What the Animals Say
What the Animals Say
What the Animals Say
What the Animals Say
Dylan
Geraldine has a beautiful rescued Bernese Mountain Dog named Dylan who had things to say. He had a bad start in life before he came to them. This is the message of love that Dylan had for his mummy:
–“I’ve waited a long time to tell her this. You are my saviour, my guardian angel. I don’t know what would have happened to me without you. You gave me a life and gave me hope. I don’t think I could have endured life if I was anywhere else. You brought love back to me and gave me a person who I can love without fear. That is a great gift for which I thank you. You see a tortured soul but this is nothing to what would have been if you hadn’t found me. I love you with all my heart and soul – beyond life and beyond reason. Thank you”
Sunny Sunshine
Our own dear Bernese Sunny Sunshine passed away on 3rd January 2015 very suddenly. Three weeks later his daddy asked me to speak with Sunny. Here is what our boy had to say about his walks with his daddy:
Sunny: “I come every day to see you and to walk with you daddy. You need never feel alone”
Mike: Did you enjoy our walk today? – “I’ve always enjoyed every walk with you. Me and my daddy striding through the world, showing people what it means to have a true friend and companion. You and I have taught people that’s it’s more than ‘just a dog’ but a loving relationship full of fun, cuddles (shows me him in his upside down play pose) and play. I love you daddy and always will and I’ll never leave you so don’t worry. When the time for grieving is over you will enjoy me again”
Shambay
This is Shambay. He lives in a wildlife park in the USA which rescues big cats from inappropriate homes, usually where they are in tiny cages. Here is a bit of our conversation:
Do you have a message for the people who look after you? – “Yes. I am the King here but I am a kind King. I want them to remember how it should be if I was not here” (He means if he was in the wild) “Also I would like girls around me” (shows me an image of him surrounded by females, 6 or 7 of them) “I am entitled to have girls and to be free”
Maddy
I’m always amazed at how wise some of our animal companions are. I spoke with a lovely cat named Maddy today who has passed over. She is now a guide for her mommy, Dana, who has had some difficult decisions to make and gave her this message:
“You must do what your soul tells you to do, not your heart. Your heart is fickle, it leads you to give up on yourself for others. Your soul knows what you need”
I believe this is a good message for of us all. Our souls are what we need to be paying attention to so that we work towards our soul’s purpose. Then we’ll know peace
Sherlock
This is a snippet from a communication with a new, as yet unnamed, puppy belonging to Connie:
I know I haven’t officially named you yet & I do apologize, but I just can’t seem to find the one that fits – “That’s OK, Puppy is nice”
When you look up at me I feel like you are trying to tell me your name & I just don’t hear it – “I know it”
Later that day, pup was in the garden busily sniffing. Connie quietly called Sherlock and he ran straight to her, so it’s official. He’s called Sherlock 
Finlay
Another lovely Bernese called Finlay needed help because he is fearful of many things despite having been raised in a loving home. It turned out that he’s an empath and feels the pain and distress of others. Here is part of our conversation: Why do you get so afraid when you go out of your house? – “It’s worse out there. I feel them in their homes. I feel their pain, their fear, their sadness” Myself and my friend Heide worked with Finlay’s family to help him to be protected from all the negative energy that bombards him every day and within hours he became more relaxed and less fearful. The work is ongoing for this beautiful boy to help him to cope.