Our Animal - Human Connection

Animals show up in our lives for a purpose.  They are our teachers as well as our students.  From you, an animal learns about complex or evolved emotions such as compassion, as well as about self-awareness.  By opening themselves up energetically to us, animals experience our more complex feelings.  At the same time they open us to experience and learn about unconditional love

It is no accident that you choose a particular animal or that animal chooses you.  Humans seek to validate their feelings.  So, we instinctively choose human and animal companions that either mirror our points of view, or are diametrically opposed

Animals express certain personality characteristics that are important for owners to recognize.  Often they will overtly express what we are suppressing.  You are drawn to what the animal has to teach you.  Gentle day to day prodding creates opportunities for change, while a human relationship with the same lesson may prove to be too threatening

For example, a very playful cat or dog might be trying to get you to 'lighten up' and enjoy life more.  An adventurous or very fearful animal might be showing that you need to expand your horizons and try new things.  A very demanding cat may be pointing out that you need to take charge and make more demands in your own life.  If you don't heed the lesson, the animal may eventually give up, leave you, or possibly even become depressed.  Not only will you have missed the gift, but you will have hampered the animals' ability to experience joy,  happiness and purpose

Sometimes an animal's owner subconsciously becomes aware of the lesson or role the animal has offered, but is unwilling to change.  In that case, the animal may leave or die when it senses its owner's discomfort or the situation is too uncomfortable to continue.  Or, the person may begin to view the animal as threatening or undesirable and want to part with the animal.  In that case, the owner has an opportunity to re-examine his/her own priorities, and motivations

Animals may come into your life just to teach you something by their leaving.  For example, a person who is too willing to give up on an animal that is not perfect may fear commitment, or give up on a relationships that are not perfect.  A pet that chooses to leave on their own may be demonstrating detachment and letting go so that you can step into a new future without looking back.  A person who must give up a pet in order to receive something even more important, such as relationship or job in distant location, demonstrates a great deal of bravery and commitment to their future, and the animal makes the owner very aware of the gravity of their choices and how it affects others 

Sometimes an animal may begin to exhibit undesirable behavior.  Emotions are the sense we use to determine whether or not we are getting our needs met.  So, negative behavior or running away is an indication that the animal is unhappy and its needs are not being met 

Animals have the same needs as humans ... survival, safety (security), companionship and socializing, self esteem and purpose and fullfillment.  When any of those needs are being ignored, the animal will feel threatened, unhappy, insecure, or lonely.  Animals can't articulate what's wrong.  They can only act out to make you pay attention

Undesirable behavior can also be caused by the animal picking up its owner's feelings and mirroring them.  That's why when we treat an animal, we sometimes provide a similar remedy and guidance for the owner 

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If your pet or horse is showing undesirable behavior or depression, we can help with both insights and remedies 

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