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A viewer asks: “I’ve noticed a couple of times trying to play Frisbee in the backyard with my dog that he seems to get scared and doesn’t want to continue. Today he even eagerly wanted to be picked up and I carried him from the downstairs yard up into my kitchen. He held on tight and that’s unlike him. He was definitely afraid of something and didn’t want to play. I then took him outside by the front door and everything was okay. Something similar had been happening along the riverfront at the beginning of last winter and we worked it through by reassuring him and even carrying him if need be. He’s a medium-sized dog and weighs 50 lb. At that time Creator told us that there were some menacing energies that he sensed intuitively and just to reassure him and act confidently. I don’t understand how spirits could be bothering us in the backyard, and that he would be noticing them given that we request clearing and protection via the LHP at all times, including for the property. The other strange thing about this is he frequently goes out in the backyard by himself without any apparent problem. It’s well fenced and no other animals get in there. This has only happened when we play Frisbee, which we used to do frequently and he was great at it in his last lifetime. He is generally very well-adjusted and doing well and we’ve been pursuing courses towards him becoming a therapy animal.” What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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A viewer worries about the family dog that had past trauma from being attacked by larger dogs, and now barks and pulls his leash to try and fight any dog walking by. He was also living around an abusive ex-caregiver. The dog is very protective of household, but barks excessively at people walking by the house and postmen, etc. He is very highly strung, nervous, and has “nervously twitchy-shake” in his legs on occasion. What can we do to best help him?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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A practitioner asks: “Could you please give an example of how the LHP can dissolve and transmute a negative karmic contract to bring healing to a client?”
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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Was my client’s dog, [Name withheld], a reincarnation of her prior dog, [Name withheld], and a divinely arranged reunion so they could be together?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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A client asks: “I just want to make sure that my dog, who passed last October (just short of his 10th birthday) is in the light. He was no ordinary dog. Extremely empathic, and smart. I could talk to him like a human friend, and he seemed to understand completely! I still mourn for him very much. But I don’t know if my sorrow would hold him back from going back with Creator. Can you help with how all that works? I appreciate any insight that could be shared!”
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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We’ve learned that companion animals will energetically cord with humans readily, even when they have no past life relationships with them. Will such a cord, and energetic cords in general, persist indefinitely unless consciously severed, or will they fade with time and lack of proximity?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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My client’s dog, according to her vet, has an infection with Ehrlichia. Is this the cause of the dog’s health problem? Will the dog be curable with the LHP?
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A viewer asks: “Why are pets so triggered by fireworks? Is it karmic?” What can we tell her?
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Do animals heal their owners energetically via their intention, or does this simply allow divine intervention that can be enacted because the animals are in divine alignment?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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A client’s dog seems more disturbed than before we did the healing session for the owner. What is happening?
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A viewer asks: “My dog is often very jumpy if he is awakened while sleeping. That’s something that happens fairly often for an animal who lies on the floor and sleeps much of the day, as I get up to walk by him often enough. He is improving on that score, and I am very respectful of his space, saying excuse me when we pass, etc., but where would that jumpiness have come from and how can I help him?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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How did dogs become such a satisfying companion animal given that science says they were wolves, originally?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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We would like to get to know our furry friends a little better and get some better insight into their experience as companion animals. Unlike humans, a great many dogs spend comparatively little time with their mother and siblings, often as little as nine weeks or less. From there they go to a home that often has them as the only pet. So a dog can end up spending 99% of its entire life around humans exclusively, rarely spending time with other dogs. Most people cannot imagine a human being, much less a human child of an extremely young age, living and even thriving in a similar scenario. What is Creator’s and the typical dog’s perspective on this rather unique living situation?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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A father reports on very strange behavior by his wife. Early in their marriage, they had a beagle acquired from his father. She never tired of expressing her dislike and disapproval of the dog. And while never overtly abusive physically, refrained from interaction with the dog as much as possible. The dislike and neglect were so pronounced, the husband elected to put the dog down over a minor medical issue, just to spare the dog the intense neglect. Years later, their youngest daughter asked for a puppy. Being a fan of beagles, the husband/father found one online at an affordable price. To his considerable surprise, the wife agreed to go see it. After just five minutes, she readily agreed to accept it for the family. Unlike the other beagle, the wife is extremely attached to this dog, snuggles with her, and plays with her constantly. The previous beagle was not allowed in the bedroom, this one sleeps curled up next to her all night on the bed. Both dogs were and are beagles, and both were and are typical in every respect. Why the dramatic difference in treatment on the part of the wife?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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The same father as above, reports that the family’s new beagle puppy (the same dog as the one in the previous question) has a strange dislike for the oldest daughter in the family, while being warm and friendly and playful with everyone else in the family. The dog avoids the oldest daughter, and while it refrains from openly attacking her, it has expressed extreme displeasure whenever she is close by and tries to engage, by growling menacingly when the girl tries to pet her. There is nothing about the disposition of the girl that can account for this and she is extremely close with the family cat. Can Creator reveal what in the world is going on here?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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