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What To Do When Your Pet Goes Missing
When clients call me about their missing pet, most of the time they have already filled their mind with worst-case scenarios, all the while their pet is picking up on all of these mental and emotional images because pets are the biggest mind readers.RELATED: Let The Games Begin!
Most people try to picture in their minds where their pet could possibly be, which is also being transmitted to your 'lost' pet and sending them out on a wild goose chase. It would be much more beneficial to focus on your desired goal like an Olympic athlete, with your goal being your pet safely at home with you. Mentally choose a location where you have the strongest and most positive emotional connection. Your mind has a tendency to get caught up with details, so follow the feeling in your heart, which makes it easier for your pet to follow.
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Here are some more helpful tips:
1. It's important to make a conscious effort to breathe and even drink a glass of water, which helps to distract the mind and allows the body to release stress.
2. Also, close your eyes and mentally say, "I am sorry", which is another way of helping the mind release the guilt that has been spinning out of control and causing more unnecessary emotional upset.
3. Then with your eyes closed, place your hand over your heart and picture your pet at home with you. Create this good feeling often.
4. Within the hour before you go to sleep at night write down 3 positive messages to your pet on a small piece of paper, this will give your mind a clear and positive action to accomplish in your dream state.
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When your pet comes home, be sure to celebrate without asking them "what?" "Where?" "When?" "Why?" Let it go and enjoy life together again.
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Patrice Ryan is a truly gifted pet psychic -- my son and I now have Banks the cat back at home -- thanks to her incredible guidance. I am so grateful to Patrice for the knowledge she has shared with us -- my life through this experience has now been heightened with the importance of gratitude and spiritual energy/communication.
May 11 2013 at 5:11 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI recently contacted Patrice (having seen her on the Ricki Lake Show) and received astounding help -- which led me to find my son\'s cat \"Banks\" the very next day (Banks had slipped out of the house accidentally at night and had been lost for three nights). Her advice and guidance were impeccable -- Patrice is a truly gifted psychic, and what I learned from her has taken me to a heightened level of gratitude, communication and how the universe really works! - Mary (Toronto, Canada)
May 11 2013 at 5:06 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyIt is important to think outside the box even when physical efforts of posting signs and searching on foot. When my clients implement these additional tools it works.
September 24 2012 at 3:15 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyIt is important to think outside the box even when physical efforts of posting signs and searching on foot.
September 24 2012 at 3:13 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyAnd how are these "tips" going to help get our lost pet back?
August 09 2012 at 1:27 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyDoes she really believe a lost pets will pick up our "mental and emotional" images and find their way back home? "When your pet comes home...." Guess what? You have to go look for your pet! You have to put an ad in the paper, on Craigslist. Post flyers. Your pet is not going to come home because you closed your eyes, placed "your hand over your heart" and pictured it back at home!
I am not sure I have ever read anything so ridiculous! Her "clients" would do better getting out there and doing something! That way they won't feel the guilt she mentions. Get out there and walk the neighborhood, calling the pet!
http://www.PetAmberAlert.com
August 06 2012 at 10:00 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply