Example

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Example

What kind of behavior does your animal show you that you can follow as an example? During the recent fair, I was able to do a lot of readings again—I think the most I’ve ever done so far. There was a line again, and people stayed nearby because I told them I’d call them as soon as I was done. Others saw the post on Facebook and were already eager to get started! It was wonderful! We’re truly surrounded by such wonderful people with such big hearts for animals!

And just like that, a little dog came along and stole the show! Not just during the session, but in everyday life as well. Sometimes even to the point of frustrating his human. And yet he showed her who she could be! Someone who can take center stage, show more of herself, but who can also let her guard down.

But that’s not all…

The little dog was also afraid of being rejected. He had come from a rescue and was afraid he wouldn’t be allowed to stay here either. We put those fears to rest right away, after checking with his owner: “No, he’s staying!”

The relief was so palpable in the little dog, and I could feel his energy gradually settling—settling into trust, peace, and love. He really wanted to stay, and he thanked me for being able to convey this to him.

But let’s get back to the question for a moment: what behavior do you see in your pet that you can learn from?

With love,

Priscilla

Example

What behavior does your animal show you that you’re invited to follow? During the recent fair, I was able to do many readings again—probably the most I’ve ever done. There was another line of people waiting, and they stayed nearby because I would call them as soon as I was ready. Others had seen the post on Facebook and were already excited from the start! Wonderful! We truly have beautiful people around us with big hearts for animals.

There was also a little dog who stepped onto the stage! Not only during the consultation, but also in everyday life. Sometimes even to the frustration of his human. And yet he showed her who she was allowed to be—someone who is allowed to take the stage, to show herself more, but also to soften.

But that’s not all…

The little dog was also afraid of being rejected. He had come from a rescue situation and was afraid that he wouldn’t be allowed to stay here either. We cleared that up right away, after checking with his owner: “No, he’s staying!”

The relief was so palpable in the little dog, and I could feel his energy settling—settling into trust, peace, and love. He wanted so badly to stay, and he thanked me for passing this message on to him.

But getting back to the question: what behavior do you observe in your pet that you can use as an example?

With love,

Priscilla