Animal Communication Workshop, Blackbutt, Qld
Announcing the next Animal Communication workshop, to be held in Blackbutt, Qld on Sunday 2nd October.
If you’ve ever wanted to learn animal communication, you are invited to attend this one-day workshop on our beautiful property in Blackbutt, SE Qld. Blackbutt is located one hour inland from Woodford and two hours from the Sunshine Coast.
You’re invited to come and experience animal communication, enjoying the company of our beautiful animals, all of whom are wonderful teachers. Our horses, dogs, cats, chickens and wildlife will make you feel right at home! Enjoy our scenic views and the peace and quiet on our mountain hill, lulled by birdsong and guided through this experience.
Because I get to work from home, the cost has been discounted to just $80 for the day, including morning and afternoon tea. You’re invited to bring a plate of vegetarian food to share for lunch.
For bookings and more info, contact me on 0401 681 908 or email me at lucygabrielle@live.com. For those interested in making the most of the country drive, I can recommend a wonderful B&B just down the road.
I and all my furry assistants look forward to seeing you soon!
Great Mother’s Day Gifts: oracle cards, memoir
Looking for great animal gifts for your mum this mother’s day? I have two great products!
Your Animal’s Oracle pet communication cards will help your mum to communicate with her animals (“the furry kids”) without the need of visiting a pet psychic. All she needs to do is think of a question, shuffle the deck, and pull one or three cards to receive an answer. Time and time again, people say how amazing and accurate these cards are. BUY NOW ($27.95).
Webs of Light, spiritual animal memoir, will give your mum hours of reading pleasure. Webs of Light follows the journey of Lucy and a horse named “Horse” over 16 years. Over sixteen years, Horse teaches Lucy the meaning and nature of healing, spirituality, and the intricate way that humans are connected to animals and those around the world. BUY NOW (US$19.95)
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mums out there, of human or furry kids!
Pony with separation anxiety: progress
Here’s an update on Sparky, the pony with separation anxiety.
Saying goodbye to Shona
The day came for the love of his life, Shona, to move onto greener pastures and although we’d prepared Sparky well in advance, it was still a very difficult time. Sparky was pretty much inconsolable for three days afterwards, neighing, pacing (at time galloping) around the property searching for Shona, not eating much and refusing to socialise with any of the other horses. Truly, it was heartbreaking, for him and for me.
I threw everything I had at Sparky. We did more Petneticswith him, and this time his focus had moved from the original (base chakra) pattern of fear to the (heart chakra) pattern of grief and loss. I supported him with Ignatia homeopathy (the ‘grief remedy’) as well as changing the Seven Animals Seven Chakrasessence from the base chakra essence to the heart chakra essence. I gave him Reiki. I introduced activities to help him create a ‘break state’ and let him focus on something else for short periods.
But still, he grieved. Painfully. Messily. Loudly.
And here’s the thing. While I wanted more than anything to take away that pain, to stop him from suffering at all, just as a mother wishes to heal her child’s heart when they’ve lost a significant relationship, at the end of the day I still had to let him grieve.
I may have wanted to wave my magic wand and make it disappear, but he still had to do the work. All those therapies supported the process and perhaps even helped it to move faster. But we can never deny grief its journey.
I am pleased to report that Sparky is doing much better. It took a good week, but he is being more social and has even begun mutually grooming my Charlie’s Angels Horse Rescue foster pony, Bella. He seems calm and okay. He doesn’t have a new love of his life or best friend yet, but he’s getting on with it and mixing with the herd.
And I’m very proud of him for moving through his grief to get to the other side. Any one of us who has suffered loss knows how difficult this can be.
