(They are often showing you imbalances in your relationships....if you're willing to see) Birds told me long ago “Contrary to popular belief, we don’t dive-bomb people to be cruel or protective of our young; we are sometimes trying to catch someone’s attention and wake them up to a problem in their life that needs to be fixed and is causing them misery. Our ways appear crude to the human perception. Our messages are not understood because humans could never fathom that they h

(They're not all here with the same purpose......) I've never been able to establish a solid connection with my boyfriend's cat. Granted, when Mister T and I moved in, we upset the apple cart of her peaceful 7-year existence that consisted of her, her human man, and a lot of blissful alone time, mostly in deep sleep. But, even with Mister T no longer in form, she has shown no interest in communicating with me and delivers nothing more than an occasional, brief brush against

It's been a while since the animals came through voluntarily (due to chaos in my life) so it was a wonderful surprise when a gorilla showed up last night with this: “There is so much that humans still can learn from us – from all non-humans – about relationships.Yes, we sometimes have disputes and power struggles but there are certain things that only humans are prone to – and that animals in the wild never do. Here are just a few things: - We never drain or take another’s en

March 18, 2022 Yes, we are so emotionally connected to our pet partners that it is easy to lose objectivity and block our abilities to connect with them. We also worry that we're disappointing them, and we're in the dark about how to support their greatest happiness. Well, so much time had passed since I last really tuned into Mister T that I was beginning to wonder if I could still hear him. I said "You know, I really don't want to have to hire someone in order to hear you.