Pet Reincarnation by Thoreau

My friend David found this quote. I burst into tears, as its exactly the feeling I get connecting with others who have lost loved ones, and discover they are never gone.

"I long ago lost a hound, a bay horse, and a turtle dove, and am still on their trail. Many are the travellers I have spoken concerning them, describing their tracks and what calls they answered to. I have met one or two who had heard the hound, and the tramp of the horse, and even seen the dove disappear behind a cloud, and they seemed as anxious to recover them as if they had lost them themselves."

~  Henry David Thoreau

 

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Reisa Stone: Pardon Me, Do You Have A Question?

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Questions, questions, oh my, do you have questions! As an Animal Communicator, my job largely consists of answering your questions. Or rather, asking your pet to answer your questions, then relaying the answers to you.

Below is a list of questions my amazing clients, friends and Facebook fans (some of you are all three), have asked me. Some have given permission to post their names. They're all hoping their questions will give others courage to ask their own.

The Rule: There are no stupid questions. Well, there was one, a long time ago. But I forgot it  ;-D

Some of these come up repeatedly, some are unique: 

-Are my dog and my horses truly happy having me for their guardian? Is there anything else I can do to make their lives complete?~Myra Morton

-How does my bunny feel?~Tracy Wallace

-Why do my guinea pigs get so scared sometimes? 

  ~Charli Day

-If we are a pack/family, why do they fight? 

 ~Brenda Parchert

-How did she avoid adoption until I got there? 

 ~Patricia Kelley

-Why does my foster dog try to bite new people who  

  come in the house?~Laura Dorr

-What is my pet here to teach me about myself?

 ~Katie Vereschaka
-Do pets reincarnate? Could my present pet be my    
 childhood dog/cat/horse/bunny?

 -How does my horse feel about being ridden?

-How can I make my pet more responsive to training?

-Does my pet have any pain or illness of which I'm not

 aware? 

-Why does my pet soil in the house?

-Does my pet miss her old home, or people and animals she 

 left behind? 

-Can you help my aggressive dog?

-Does she like her trainer/pet sitter/vet/daycare?

-Are pets angry with us when we euthanize them?

-How will I know when it's time to let my pet go? I'm 

 dreading her death.

-Will my cat tell you my personal business?

-Doesn't my pet know her destructiveness upsets me?

-How do I break through my rescue animal's anger and  

 fear?

-I'm looking for a pet. How do I choose the right one?

-What would make them happy today?

The most common question pet guardians ask:

Does my pet know how much I love them?

Animals rarely ask questions during a session. They pretty 

much know what's going on, and make observations.

 
When pets do ask a question? I've rarely met an animal 

who's changed hands (whether through rescue or 

sale), who hasn't asked: Are they keeping me?  

No matter how confident the pet acts otherwise, they usually 

ask this in a small, plaintive voice. I get teary, every time.

Kind regards, 

Reisa Stone

Animal Communicator

www.reisastone.com 

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