I know we’re getting closer to spring because my chickens have started laying eggs again! My heart gets so happy when this happens, and it gives me that burst of hope that gets me through the home stretch of winter. I want to thank all of you who have been following this column for the past fourteen or so years and welcome those of you new to the party. I’m a psychic for people and pets, so whatever is relayed in a reading is not a replacement for licensed veterinary care but can be used to complement it. Here’s what came through for March.
Katie O. asked about her Goldendoodle Bodie. “Why does he hate car rides, and is it worth it once we get to the fun destination?” Well, this is a fascinating answer. You know people who get what they wanted but then don’t think they’re worthy of it so they either sabotage or act like something was wrong with it? That’s what Bodie’s doing! Who in your life (feels connected to career), has it all, but comes down with a cold before a huge fun moment, or who gets their nails done but something is always wrong with them after? Bodie is giving you a chance to remind them that EACH and EVERY one of us is equally worthy, and there is no shame in celebrating our lives and successes! You are an inspiration to so many, and you’d never think to dull your shine to make someone feel better about dimming theirs. Let Bodie know you picked him because he is exactly who you want on your adventures. Unfortunately, when he’s excited, he’ll be whiny and chatty, but it will be coming from a place of joy instead of insecurities. What a message! WOW!
Sawyer asked about her boxer. “Does he understand that Saber had to leave us because he was sick, or does his spirit visit and confuse him? We just had to lay the other dog to rest and want to be sure the one we still have is okay.” I think your boxer is totally at peace with losing the other dog, but the worry is more about who is coming in next. He’s fine if you get a companion for him, but he’d also roll with being an only dog. He’s leaning towards having a friend, and he also doesn’t want you to shut your heart to protect yourself from ever having to say goodbye to another down the road. Saber does come and visit, but he’s kind of there all the time, so that doesn’t seem to be an issue. Ok, he’s now very much pushing for a friend to join the family!
Heidi R. asked about Kimber, a husky mix who crossed the rainbow bridge at age six following complications from a dental procedure gone wrong. I am not a vet, but it feels like there were other issues going on in the dog on a cellular level, and this was just the storm that knocked the ship over. Not my words- but if it wasn’t the dental, it would have been a food allergy or something else that would have created the entire spiral. Kimber is sitting pretty proudly and has taken on the role of the great protector. I’m giggling because she has the attitude of Jack Black, the singer/comedian and also the strength of the Eagle on the Muppets- Fred the Eagle, I think, who takes himself so seriously and would be HONORED to die saving your family’s lives? She says she passed when you had the strength in your wings to fly, but you needed more cheerleaders from heaven who could assist you on all levels.
Well, those messages were fascinating to me! I never know what I’m going to say until it’s falling out of my mouth and these were just beautiful. If you’d like a shot at being in the column, follow Sara Moore Enlightened Horizons on Facebook or listen to Sara on 94.9 HOM once a month. FMI go to www.enlightenedhorizons.com.
