The Answer is "No"

I'm often asked if, when I begin a healing session, the animal doesn't want it. Animals are sentient beings, and just as we humans do, they have every right to refuse to connect.

Why? I've experienced a few "no" answers when the animal...

• doesn't understand what I want
• is afraid of strangers, even telepathically (since I'm not in their physical presence)
• doesn't understand how I'm talking to them but not there
• doesn't want change (perhaps their condition is something their Higher Self wishes to use for some reason)

Imagine going to lunch with a friend and having a stranger burst in with a sales pitch. I always ask my clients to introduce me to the pet in question, by telling them that I'll be visiting and what I want. 

Depending on what I intuit when I introduce myself, if I sense they do not want to meet me, I may thank the pet and back off, or I may send a quick beam of what they often call "the warm" so they understand what I'm offering. If they still back off, then I'm done. 

In a case like that, which has only happened a couple of times, I will thank the pet, explain to the parent, and refund the fee.

Animals deserve the same respect of self and boundaries as humans do. I will never force a session on a pet - it's disrespectful and not loving!

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