For three years I didn't
return.
It was the mountain
where my fur-baby, teacher and best friend, Meesha and I used to hike.
I took Meesha there the
day before she left her physical body. Meesha, as any animal lover would
understand, was and always will be, a part of my heart.
I had not been able to
visit that mountain until this past September. I had been
Adopted family members, as most
animal lovers know, are incredibly special.
Meesha's passing
actually led to me meeting this group of people through a series of incredible unforseen
twists and turns on my spiritual journey.
Over the years I have made many friends because of the work that I
do helping people with their animals. People from all over the country and the world who have continued
to inspire me because of their immense dedication to their animals. Animals and
people have motivated me to provide the deepest and most meaningful
communication, sometimes during extremely difficult circumstances. These are
the bonds that are created when doing spiritual work and for me animals have
been the driving force.
I have a special love
for all of the animals and people who I connect with in the work that I do.
That is the surprise gift of animal communication that I did not realize was
coming to me when I started down this path over eleven years ago. I am filled
with gratitude for each and every human and animal that has enriched my life
along the way.