@lisarae8160
@lisarae8160 2 ай бұрын
My husband and I are amused how our cats telepathically communicate with us, and we understand, usually by body language. But we always tap into what they are desiring.
@mariannesassano803
@mariannesassano803 2 ай бұрын
I once had a dream before We made a family decision to adopt a dog from a nearby shelter . I dreamt of her name , Ruby . I told my husband we would name her that. All the kids were so excited! Her name was Ruby !!! She wasn’t young as the shelter reported, was cowering and had no fur around her collar … The abusive owners didn’t even bring her into the shelter, but tied her outside . My husband and I looked at each other with tears ,and said that we had to take her into our family . We took her to a holistic vet , she lived many years and was a treasure to our family. My husband would get on his hands and knees and feed her to gain her trust when we first got her . We felt she was beaten by a man .She loved all of us unconditionally. My husband passed sadly too young from cancer , but I know his is with the 2 dogs we had in our family . The second one ,Rosie sat by his Wheelchair though his whole illness and stayed with me for 6 months until I had to put her to rest . I haven’t had a dog in 5 years and your podcast has helped me immensely. I will purchase the books too . Danielle is an awesome Blessing. Thank you .
@monkeyseemonkeydo2597
@monkeyseemonkeydo2597 2 ай бұрын
Sending much love to your caring and loving heart. ❤️
@charliesangelwannabe
@charliesangelwannabe 2 ай бұрын
I've taken in my sister's cat when there were times she couldn't keep him. I've loved him whole hearted ly and missed him when she took him back. Honestly, on an ayahuasca trip once, it was clear he was worried about me. He sat staring at me, and in the dark, we had a moment I'll never forget. I heard him and his concerns. That bond has been so strong and he's good about communicating with me. He knows my words and hand gestures but this more than him just being intelligent.
@mariannesassano803
@mariannesassano803 2 ай бұрын
What a wonderful share , when my father passed , my pup Rosie ran into my parents house and let out a cry and sat sadly near his chair , and licked my tears away . My friend John had a very special bond with a feral cat , Stinky . He lived 15 years on his property and they shared a special telepathic communication . He is buried in Johns favorite Grateful Dead shirt , underneath the gorgeous chestnut tree. This was a wonderful podcast !
@chasethecat3839
@chasethecat3839 2 ай бұрын
Whoa....thats heavy. ​@@charliesangelwannabe
@jindih
@jindih 2 ай бұрын
We got a puppy who is now nearly 2. He was 13 weeks when we got him. I couldn’t with my life being so disrupted and so gave him away to my friend. A few days later I got him back. I have never cried so much in life as I did when I was missing him so much. Now I call him my Velcro dog. I love him so much. He opened my heart that had been closed for some 20 years. I am so grateful to my Benji. I wouldn’t be without him now.
@Happyhippy70
@Happyhippy70 2 ай бұрын
I saved my kitty. Ham was so sweet. He was born in the cold of a barn Oct 31. A bad virus in his eye, horrible cold. Sneezed every 2 seconds. His first home could not make him better. She gave him to me on the promise I would do everything to save him. He couldn't eat, hardly moved. 4th day he showed improvement. 7th day full of off the wall energy. He was a very happy kitty. He never grew very big. But full of zest for life. It took 3 yrs to fix his eye. He was 11 and a bit when he blew a gasket. The vet came to our house, putting him down was the most painful. The ground was frozen, so we left him in his Favorite box with his Favorite shirt. I pet him for awhile. So thankful for him and his love. As his nose was to bleed, I told him I had to put his body in the freezer. I loved him to much to watch him get messy. I watched his ball of light pop out of his body and go right through the wall. We made a specual box. This box and Ham well return to the earth in the same time. He has his grave, I see him several times a day. My dog talks to me, lol Mostly uses his words. Siberian huskey I taught him how to talk.
@brightwithspirit
@brightwithspirit 2 ай бұрын
You saw his spirit pop out of his body! That's so cool. I'm sorry for your loss but so happy you see him. Xo
@harrynut3044
@harrynut3044 3 күн бұрын
Sorry for your loss....happy you Know (not believe) He is alive and well waiting for You when it's your time. I pray my Baby comes to visit me , 23 year old cat..my Baby, died 2 days ago.
@janelahmeyer1006
@janelahmeyer1006 2 ай бұрын
this true phenomena info needs to get out to heal the collective’s mistreatment and misunderstanding of animals thinking they are non sentient property. what a beautiful healed world immersed in sharing love it will be
@Wanderlust246
@Wanderlust246 2 ай бұрын
You are 100% right!
@parinitmarquard6367
@parinitmarquard6367 2 ай бұрын
Yes ,and ITS Not only pets but also wild animals and Farm animals.❤
@Curious_Skeptic
@Curious_Skeptic 2 ай бұрын
Sadly, had to surrender my two dogs. I had a major mental break and severe suicidal depression. I knew I couldn't properly give them the love they deserved. More than any human I would ask for forgiveness, I hope these beautiful animals will forgive me for letting them down. Divorce is no joke. It nearly killed me. Dogs suffered for no good reason beyond my own broken heart. They are in a lovely new hone together. So happy ended to the story for them. Dogs are the most amazing creatures. Their bond and loyalty is beyond compare. I hope i get to see my babies again in the next life.
@mickiking306
@mickiking306 Ай бұрын
I’m so sorry for your depression. I’ve been there to.. now I’m climbing out and got two kitties.. when I cry my kitten will put both paws on my cheeks and catch my tears. Animals are wonderful 🥰❤️
@Curious_Skeptic
@Curious_Skeptic Ай бұрын
@@mickiking306 That is so beautiful. I miss my dogs at times. Sometimes, I forget them completely. Other times it's hard to accept where I've gotten myself. I hope to enjoy animals again soon. I've been visiting my friends horse farm. Soon moving in as a room mate, and she owns a cat. Hopefully, I'll get some love from kitty. LOL. It would be some time before I'd look to own an animal again. The world is so judgmental. The hateful things said about me giving these dogs up really hurt. Thanks for sharing . I could use those kitty paws right now. LOL.
@heaa8617
@heaa8617 21 күн бұрын
@@Curious_Skeptic It's hard not to focus on those who are hatefully judgemental; probably because we are really the one hating our self, don't you think? I do this, attack myself.... and so I know when I take those sort of fearful people seriously, it's time for me to self reflect on how I judge myself and they are just agreeing with this illusion!!... and so I find ways...like visualisation - make myself visualise the lovely things (a flower I remember, a butterfly landing on my little son's finger and staying, a sunrise or imagining one) or slow down and listen to my breathing to stay in the now, or walk and make myself feel each step, or pray or learn a beautiful verse off by heart so that I can repeat it at these times (I've learned a lot of verses now!).... bit by bit being able to extend these moments that replace our own mean-mind, which is only mean because it is scared...of what!? We don't really know! SO it becomes a choice whether to focus on the fear or on the work to stay in the right now. Like the which wolf do you feed story...the fearful wolf or the loving one. The more you feed the loving one the more she will grow. When in actual FACT you love your dogs so much you recognised that they needed a different setting whilst you gather yourself. You were so FULL OF LOVE that you managed to do this. I really admire you. You are selfless and kind, compassionate and so beyond your depression that you could see what was needed.
@24sparker24
@24sparker24 4 ай бұрын
So comforting . My Shanti ( beagle) had to cross over after14 years. We have an amazing story how we found each other and traveled again. When she passed , she send me pictures of her from the other side. It helps me so much
@realjenniibee
@realjenniibee 2 ай бұрын
You should make a video about this! I would love to hear more
@kathryndalton9867
@kathryndalton9867 2 ай бұрын
How
@btrous1
@btrous1 2 ай бұрын
Wow! Beautiful
@cathymarshall366
@cathymarshall366 2 ай бұрын
We lived in an apartment building(7 floors) before we bought our home and there was a fire on the first floor.A tenant was smoking in bed and she burned.My cat smelled the smoke and meowed and meowed and woke us up.We wouldnt have died b/c the cops came and the fire dept but just saying--she was an alarm system and she warned us.She lived to be 21 yrs old,Her name was sugarpuss.
@corinnetodd4807
@corinnetodd4807 Ай бұрын
It's been 10 years since 4 of mine passed and the grief is still awful at times
@GerryKoch
@GerryKoch Ай бұрын
I adopted Mikey and Betty Black in 2013. Mikey was 13 and Betty was 12; Betty lived to be 19 and Mikey lived to be 22. It was a lonely period in my life, and those years with them turned my life around. Love. Nothing but love.
@kathymcmc
@kathymcmc 10 күн бұрын
Were they black rabbits?
@nancybathe9391
@nancybathe9391 2 ай бұрын
my 17yo Norwich Terrier suffered from a spinal tumor in her last few years and had limited mobility and required being carried outside several times a day. She had lost interest in toys around 10yo and hadn't run on or off a leash in 3-4 years when she died. I knew when she would die overnight a few days after Christmas. I took her lifeless body, wrapped her in a towel and took her to a pet crematorium about an hour away. All the way home, I felt my scalp tingling like crazy, nonstop--this is how I know spirit of loved ones are near. And that night as I lay in bed, I could sense her running around near the ceiling and smiling and barking for joy and going back and forth between heaven and earth, finally able to use her legs again and she was so excited, she wanted me to know that she was playing and running again without suffering. I still tear up when I think about her sometimes, and it's been 4 years, but the love of my new dog is helping tremendously. Also, a dog I had that died when I was 14 still visits me sometimes--always at night he'll jump up on the bed!
@jeanmesseih3963
@jeanmesseih3963 2 ай бұрын
💞💞💞💞
@user-bm3mh5ik2r
@user-bm3mh5ik2r 2 ай бұрын
A big thank you to all the people who replied to my message about Mia passing away. It really helped me to read the kind and understanding comments, and stories about their own pets. Bless you, much appreciated. It is good to see the abundance of love is out there. 💙😻🧡
@bow5326
@bow5326 2 ай бұрын
In 1994 I travelled to the canary island La Palma and ended up staying with a couple I had met through a mutual friend. When I got to their house, they weren't home so I thought I'd sit in their courtyard and read while I waited. What I didn't know was that their dog, a pretty large (similar to an Alsatian) was on a long chain and I hadn't seen him and he hadn't seen or heard me, or so I thought as I was sure he'd have barked to warn me to stay away... (the courtyard was closed off on one side so I couldn't leave, and I didn't know how aggressive or protective a guard dog he was and I wasn't about to find out, being more of a cat person ) Anyway, I later learned the dog was ill as he'd been poisoned after eating poisoned meat on a nearby property where the Spanish farmer was trying to kill wild dogs with this poisoned bait. The dog had been to the vet and the owners had been told his kidneys would deteriorate and he'd die despite giving him medication. Now whether they trusted this medication to work or were simply too busy with their daily jobs and hobbies etc, they didn't pay him much attention in my opinion and I instinctively felt he was going to die sooner than his owners may have thought, I don't know. I ended up staying all day with him and giving him fresh water and lots of loving cuddles and tummy rubs as he showed me he trusted me completely, we had an instant bond. Mutual unconditional love. I tried to warn these new friends their dog was deteriorating but whether it fell on deaf ears because they were too preoccupied or still had hopes the medication they gave him in his food would give them time, I just don't know because I knew they loved their dog... I basically spent the first 4 days of my holiday looking after this beautiful soul almost all day and night, being hyper sensitive to his needs I somehow understood.... He could have gone anywhere on their 8 hectare property to die quietly under a tree or bush but he chose to be with me and wouldn't you know it his owners weren't home when his time came. I cried my eyes out as he died in my arms and felt incredibly honoured to have been allowed to help him, ease his suffering where I could and felt incredible amount of love from this beautiful soul I had met only days earlier. His owners seemed strangely shocked, almost surprised he'd died and upset they'd not heeded my warnings. But they were also grateful I'd looked after him ... 💔 Awwww, my gorgeous cat is sitting next to me as some tears rolled down my cheeks just now, recalling the events 😿 and he's petting my hand. He's my rock and all have have in this world. We are together 24/7 and I feel so fortunate to share my life with him. I know I wouldn't be here if it weren't for my cat.. 😻💜
@louiseann_venusandneptune
@louiseann_venusandneptune 2 ай бұрын
@kathymcmc
@kathymcmc 10 күн бұрын
Thank you for your kindness to the dog.
@alwayslearning8365
@alwayslearning8365 2 ай бұрын
Great topic. Before my dog passed last year I contacted an animal communicator to see if my dog was ready to pass on. The communicator said that he was ready to leave and that he would be reincarnating and return to be with me. This eased my trepidation about his transitioning. I am now waiting for signs that he is returning.
@laurakavanaugh5580
@laurakavanaugh5580 2 ай бұрын
Lovely!
@Buffcole1
@Buffcole1 Ай бұрын
How do you find an animal communicator?
@animaladvocate8938
@animaladvocate8938 Ай бұрын
Who was your animal communicator?
@animaladvocate8938
@animaladvocate8938 Ай бұрын
​@@Buffcole1I have used Charles Peden to communicate with my beloved pets. Maia Kincaid is fabulous but she doesn't do private readings anymore. She does teach animal communication courses through
@katefish3754
@katefish3754 11 күн бұрын
According to Danielle Mackinnon animals do not reincarnate
@5D_Ski
@5D_Ski 2 ай бұрын
Yesterday i was crying and my Copper licked my tears away as they were streaming! I cant with these angels😭❤️💫
@charlenecornwell5783
@charlenecornwell5783 2 ай бұрын
My 17 year Yorkie just passed this week. My heart is so heavy and sad and I miss her immensely. I truly feel that she is romping around, like a pup again, with her sister and I will see her again when it’s my turn to transition. 💔🐾🌈
@chasethecat3839
@chasethecat3839 2 ай бұрын
I'm so very sorry. I used to dog sit a little Yorkie.. that little bugger used 5o know he could roll in the dirty muddy creek water under my watch (she was white)..Jia name was Tully. The morning he passed his human called to tell me and we cried together on the phone but it's weird I saw your message cause I was just thinking about Tull Bear yesterday (he's been gone about 8 yrs and I randomly had a flood of memories about him). He must be trying to send me a message and I think I get it now. I'm so glad u commented. It all makes sense. He's sending me a msg. An answer to a prayer and question I've been asking God about my role in a situation involving animals. I can't even explain what just happened here. Goose bumps. All I was trying to do was send u a note to try and comfort and all this other stuff transpired. I am truly sorry about your loss. If ever I rescue a dog, I want to rescue a Yorkie. 😊❤
@dawnpratt4608
@dawnpratt4608 Ай бұрын
Sending love and light I hope you experience your lovely pet.
@lisathompson548
@lisathompson548 2 ай бұрын
My dog is a dickhead. That said i am his biggest supporter and he helps me when life gets rough. We play, love and walk muchly.
@Baptized_in_Fire.
@Baptized_in_Fire. Ай бұрын
Lol mine too. Malinois. Total dickhead. Lol. But we've been thru a lot together
@813lem
@813lem 2 ай бұрын
So i can barely see to type this through tears. Ive never shared this with anyone. I had a cat for about 10yrs. I had to have him put to sleep, i cant go into details right now, but i felt he was telling me it was time. I couldnt face taking him to the vet my mother took him. We were living there at thebtime so he knew her very well but Ive felt so so guilty ever since wondering if he really was ready and because i didnt take him myself. I mean the guilt literally consumes me at times and i keep looking for him to some how give me an answer.
@babajaga6613
@babajaga6613 2 ай бұрын
Rest assured that guilt is always present when our beloved companions depart... Did I do enough? Too much? Too soon? Too late…? All these are very common. The thing is, we will never feel “right” about the way they went because we don’t want them gone. We want them here with us forever. I have had to say good-bye to three of my cats over the years. Each passed in a different way - one was put to sleep by a vet who came to our home, the other one died a natural but long and agonizing death (before the vet was able to make it), and the third one died fighting a vet trying to cannulate him for an iv infusion. I’ve felt guilt over all three of them. My last one passed exactly a year ago and I’m still very much heartbroken about it. But he has sent me signs to let me know he’s still around. Talk to your cat, tell him everything, ask him everything. Trust your intuition when you receive an answer or a sign. Your rational mind will question it but you will feel comfort in your heart ❤️‍🩹
@813lem
@813lem 2 ай бұрын
@@babajaga6613 thank you🩵 The last one that passed actually died on the way to the vet. He had feline leukemia. He was a rescue, lived with us for 4 yrs. But its kind of a cool story, we were getting ready to leave for vets when he stood up and nose bumped me like six times. After we got home from the vets i took a nap and had a dream about him and i at a train station. We were waiting for the train when he did the same thing, i picked him up and he bumped my nose. Then he jumps on the train and i see him looking out a window, i waved said i love you and the train pulled out and he was gone.
@813lem
@813lem 2 ай бұрын
@@babajaga6613 thank you for the kind words and for taking the time to respond. I talked to him i thanked him for being part of my life and giving me the opportunity to be part of his. I feel a little better about it all now. I hope your day goes well. Thanks
@miakarlsson8981
@miakarlsson8981 2 ай бұрын
Hi! I think you would find great comfort in watching the " Next Level Soul Podcast" called Where do they go? It's a talk with another animal communicator called Karen Anderson✨️
@813lem
@813lem 2 ай бұрын
@@miakarlsson8981 thank you. I will.
@GrandmaSmith-jn1uy
@GrandmaSmith-jn1uy 2 ай бұрын
My Mother was an animal whisperer, and I was one as a younger child, but I grew out of it. I think that was because I had parents who lost interest in me and were not good parents for me. I was very angry by the time I was 2 1/2years. I still love critters and empathize with them. I helped rescue a litter of very new pups as a preteen, helping with every 4 hour feedings by putting a catheter down the tiny throats(terrifying). I got to keep one for my pet - she was my daughter. When I went away to college, my mother gave her away after I had left. I still miss her. I know that it was best that she was given to an older couple who needed a pet, so she got lots of love and affection. Still, coming home thinking she would be waiting for me, was just too cruel.
@kldimond
@kldimond 2 ай бұрын
For decades, I took all of this in two ways: 1. Not seriously; 2. Can't really let go of taking it seriously. Waking up has been a major trip. In October 2023, I was on a favorite forest trail, and came upon deer hunters with a kill (early bowhunt: a doe). Something particularly saddened or bothered me. I was ok with the hunt, with animals as food, etc. But something was wrong. I excused myself and moved down the trail. The disturbance in my inner being was very upsetting. ...like feeling the panic of a snare, I could feel that doe. I spoke to her. "Let it go. Let it go. You've done your thing here, and now let go." First, I had to get her attention. I felt her feel me. I spoke to her. Eventually, I felt her comprehend and relax. 3 weeks later, she visited me. A sweet simple report in: "I'm good. Thanks. See?" Even more outlandish to me is that the forest itself had expressed upset to me about her death two weeks earlier. It just needed me to hear and know. "We understand. Just... respect would be nice..." I connect with forests and so on, but I'm learning it in fits and starts. I look forward to what I will grasp next week... and how wildly more in a year.
@jeanmesseih3963
@jeanmesseih3963 2 ай бұрын
What a poignant story. Love to the forest and the doe💞💞
@GrandmaSmith-jn1uy
@GrandmaSmith-jn1uy 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. I think that I have a touch of psychic connection with nature, I feel in my very cells that God is everything. I always felt that everything is ONE. I feel physically pained when I see pictures of earth and forest that have been ravaged by storm or man. Videos of the animals and lands caught in the super fires in Australia will make me sob if I am not ready to see the effects. @@jeanmesseih3963
@ablanccanvas
@ablanccanvas 2 ай бұрын
What a beautiful connection you are experiencing. All the best to you on your new journey. 😌♥️🌟
@kldimond
@kldimond 2 ай бұрын
@@ablanccanvas thank you. So off of any chart I ever conceived. Pleases me, and I'm fascinated to see where it all takes me.
@noellenoli7129
@noellenoli7129 Ай бұрын
I love how you put it about not being able to take it seriously and not able to not take it seriously
@kathryndalton9867
@kathryndalton9867 2 ай бұрын
Brokenhearted our last dog died in October. 😢😢😢I have been holding her collar close to my heart even before I saw this. I knew exactly what she was saying to me. I'm dog whisperer. I know how they feel and just what they're thinking.
@robinr.9007
@robinr.9007 2 ай бұрын
@kathryndalton9867 “Brokenhearted our last dog ………………” 🌷 I’m so sorry for your loss - 🐕 Hugs
@carolmiles7474
@carolmiles7474 2 ай бұрын
Oh yes they do not live long.This is a very bad time for us when they die it destroys us,
@alexvandertoorn4678
@alexvandertoorn4678 2 ай бұрын
Let the soul go ,that is real love
@winniesue39
@winniesue39 2 ай бұрын
My cat Pandora saved me from a potential traffic accident early last year. Last week she managed to get back to me after her pelvis being crushed. Still don't know what happened. I thought I was going to lose her....but I talked to her all the way to the emergency vets 25 mins away. They said they wanted £1000 to xray and keep her overnight. Then op would cost £4000 I havent got money like that so I was preparing to say she would have to be put to sleep. Then a guy in reception said he would pay the £1000 for me. My friend set up a gofund page that night.....and another dear friend had just received her inheritance.....and between them....Pandora had her operation. I believe she is meant to be with me. She will be 2 in July. I love her so much ❤
@victoriafreese3805
@victoriafreese3805 2 ай бұрын
My beautiful Cassius (boxer) and I had a bond that was s0 profound that he became my life saver on a regular basis. I’m a fragile T1D. With no formal training, he saved my life regularly. Dragging me down the hallway to the refrigerator. I always went for juice when I dropped low. He jumped on me and woke me up. He wouldn’t stop! When I realized why I knew I had to get juice! When I dropped to the floor because I couldn’t stand. He grabbed my PJs and pulled me into the kitchen right to the fridge. I chugged the juice and passed out. When I woke up cold with the door wide open, he was then calm laying on my lap. From that moment on all he had to do was push me with his mush and I would drop EVERYTHING (“Yes dear.”) to check my BS. He was always right. When he let me know he was ready to leave, I knew. He let me know he couldn’t go on any longer. A medium told me EVERYTHING nobody should know about when I grieved for him. I was alone on his grave. From that moment on, I’ve been able to talk with him, all the time. ❤
@CelestialChorus9827
@CelestialChorus9827 Ай бұрын
My mini doxie died in my arms gasping for breath. He was fine the day before, but he was very old. I have not been able to get over it. I loved him with all my heart and I was not prepared for the swiftness, and manner in which I lost such a wonderful pet and family member. I still grieve, it was traumatic, one of the worst days of my life. ❤😢 I miss you Trigger.
@teamginger6359
@teamginger6359 29 күн бұрын
It is so true, that when it's time for an animal to go, we are the only ones that have a problem with it. I learned this lesson years ago, while I was force feeding my cat that had fatty liver disease. She looked up at me and telepathically said, "What's wrong with you? I'm ready to go!" I stopped. Instead, I spent time cuddling and loving her for her last day. ❤❤❤
@harrynut3044
@harrynut3044 3 күн бұрын
Sorry to hear about your loss. I just lost my kitty, Baby, 2 days ago. 23 years old. Worst pain iv ever felt.
@user-gn4dq3fw3z
@user-gn4dq3fw3z 2 ай бұрын
I think in years to come people will have much more understanding and respect for all animals, not just the select few we call our pets. All beings hold their lives to be their most precious possession 💥 Animals love unconditionally, not like a human being.🙏✨
@tofuneverbleeds
@tofuneverbleeds 2 ай бұрын
Agreed; veganism is a moral baseline, as all sentient beings should be respected and given autonomy to live on their own terms, not enslaved and exploited by humans. Open your heart to all animals; compassion is strength.
@parinitmarquard6367
@parinitmarquard6367 2 ай бұрын
Yes i am vegan too.....to Like to Hurt this beautifull beeings
@parinitmarquard6367
@parinitmarquard6367 2 ай бұрын
Dont......
@angelinafindlay1550
@angelinafindlay1550 2 ай бұрын
I struggle feeding my dog meat xx
@jac5824
@jac5824 2 ай бұрын
Animals are incredible. I was staff to 2 cat sisters. One was sweet and one was my greatest teacher. She hated her name so I had to change it. Once I did, things were much better. Her name went from Alainn (beautiful) to Dahlia (pretty spikey flower). Her sister loved her name Numa(the puma, fast as lightning). I had a heart horse who taught me so much and he told me things about a past life of mine that horrified me. He made me laugh so many times when I connected with him. Being able to communicate with them is such a gift.
@melissabakewell2433
@melissabakewell2433 23 күн бұрын
My husband brought home a cat that was asking for food at his job. She’s a beautiful black cat and it was at night when he brought her home. I couldn’t see her in the crate, so I brought her in to the bathroom and closed the door so the others were bombard her. She came out, got up on top of the crate and looked at me as if she was saying, “oh! There you are!” I made my hairs stand on end in the best possible way!! It was that moment that I realized that we don’t adopt them, they find us. 18 years later, she is about to leave me, but I know it’s not goodbye. ❤
@prussian5770
@prussian5770 12 күн бұрын
My cocopuff did that at the shelter.i had no money. I took a guy there to get a dog and to my surprise he paid for me to get her. I cried like a baby when he offered. We loved each other for 12 years. She was five when I got her and died from hyperthyroidism. I know she's still with me. She smiled at me a lot❤️❤️❤️❤️
@harrynut3044
@harrynut3044 3 күн бұрын
You said She is about to leave you...Did She ? I lost my 23 year old kitty "Baby" 2 days ago. My Soul is Crushed. Night number 3 as i type this....10:45pm and i'm getting ready to drive to the Crematorium. They were suppose to pick Her up today from the Vet's. I've gone back to the Vet's at like Midnight last 2 nights.....I KNEW her body was still there. I feel i have to go .....I dont know why....but until Her Ashes are here at home with me.....i feel like im leaving her by herself.......sounds so crazy. I never felt so much pain, confusion, constant crying and inability to focus on anything.
@lauriestauffer303
@lauriestauffer303 2 ай бұрын
I love it when I get signs! Around Easter a year ago, I had to put to rest my Lily (a 14 yr old shihtzu). It was an extra hard experience because I had long- covid and had lost weight and struggled w/fatigue for a few months; in the midst of that, my Lily started to fail too and I started grieving her during that time even thou the dear managed to rally abit for a month or so, jst as I started to get better. When it came time to let her go, I was more physically/emotionally able to deal w/it and felt so grateful for that little extra time we had together that she was temporarily better. Anyway, I found a picture of her I took later, in which she had a tiny white feather on her nose; it was so cute! Now when I think of her while walking my orher pup, I see them all the time! (And one evening in bed, as I was thinking of her and my 1st adopted girl, and missing them both, I said something like, "Peanut, I miss you too! Why dont you ever send me feathers? And you know, I'd kinda like to have a bigger one, if you gals can manage it!"...Would you believe, the "very next" day, I was out walkin Wicket and decided, on a whim, to go thru my back gate to enter the house, instead of going thru my front door w/him, like I generally do, and low and behold - there was a "bigger" pristine single white feather lying on the ground by the gate!! I picked it up and framed it! And aside from dreaming of them from time to time, my other favorite "sign" memory, happened around Christmas...I was thinkin of my Lil and missing her, and that very aftrn, when I came to a stop light out on errands, a tractor trailer went by infront of me and in BIG BOLD BRIGHT RED letters was the word - "LILY" (it's a company apparently but I'd NEVER seen it b4 in my life!). Anyway, keep your eyes and ears peeled and hearts open folk for signs from "your" beloveds! It's SOoooo awesome when they come thru! 🤗💜
@davecros4887
@davecros4887 2 ай бұрын
My dog and I are very telepathic always. We totally trust and respect each other and act as a team whenever we are together. I feel very blessed to have such a great dog.
@carolmiles7474
@carolmiles7474 2 ай бұрын
I never feel alone with my dog ,coffee shops every where ,people talk to me because of the dog ,never lonely xxuk
@glendaolsen9158
@glendaolsen9158 2 ай бұрын
My dog's human passed Mar 2, 2024. No one who saw them together ever doubted their bond. I came to the family about six years ago & she was VERY hesitant to share her daddy's time & affection. We miss him so💔💔💔
@kimdougay6374
@kimdougay6374 2 ай бұрын
(((❤))) How is she now with you?
@susanbuck4897
@susanbuck4897 2 ай бұрын
I worked at our local Hospice (community based,) in my early experiences as a Registered Nurse. I was already burned out from being an empath, a sigma female, and a single mom, the youngest in diapers when I started my academic training for my nursing degree. They were still elementary and kindergarten ages when I began working, first as a graduate nurse, and then RN, licensed in two states. I worked up to three jobs, shift work, part time or relief or just on call for a couple of years at least. The kids were off to the sitters in the evening before my nightshift, then I would pick them up from school the next day around 3 pm. They grew up in daycare. I was not a good mom as I was so stressed out and distracted all of the time. I finally worked in a full time position at Hospice. I had just turned 32 when I had been hired. I first got very disillusioned with the profession that I'd chosen, mostly out of survival needs. I did love it! I had a strong spiritual connection with it. I had just moved into my first home and mortgage when my father was killed by a drunk driver. The kids beloved grandpa. It was so hard...and I was pushed to work faster and whatever by a profession that should have had a better handle on grief. Suffice it to say that my life was spent serving too many masters...except myself, and therefore my children were very subjected to toxic energies so early. I had remarried during that time, which turned ever more abusive. I was judged and treated differently my whole life, I believe because of my obvious connection to deeper truths. Fear. I have sought these truths my entire life, feeling that I walked two different paths, sensing the inherent lies of the shared consciousness, even the incongruities of our faith as a cradle Catholic. I am in my early 60's, I've been disabled since 2014, I've had surgeries and titanium parts in various areas. I worked in ambulatory care for nearly 14 years at an HMO. I've been in the medical profession for years, in varying capacities-my entire adult life. I've lived on both sides of the corporate machine, including the machinations of a corrupt government and especially regarding BIG Pharma, and other big interests that pull all of the strings of government, raking in trillions in profits, and an ever wider gap between the American Oligarchy and the majority of the rest of the population. I have had years now to recuperate and research for answers to my sense of needing to understand more and more. The lies of the forbidden knowledge of the universe. The ever-expanding archeological and space exploration with the JWST are exploding with more and more evidence of truths Long buried, suppressing man's true potential as they were to know about their own soul contracts, or how to contact higher frequencies and vibrations. How to open centers in the brain long left to atrophy and disuse--that can surpass the lies of the 3D chaos. My personal soul contract is to be a voice in changing these systems of greed, and start a revolution for Medicare For All that supports functional medicine as the forefront of true health care, and individual nutraceuticals determined by function medicine doctors through WHOLE (Holistic) BODY TESTING, and rooting out the true sources for the dis-ease. To encompass such things as QHHT (Past Life Regression Therapy, or Quantum Healing Hypnosis techniques.) Meditation. Even Pet Therapy. Mind-Body-Spirit!!
@monicaluketich6913
@monicaluketich6913 2 ай бұрын
Over the 40+ years, I've had cats (mostly), dogs, chickens and goats, I've decided that they train us rather than we training them. My dog and cat had taught me how to understand theirs needs and wishes. And now, they use the same signals to let me know - it's really strange when my dog learned to tell me if he needed food or water by standing outside the crate. Left side was food and right side was water. The cat started mimicking him to let me know. Animals learn and teach us signals much fasting then we teach them.
@Nozarks1
@Nozarks1 Ай бұрын
So true. It also shows that they’re more intelligent than us.
@RatedArggg
@RatedArggg Ай бұрын
I'm so grateful for animal psychics. I hired one to heal my reactive dog. She healed a lot of her pain, fear, and even corrected a head tilt caused by an early-life injury. She's so much calmer now. BTW, both of my dogs chose me when I went to the shelter. They were very obvious about it.
@animaladvocate8938
@animaladvocate8938 Ай бұрын
Who was the psychic?
@randybaker6722
@randybaker6722 2 ай бұрын
My Jack Russel would get in the middle of any kind of argument or raising your voice, she would bark at you and make you stop. 15 years of Love❤
@lpgfamily5
@lpgfamily5 8 күн бұрын
I have 5 dogs, 3 cats, 10 chickens, 2 bunnies, and a handful of feral kitties that I can’t even touch. I’d like to say I’m here to care for them but I think they are here to provide for me and that’s just the size of support team I need!
@roslyndrayton6716
@roslyndrayton6716 2 ай бұрын
Wow, I really enjoyed listening how animals connect with us. My story is my partner and I were cycling home, had to ride past a lake and this little yellow fluff ball, a duckling about 3 weeks old was without a mother. My partner was riding in front of me and then in the corner of my eye she came running up to me. Now Jackie, she is nearly a year old, she's very much apart of the household and she's a little character. I'll still working out why she came into our lives? She's very adorable.
@LorettaLovette369
@LorettaLovette369 2 ай бұрын
My little doggie Romeo got hit about 2 weeks ago he was a little over a year old and he literally saved my life just by loving me... He was Amazing and I miss him very much
@8goodgod
@8goodgod 2 ай бұрын
Hello.. Dear.. How are you doing today.. how's your day going over there.. I hope you're having a beautiful day..🏵🏵?
@kathymcmc
@kathymcmc 10 күн бұрын
Very sorry for your loss.
@lisamurray9700
@lisamurray9700 2 ай бұрын
I studied hypnosis past 2 years and while having a friend under hypnosis i was able to verify what I already thought that my 3 year old bull dogge is the reincarnation of my boxer I was so sure! And go confirmation! I feel so blessed
@Nozarks1
@Nozarks1 Ай бұрын
So happy for you. My present dog is also a reincarnation of a previous dog. It’s such a magical, miraculous and satisfying feeling.
@cleo1827
@cleo1827 18 күн бұрын
I lost my emotional support doggy and am holding on for the chance to have her again. She saved my life so many times she deserves endless happiness on the other side. I truly believe we have lived lifetimes together, I never felt so seen and understood by anyone. Wise doggy beyond words. I’ll forever be grateful to have had such a special bond with such a sweet soul.
@bernadetteloughlan2838
@bernadetteloughlan2838 2 ай бұрын
My animals have saved my life. Their love and teachings made my life easier. Love interviews love bernadette xoxox ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@arkansawnationalist3761
@arkansawnationalist3761 2 ай бұрын
Yes my dog taught me how to ❤ AGAIN! HE GRADUATED THIS MORNING 🌄!!! 17 days before his 10th Born day❤UALL....LU
@annmarieblake5127
@annmarieblake5127 2 ай бұрын
A black and white male dog showed up on my property and I couldn’t find his owner and he is very smart and all the other dogs seems to always trying to attack him and always barking at him. It’s about 6months and he still here. Following me everywhere.
@deborahr1723
@deborahr1723 2 ай бұрын
Perhaps keep him. Love him care for him and keep him safe.
@karenv5103
@karenv5103 2 ай бұрын
Your description of him makes me think he's a border collar. They love following their owner around and will stand back and watch when the owner isn't walking around. And they are black and white. I took mine out on a quiet country road and let him put so he could run behind the car aways, the other dog loved doing that. But the border collie stayed in the same spot until I came back with the other dog. It's that way, no matter where I go he wants til I come back and he follows everywhere I go in the house. They are herding dogs so he acts like he's bossing and trying to herd the other animals including acting like he's going to nip them. They also make good agility dogs cause they are so smart. Look for videos of dog agility and there's usually at least 1 border collie
@mellawes533
@mellawes533 2 ай бұрын
Sounds like a border collie the smartest of dogs as well as the Maremma who can read your mind!
@stardust949
@stardust949 2 ай бұрын
I really loved this---long time animal lover and pet owner/rescuer or whatever you'd like to call it....but I want to say---Why don't more people "get in touch" with PRAYER? Praying, giving thanks for all good things, having gratitude, and just learning to Pray with humility and sincerity will Bring Forward ALL "Gifts of Spirit". Every aspect of life can be improved with personal spiritual development, attunement-----whatever you wish to call your devotions. It most certainly includes our Heart Connections with our pets and wildlife as well. Prayer helps people to EXPAND their conscious awareness in multiple ways. It's just a nice, healthy habit to get into---and it's FREE. Free, Available 24/7. My fur babies have most definitely benefitted, and so has the rest of my family and circles of friends.
@teresafraser3049
@teresafraser3049 2 ай бұрын
Telling the owners about themselves is the healing component to which is necessary in order to change what is going on within.
@ancientwisdom108
@ancientwisdom108 2 ай бұрын
I've done a lot of work with these angelic beings who we call pets. They can definitely send us signs from the other side. I've seen this a few times in my personal life. It's unmistakable. Blessings from Florida 🙏🌍🕊🕊
@robannluck
@robannluck 2 ай бұрын
I do animal communication. Love what I do. So many pets are here to teach us and learn from x
@Karen-dk1ec
@Karen-dk1ec Ай бұрын
I have always felt that pets are a gift from God to learn from, care, cherish and love for all of eternity.
@christinapomponio6452
@christinapomponio6452 2 ай бұрын
I will never live without a dog. On 3-7-24 (just 4 days ago) I rushed my 14 year old dog to the emergency vet hospital 30 mins away in Ann arbor at 3am because his breathing was labored n he wasn't "right", I knew he was actively dying n I didn't want him to suffer, so I asked them to euthanize him. He had a good long life but this was the most painful pet loss for me so far. We usually bring our pets home for burial but this time I decided to do cremation, it was so fast they called less than 30 hours later for me to pick up his ashes. His name was Ruger. I'm 35 n this is the 4th time I've dealt with end of life of my pets. It hurts so much but I will do it all over again. I still have a 3 year old dog, a 14 year old cat n a 2 year old cat. The 2 year old we are just guessing his age because he just showed up on our back porch with burned paws, took him to the vet to get his paws fixed n checked for a microchip, no chip, n he is doing so much better right now. So it seems not only do I find them but they find me.
@claudettesamuel5415
@claudettesamuel5415 2 ай бұрын
I found my Lucy one very rainy day just running around she was just a pup we were going to clean her and take her to a shelter that was 14 years ago she's still with us and my family I worry every day how much longer she'll be here, but I'm enjoying every minute of having here with me ❤❤❤
@biancaa13364
@biancaa13364 2 ай бұрын
So grateful to hear this episode. Intuitively i always knew they were also our mirrors but this was so wonderful to confirm and learn so much more in this episode. My dog was treated badly by the vet and we kept taking her. My husband was saying to take her and I felt he was nlt a good person. Needless to say he injected her without our consent and it taught me to trust my self (and to stand firm with my husband that I was doing what was right). Shes in the best health shes ever been at 7 now ❤Many thanks
@pw1669
@pw1669 2 ай бұрын
I am so sad. Of course I came across your video today. I just lost my bird today in a horrific accident. Yes I can see something in their eyes when they're mine. I just know their family from the same tribe. I look for that connection with all my animals.
@pinschrunner
@pinschrunner 2 ай бұрын
We have 4 dogs and they are all very different and teach me different lessons via their own unique personailites. I used to do 20 rescue/rehomes per year and each one left pawprints on my heart, even if they were only with me a short time for rehab, nourishment and training
@melissamoonchild9216
@melissamoonchild9216 2 ай бұрын
I just lost my dearest companion, Sake. She was 20 years old and it still felt too soon. We grew up together, I had her as a little girl living at home, she moved out with me when I went to college. She kept me going when I lost my boyfriend to an overdose, my uncle was like a father to me, my step father and then my mother. Im lost without her, I hope listening to this helps 😢
@lesliestewart6239
@lesliestewart6239 7 күн бұрын
❤🙏
@user-ff3rs2dz8f
@user-ff3rs2dz8f 2 ай бұрын
I have heard that animals are 5D so they are automatically more connected with the other side unlike most humans who are not.
@Nozarks1
@Nozarks1 Ай бұрын
Very interesting. I haven’t heard that, but it makes sense
@SS-wm5kb
@SS-wm5kb 2 ай бұрын
My childhood cat helped me get through a rough childhood. She moved with me across the country with me when I went to live with my other parent in a strict, abusive household. I'm so grateful for her.
@WM37980
@WM37980 Ай бұрын
A comment on another thread describes a child who ran into the bushes when he heard his parents shouting and swearing. A bird alighted on his leg and allowed him to stroke it. The way the bird looked at him he knew it was specially sent to share with him. For some reason that comment affected me deeply.
@Nozarks1
@Nozarks1 Ай бұрын
@@WM37980me too. It’s a beautiful.
@catmama0403
@catmama0403 Ай бұрын
I have always said animals are our greatest spiritual teachers. My one cat who passed in 2018 is now one of my spirit guides.
@Awaken218
@Awaken218 2 ай бұрын
I love this!!! I have always known what they say. Always! Like Dr. Doolittle levels like you! My husband NEVER had animals until we got married and he went and bought those talking buttons for dogs so he’d know what they wanted. I was like, “Uhm…we already know that. Why make them circus acts to find out?” Now? He knows too!!! He can hear them and it’s perfect. It’s like his heart was meant to be open to them and it took him 53 years to learn! I appreciate EVERYTHING about this video. I always knew I had this and never truly knew anyone else who was born like me. This is awesome! Thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤
@5DNRG
@5DNRG 12 күн бұрын
After reading some of these compassionate comments, it felt important to share the amazing benefits of animal Reiki. All animals LOVE Reiki and heal with it...
@nadiaserra1296
@nadiaserra1296 Ай бұрын
I had my dog Sunny a red ACD that kind of looked like a fox, that was just the sweetest most calm girl ever, she was always so present with me and made me feel so safe and loved, we had this deep connection. I would sit on the floor of my kitchen with my arms open and she would come to me and sit between my legs with her head on my shoulder it was like a hug and she would stay there every time until I feel loved and safe and that was the best part of my days because my household was a mess, I was dealing with anxiety has a teenager at the time and life was really hard and she was the only thing keeping me strong and going. One day I noticed the top of her head was different, we took her to the vet and it took weeks until the vets diagnosed and on that time she was getting worse, until they finally diagnosed a cancer on her head. My heart broke in pieces..and we agreed we would keep her just a few more days so we could take her to the water one last time because she loved it so so much, she was almost completely blind at the end but she would still always smile at me and she would still come to hug me when I would sit on the floor and called her. I was the one who told my dad that she needed to go because I didn’t want her to suffer anymore, we took her to the vet and she went in my arms. This was 6 years ago, I am so grateful for everything she taught me and for how she helped me get through that difficult time, but I really feel that I wasn’t ready for her to go when she did because at the time I wasn’t conscious and grateful enough, so now I still miss her so much today, i think about her so many times and wish I could go back, connect more with her and thank her more for being in my life 💛
@alexandrapomeroy8050
@alexandrapomeroy8050 4 күн бұрын
My Sooty died in 2020, My Domino who was Sootys sister died in 2022. They were the best fur babies in the universe, love them so much. Thank you both for the unconditional love, fun, companionship you shared with me. ❤❤xxx
@kathyomalley3753
@kathyomalley3753 2 ай бұрын
My friends 14 year old son picked out an orange cat from the pound.he loved that cat so much. Tragically the boy died in a car accident and a few months later the cat died.
@kathymcmc
@kathymcmc 10 күн бұрын
How incredibly sad.
@user-zg8xc8ex4f
@user-zg8xc8ex4f 2 ай бұрын
I had a dog come back from really sick and when he came back from that our relationship after that was amazing! We both knew how lucky we were to have one another !
@MsSouthard1
@MsSouthard1 2 ай бұрын
We lost a dog to accident n paralysis . I so miss her and pray she will come back to us.
@marcyfawcett6253
@marcyfawcett6253 3 ай бұрын
Karen, it’s great to see you here! I met you years ago when I went through training and certification in the grief recovery program. This was a wonderful presentation!! I just had to let go of my younger westie and Danielle’s work has helped me beyond words!!! I am passionate about helping to get her work out there for more pet owners!!❤❤
@jspohl
@jspohl Ай бұрын
Animals are very in tune with their connection to spirit and that guidance. So it’s more than their own physical being speaking through each of them. Everything and everyone is a mirror to us in the moment.
@candacekerber8896
@candacekerber8896 2 ай бұрын
My 16 yo miniature poodle Reg passed 6 mos ago & I have had the most astounding conversations with him thru an animal communicator ever since. He is so wise and “alive” in spirit he has become my guru! The most amazing thing is his vocabulary-many times he uses words both the communicator & I have to look up! The last session was so mind-boggling I was trying to think of a word to describe my feelings about it and he gave me the perfect one: GOBSMACKED!
@diapricea4888
@diapricea4888 2 ай бұрын
What is Gobsmacked
@robinrosser6171
@robinrosser6171 2 ай бұрын
Before I've gone to sleep I talk to my dog who I loved so very much. When I do that he barked so loud I set up in my bed. People use to say I've never met a animal who is so much like it's owner. I never had to put her on a leash, she stayed right by my side. She was so very sweet. I got her when she was 6yrs old. She was previously abused. I wish I could hear one of my horses we loved each other so very much.❤
@BeautifulDreamerK
@BeautifulDreamerK 2 ай бұрын
My sister and I grew up without any pets. Always wanted a dog. My dad grew up with cats and dogs and my mom was didn’t- she was never a fan. My parents eventually got a dog but when we were way older - I was in college, sister was in high school. I think my dad didn’t trust we would take care of it when we were kids but also, it would be “easier” to deal with is passing as we were older vs. if we had a dog when we were kids. Well, our puppy girl zeroed in on my mom since she was not fond of her. Long story short, our cockapoo became my mom’s little girl. I had an incredible bond with her but I really think her purpose was to open my mom’s heart a little more. She was a critical care nurse and being around our dog made her soften up, heal, and think of other abstract concepts. She also became a dog lover. When my dog was passing away, she chose my mom to be the last person to be with her. After it happened, my mom was devastated. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her cry that much over anything or anyone. I really miss our puppy girl and think about her everyday. I wish she would give me more signs and I get them every now and then. I don’t know if I could ever have another dog again but I really believe God gave me our cat to help with my dog. She was a stray in our yard that we found 2 years prior to my pup crossing over.
@lolitabonita08
@lolitabonita08 6 күн бұрын
i love the laughing of Danielle is so pure and fun, spontaneus and free...like coming out from her soul.
@kimwaxman9690
@kimwaxman9690 Ай бұрын
I just can’t wait to find my sweet Emma on “The Rainbow 🌈 bridge “! 😭. I will never get over loosing her. I find a way to go on, but I’m so excited to get to her!
@griseldanelson2141
@griseldanelson2141 2 ай бұрын
What an amazing conversation. Thank you for having Danielle on your KZfaq channel. I am also an animal communicator in Australia. I loved your question about receiving messages from dogs walking down the street. I find I do receive these messages often. I do enjoy receiving them. In numerous instances it has been a blessing for tge dog, owner and I to connect and share what the dog is trying to convey with their owner. Sometimes I am the last resort for the dog to have his/her message heard by the owner. It is emotional at times ,enlightening and rewarding. I had forgotten about the on/off switch . I will apply it at times from now on. However, I feel my contract in this lifetime is to hear animal messages. ❤ It hasn't been tiresome yet during these 17 years. Bless both of you . I will share this conversation with many beautiful souls. 🙏🐾🐾⭐️
@ursulaansbach2244
@ursulaansbach2244 Ай бұрын
This is wonderful. My dog dies 3 years ago. I still walk with him and sense him around me. Still cant get another dog.
@indigo8973
@indigo8973 2 ай бұрын
I love Danielle's down-to-earthness and sense of humour. She laughs! She and animals are fabulous, thank you!
@BarbaraRodriguez1
@BarbaraRodriguez1 Күн бұрын
My Roxy girl passed last night she was only 5 years old. She was rescued at 8 months old so I didn't get the full 5 years with her or more. It was traumatic and unexpected. She was fine eating and drinking etc her daily activities. Wednesday she threw up purplish but my thought was mulberries since she loved eating them and maybe a few were bad. She stopped vomiting and the next day full of energy. Friday we cuddled she ate we walked. When I took her out for her evening walk we played Frisbee which is her favorite. We did one round and the second time I threw her Frisbee she seizured and collapsed. I did compressions and mouth to nose but she was gone. My only consolation is that she left playing her favorite game and she was not alone. I am heartbroken but I know I gave her all I could.
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