From the Horse's Mouth - Tales from a Pet Communicator

There is no doubt we are each given different gifts and abilities. Some of us deny them while others tune in. It's hard to fight the chorus when those around insist what you hear is abnormal or simply does not exist.

Fortunately, when you are able to validate your own experiences and awareness, in some fashion, on a consistent basis, then your reality is real for you.

Do you hear animals? Denise Zak has a vivid memory of being in the car as a child and watching a dog walk down the sidewalk, head down, and tail between the legs. She can´t explain it; but says, at that moment, she knew what the dog was thinking.

She set her pet connection aside and, as an adult, immersed herself in the corporate world of cosmetics. Successful but stressed, when the company folded and the job ended, she was in no big hurry to return to the pit-in-the-stomach daily grind. That´s when a new door opened.

Her reputation for "knowing things" about animals inspired a frustrated horse owner to request her help at the stable where they both boarded their animals. No vet or farrier had been able to diagnose the reason for an ongoing health issue with her horse. Denise intuited the presence of a rock between a hoof and a shoe. And so there was.

Word spread, clients appeared; and Denise began her new career of professional pet intuitive. However, she insists she benefited greatly from her experience in the corporate world. Her success provided confidence in her decision to incorporate her natural talent and ability in providing a unique service to pet lovers.

In addition to her unspoken rapport with animals, Denise is a candid and engaging speaker. In her view, each of us has the ability to connect with pets but some are just better than others. In other words, the ability to swing a golf club does not give one admittance into the same league with Tiger Woods.

There is no professional credential to validate the work of an intuitive. However, as an intuitive, there is a code of spiritual ethics and integrity. When you are in sync, your information reflects that as well.

And in regard to some of the information that an intuitive can relay, the content is truly amazing. Denise related a special encounter with a sick horse. The owner was very attached to the horse and deathly afraid of losing him.

Denise´s intuition suggested it was that paralyzing sense of attachment and the underlying fear that kept the horse stuck. He could neither recover nor depart. Denise set up a session to help the woman prepare and accept the possibility that even death would be an okay result. She had to let her horse go and allow the best course to materialize, whatever the outcome.

The owner of the horse complied. She completed the exercise and let go … but continued to hope for the best. After they finished the session, the woman asked, "Did it work? Will he live?" The incredible part is the response Denise says she got from the horse.

In this instance, she says she clearly heard a voice she identified as the horse. I was too caught up in the story to write down her description of the voice but I wrote down every word of what was said to her in exact order.

From the horse in response to the question about death, "I cannot tell you". Instead, he suggested that Denise tell his human friend this: "Wherever I am in the Universe, I will live there in your heart; and I will be in every step you take, one breath ahead of you."

The horse recovered. And each who was involved in that encounter received a wonderful gift. I suspect we can learn more from our animals and pets than we have ever considered.

Those who can hear animals are privy to a beautiful world. Denise says she is happy offering her services on a professional basis and adds to that, saying if ever she becomes independently wealthy, she would do so at no charge. She loves helping to bridge the communication gap for pets and their human companions.

As pet lovers, we value the companion animals we become attached to in this life; and the times we are most vulnerable are when they are ill or have passed on. And in those times, we might be even more compelled to seek out and need support from someone else who "gets it", regardless of how "normal" it happens to appear.

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