How Can I Help You?
Oct 2nd, 2024 by Marta
First off – I am switching my email list to my blog site, so if you got an email thanking you for signing up for my blog, that is why. I will be emailing you monthly via this blog to give you information and updates.
October Blog
How Can I Help?
Don’t need or want to be certified? No problem. You can get my help and expertise to reach any goal you have. For example:
- If you are currently a practitioner, I can assist you with any blocks you may be experiencing
- If you want to talk to the animals at your local shelter, or connect with your friends’ animals, we can do that.
- Maybe you want to be learn how to talk to wildlife, or become an intuitive pest control specialist (see story below). We can do that too.
Whatever your goal is, I can help you.
Check out my website page on Personal Instruction to find out more.
You might want to take one of these classes coming up for October
Beginning Animal Communication – meets Oct 10 and 17 for about an hour each session. Session options are 11am or 6 pm pacific by zoom.
Developing Intuition – meets Oct 15 for about 1.5 hour, one time. Same session options as above.
Consultations /Intuitive Pest Control
Consultations
People sometimes don’t tell me about how a consult worked out until they call me again for a repeat session or a consult with another animal. This was the case with a family who was dealing with rattlesnakes on their porch and in their garden. I talked to the snakes but didn’t have much hope it would work and they never called back. Then years later they called about their animal and told me this about the snakes:
“Our property was not fenced so it was common to see the deer, rabbits, fox, feral pigs, bobcats and tails of mountain lions as they scurried into underbrush when crossing the road. And of course, we had lots of birds of all descriptions and sizes. Turkeys would sit near our dining room window keeping their chicks warm when they were young.
What I wasn’t expecting were the snakes- gopher snakes, king snakes and rattlesnakes. All these animals lived in the area long before we arrived. We respected the fact that this was their home too and wished them no harm. It was the rattlesnakes that made me nervous, so every year in early spring we knew to be on the lookout for them.
We had one walled courtyard off the kitchen that had metal gates with vertical slats – wide enough openings for creatures to get in but small enough so our dog could not get out.
We totally appreciated visits the gopher snakes and king snakes paid us, but on several occasions, we encountered rattlesnakes there, twisted around one of our climbing roses, close enough to the window screen you could actually touch them if you dared. This was a little too close given how much time we spent in that space with our young children and dog and cat.
I called Marta to see if she could help. She arrived and quietly went right to work contacting the snakes. We acknowledged that this was their land and that we honored them for their place in the ecosystem. We suggested that they would be welcome anywhere on our property except the courtyard. They agreed and we never saw another rattlesnake in that space again!
Thank you Marta!”
OK so no promises but this is pretty cool. You can do this yourself with any pest, like gophers or ants. Just go talk to them out loud, thank them for the good they do, tell them why you want them to stay away, and ask them to do so.
Hey, it’s free!
If you need help with your animal please contact me for a consult.
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