‘If animals could talk…………’
We’d have a lot more respect for these lovely creatures that we share this earth with if we were able to communicate with them.
How many times have you come back from work and been greeted by your loyal dog and found yourself wondering what on earth was going through its mind….I assure you, you won’t be the only one scratching their head when you just can’t understand why your cat doesn’t want its regular bowl of food and walks off in apparent disgust……
Animals as a whole don’t want for much. A loving owner or pack leader, some water and some regular nosh and a bit of shelter…..sound familiar?
We can take a lot of lessons off animals, after all we are animals ourselves…..we just tend to conveniently forget it……
As an animal healer, I look at animals as equals…….to be honest, a lot of the time they make a heck a lot more sense than the average person. They don’t have ‘earthly’ attachments as we like to call them but I assure you, they have to harbour loads of our emotional rubbish without us being aware that we’ve put it onto them………they are constantly sending out unconditional love…..AMAZING….even with all that rubbish flying about……
We are so similar to our four legged brethren and sisters, apart from one vital thing….unconditional love and of course ‘money things’…….
We all make such a point ,whether we are aware of it or not of being very selective about who we send our love out to. Let’s start to make a concerted effort in actually trying to take people for who they really are and not feel threatened by their appearance or creed. Because quite simply, the more love that is circulating around our lives the more people will feel inclined to love and to send out love….a bit of a knock on effect going on I reckon. Like a dog will get the occasional slap even when it’s loving its owner, so will we, but that’s just life. Have a think about it and by being more loving in an unconditional way, you’re giving people permission to do the same……..
Copyright Henry Cumming 2009
Henry Cumming
Rosa Derriviere
Copy right Rosa Derriviere 2009
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