America’s Animal Communication Expert, Asia Voight gives tips on talking about your pets with physical challenges.
In the attached video, I share about my little Maltese, Pearl, who is a puppy mill survivor. When Pearl talks to me, she often reminds me to speak more about her successes than her challenges.
Words have energy and how we talk to others about our pets can make a difference to our pets’ self-image. Pearl loves to hear herself referred to as a survivor, not a victim.
Each day I am reminded of the joy my sweet Pearl brings to my life. As the survivor of a major car accident years ago, my Pearl reminds me to celebrate the gifts I am given in my life each day. I am not a victim; I am a survivor as well.
A student of mine has a horse who suffered early in life. The student related to me that she often tells people about her horse’s challenges because of the early life experience. When the student heard about Pearl’s message, she realized how her concentration on her horse’s challenges may have contributed to her horse’s attitude towards life, and their relationship. She has now vowed to change her spoken message to others and speak of her horse’s unique gifts and perspectives, rather than her early experiences.
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ASIA VOIGHT is an internationally known Animal Communicator, Intuitive Counselor, Teacher, Inspirational Speaker, Radio Host and Author. Asia connects with animals on a soul level to help resolve emotional and behavioral issues and assists them in deepening their bond with their human companions. She also helps people to reconnect with their own intuition, healing ability, potential and life’s purpose. Asia’s work has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox TV as well as countless radio shows like Rick Lamb, Coast-to-Coast and Hay House. Connect with Asia on Facebook and Twitter.
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