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fsnaturelady
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Hi, Folks.
We have two Maine Coon cats -- sisters -- and they are delightful creatures.
Within the last six weeks, one of our girls has started to piddle in the bathtub -- I find that to be quite clever; however, my son and his friends don't think so. :)
But -- the first time that I saw it, there was a bit of blood, so to delude myself, I figured that perhaps whichever cat it was might have had some surface blood (the one girl had scratched herself badly at the neck -- another story.). I did not see any blood again until last night, although every couple of days, the culprit would use the bathtub, rather than run downstairs to relieve herself.
Last night, we finally saw that it was Molly; she sat in the bathtub while my hubby was using the facilities -- unusual for her to do that. So, now I am thinking that she decided to piddle in the tub so that we could see that she has a problem. I used some toilet paper and it seems to be coming from her vagina. She was fixed about two years ago -- I doubt this is a good sign -- has anyone had this experience?
Molly's respiratory system was all clogged up when we got her and we had both of them on raw food which I made faithfully every week for them and they were in great shape. Then, one weekend, we had to go away and I left some dry food for them -- well, that was the end of the raw -- the very good quality manufactured food must have seemed like 'chocolate cake' to them because they looked at me as though I were nuts serving them their raw food. So, they have been on purchased food for the last year and a half. Molly does eat more than her share -- part of her sister's share, also.
Poppy, her sister, was scratching her neck badly in the Spring -- I believe that she wanted to go outside -- and we were very busy and not giving her much attention; we keep them inside for their health (and that was the agreement we made when we purchased them). We also have a small forest behind us and we would not want them to end up in there. However, we have given Poppy some extra attention and she is fine now.
Has anyone used an animal communicator -- if that is the right term? We do use a homeopathic vet who is super; I just need to get them up there for a visit. In the meantime, has anyone else had this situation with their animal?
Kindest thoughts.
fsnaturelady
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- Re: New on this board! hanna
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This is a reply to # 75,555We always had male cats and after they are fixed they often get kidney problems. All 3 cats were on CD food from the vet, especially for kidney problems. They lived all 3 till they were 16 and died from old age.
I am just saying that the food worked, this was before I knew that people often give healthier food to their animals. So indeed you should take her to the vet.- Re: New on this board! fsnaturelady
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MoreThis is a reply to # 75,557Yes, for sure, I will be taking her to the vet. She went again after I posted -- and stayed in the bathtub -- since it was mixed into the urine this time, it probably is from her urinary tract.
Thanks for your info, Hanna.
Kindest thoughts.
fsnaturelady
- Re: New on this board! fsnaturelady
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- Re: New on this board! lisag
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This is a reply to # 75,555Hi,
I do know of an excellent animal communicator, her name is Tera Thomas, and she is reachable through http://www.hummingbirdfarm.org.
It is a true pleasure working with Tera. I knew I was hooked one time, when I asked Tera to ask Slugger (one of our cats) whether there was anything that he needed... and he answered to her, "I'd like more paper boxes." Well, that kinda blew my socks off cuz paper boxes have always been one of Slugger's very favorite things... (I think he holds the Guiness book of records for number of hours a cat can sit in a paper box without moving) And when I'm telling non-believers about it, that's my favorite story. Our other cat, Chloe (the 2nd of three cats) was a stray. Tera gave us info about how she was dropped off, and about her first home. Her first home was really different than ours - she was basically an outdoor, wild cat, that was fed. When she was abandoned (Tera said she was just dropped off one day when her owners were moving) she had problems - she peed all the time out of place, was very shy, didn't know how to deal with our other 2 cats or with us, etc. Tera helped incredibly, except for the peeing. In the most memorable line ever, I asked Tera to help with Chloe's bad habit of peeing on the bathroom rugs, and on the carpet.. and Tera said, "i'm not the pee lady." and she sent me somewhere else, to another animal communicator. (I don't have her number any longer). Chloe's pee problem is 99% solved.... She pees once a year now out of place, instead of every day. so i'm very happy about that. so... although you obviously didn't need any stories to make you believe in it, I just had to share.
Tera also does reiki on animals, and I think she'd be just awesome at that. I've considered asking her to do reiki on me, I think it would be good. If you talk to Tera, please let her know that Lisa Gontarski gave you her name. Hopefully she'd be cool with me spreading her name around on this board (I think so).
She runs an animal communication learning farm? called hummingbirdfarm.org...
Cheers,
Lisa
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- Re: New on this board! fsnaturelady
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This is a reply to # 75,559Gosh, Lisa! That is the best site that I have seen on animal communications! So much fun!
I will definitely put Tera in my plans.
We really enjoy watching all the birds, bunnies and squirrels in our yard. Last year, we changed the whole back garden over to native plants so that we did not have to 'control' the garden, but also to have natural foods available for everyone. It is SO much more enjoyable. It is a little wild looking at times, but it has a higher purpose than pretty flowers. I also do Co-Creative Science (www.perelandra-ltd.com) and, as a result, we are building the populations of insects as well. The gardener, me, is just one of the workers in the garden -- it really changes one's perspective to a much more enjoyable endeavour.
Thanks so much -- I did see your testimonial over at the site.
Kindest thoughts.
fsnaturelady- Re: New on this board! lisag
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This is a reply to # 75,561Well now, isn't that a coincidence! I take Perelandera essenses every day... I work with a wonderful medical intuitive-healer, and she told me about them.... I started a few months ago! When you say that you work with Perelandera, does that mean that they're part of your day job? Or are you a user, like me?
That's awesome...
LisaG
ps. before I was injured, I was an absolutely avid (mostly native) gardner... had a native garden in Florida, and then a mostly native garden in NC, which was beautiful. The birds and butterflies that came to it were incredible. When we started the garden in NC it was a soaking wet lawn-covered spot where nothing but grass grew... later it became a gorgeous garden, it was my favorite spot in the world.
Lisa
- Re: New on this board! fsnaturelady
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This is a reply to # 75,562I used the essences and energy processes in my garden. No pesticides or fungicides of any kind. I worked with the Devas; still have to learn how to work with the Nature Spirits properly. My neighbours couldn't believe my garden. Then, I changed it because we were so busy and have done only a little this year with Nature. But, Nature seems to be taking care of things out there.
I also use the essences personally -- have you tried the MAP? That is quite amazing also.
I've been to the garden twice; love Machaelle (sp?). I've ordered her latest book on Mount Shasta -- I think that it is coming out in October.
You sound like quite the Nature person -- so much more relaxing, right?
Kindest thoughts.
fsnaturelady- Re: New on this board! lisag
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This is a reply to # 75,563That's very cool, Nature lady. I take the mbp body balancing solutions...
yes I was the nature lady - puttering around in my garden all the time... until I was injured, and then injured some more. Haven't enjoyed nature much since. I would like to see a deva though.... I heard them, once, received their msg, but never have seen them. Which sense to you communicate with them through? Did you know what it was, right off?
I've never tried map, yet.
Here's the link for perelandera essences for anyone that's interested... (yes I know that this is the pet forum :)
http://www.perelandra-ltd.com/AB1473/webpage.cfm?WebPage_ID=16&DID=8
- Re: New on this board! fsnaturelady
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This is a reply to # 75,564I also have the MBP solutions which I started and stopped, just because I got interested in trying something else. That is my problem, trying too many things this past year; now, I am getting back on track with MH and then going from there.
I use kinesiology to connect with the Devas; sometimes, I have done it directly with just a specific Deva, but I usually open a coning for my own protection. A couple of years ago, we ended up having a woman entity in the basement -- the psychic told me that she had been killed in a car accident about a decade ago and was wandering around here -- she heard me welcoming everyone into the garden and decided to welcome herself into the house; apparently, she loved me because she had a home! Anyway, she has moved to the light now.
When I am in a full coning and am connecting with the different Devas, I get a vision of each of them -- the Rose Deva comes in in a grand outfit of rose-coloured material; the Carrot Deva is tall and carrot-like, etc., etc. I am not one to 'see' things so I was quite taken with the visions that I had of these various Devas. The Soil Deva is a brown 'blob' -- not very flattering. :) It is best to use the conings because they were created by Nature so that we could easily communicate without harm.
I have no special gifts other than searching out interesting information.
Kindest thoughts.
fsnaturelady
- Re: New on this board! lisag
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This is a reply to # 75,566Hi Nature Lady,
Well I'd disagree with you that you don't have any special gifts. Communicating with & seeing nature devas is definitely one! And, understanding what info is important is absolutely a gift. One day when I grow up to be big and strong :) I want to see a deva. After I read your note, I thought, I'm so glad there's someone else on the planet - like me, who appreciates what I do.
I have seen ghosts, a few times, have heard them other times, but since I've been in sick mode (early recovery mode now, at last) my psychic gifts have been less active...strange, isn't that? I used to see all sorts of stuff - get all sorts of info - knew when an accident would happen, when a person was close to dying, etc. But it wasn't like I could tell anyone their future in general - I couldn't look at a deck of cards and see anything at all. That is definitely not my gift. Instead I could see the energy, so I knew what almost-dying looked like on the body (the energy works itself up the legs, like a cloud, leaving the feet bare). Or I saw black waves on the hood of a car (and when it got in an accident, I realized what the waves meant).
But I'm truly digressing ... I have worked with an amazing energetic healer since my injuries, and a few weeks ago the visiting spirit was a tree deva. I took the fact that a deva would show up for a session to help me - as a sign of how far along I've come. I remember during a friends channeling someone asked "how come I can't see a deva" or something like that... and the answer from spirit was "if your vibration is too far from what is natural, then the nature spirits can't see you because they don't recognize your essence..." So I was truly honored when a tree spirit showed up. Today as I was walking I was thinking - things really aren't how I thought, at all. I've experienced the intelligence of a tree, it came as a surprise. I thought I knew how the world was built, but I really didn't.
I have no idea what coning is, I'll look it up...
I draw things in nature.. my pictures are posted at (link taken out cuz I don't think curezone allows this type of link). From what I've seen, each piece of nature (and that too includes pets!) does like to be admired. When I drew a picture of our cat Slugger, I had a session with Tera right afterwards. Slugger's response to his picture? "show everyone." :))))
I have truly enjoyed your notes,
Best,
Lisa
- Re: New on this board! fsnaturelady
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This is a reply to # 75,569Hi, Lisa,
Your art is beautiful. Are the flowers done in pastels? Truly lovely. Creating is so soul satisfying! May you have great success.
My visions are visualizations in my head as I invite them into the coning -- I have not actually seen one in 'person', but I feel the Devas quite distinctly.
A coning is to protect us while communicating with Nature and to keep out negative entities. On the one side, there are two from Nature and on the other, there are two for us. I don't want to be specific because if someone wishes to try this, they need to learn about it. Perelandra is the place to learn about it. I feel much more connected with Nature -- and responsible for it -- since I learned about Perelandra. Enjoy your readings there.
Today, I am taking both my girls to their homeopathic vet. Yesterday afternoon, Molly's urine was quite bloody. I hope that she will be okay; I've put olive leaf extract into her water -- and I put the Urinary MBP in as well.
Wish us well.
Kindest thoughts.
fsnaturelady
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