- Oh my God,
I'm so off.A little thing just happened
before I came online and you can definitely tell
I'm really off.
Okay, so we're going to start over.
Hi, this is Danielle, I'm an animal psychic.
Today we're going to be talking about the number one sign
that your pet is ready to cross over.
Ha. Got it out. Thank you.
If you know someone who would benefit from this,
please like the post,
or please share it with them
so that they can learn this as well.
I like that you guys are all saying hi
and helping me through my little challenging moment there.
So thank you.
When I have private clients,
when I'm doing animal communication readings,
a lot of the time people will bring their animals to me
because they want to know is it ready?
Is it time?
Is their animal ready to cross over?
Is this the sign?
Is this thing that's happening a sign?
Am I am waiting too long?
There's a lot of stuff around this
and I love you guys are all saying hi. Hi.
The comments are coming in a little slow.
So, it's still like two minutes behind.
So everybody's still saying hi.
Thank you for saying hi.
So to me,
it's a really important thing to help people understand
how animals feel about the other side,
how this all works and actually tonight,
if you're interested in getting into depth on that,
I have a webinar, Animals On the Other Side,
where we go right into that.
Plus I do readings for the group in it as well.
If you're interested in that see the link below
in the comments.
And I will give you information
about the masterclass on Animals and the Other Side.
But today we're going to be talking
about really just this one thing.
What is the number one sign
that your animal's ready to cross?
So I'm going to ask you guys,
even though the comments are a little behind,
I'm going to ask you guys,
what do you think the number one sign
that an animal is ready to cross is?
Can you fill those in? And while you're doing that,
I'm going to go to Jane.
We're going to put Jane up.
Jane says, hi, Danielle, my beloved dog died at 18.
She wasn't actually in moribund condition
but I felt she was not living well. I still feel guilty,
but I did it for her. She was so noble.
Oh, that's very sweet.
It is a very hard thing when-
Whoop, someone saying heaven. Sorry.
Okay. So yeah, Jane,
I understand that when we let our animals go,
if we have to help them, there's a lot of guilt around that.
That's why I created that Animals On the Other Side
webinar because so many people,
can carry that guilt around for years.
So I'm going to go to,
Eileen and Eileen is answering my question.
What do you think the number one sign
that an animal is ready to cross is?
And Eileen says, they stop eating.
And then we're going to go to Erica.
Erica says, it sounds weird,
but I could see it in his eyes.
Man. And Rosalee says, hi.
Hi Rosalee.
She says, I think one sign is when they stop eating.
Okay.
And then Bonnie says, aggressive behavior
and sleeping a lot.
Lana says stop doing their day to day activities.
So these are all really great signs.
And I'd love if you guys can keep them coming in.
The thing about doing this here
and me being able to put your comments up here
is that you also have answers, right?
I've been talking to the animals for almost 20 years.
And I know what I know from talking to the animals,
but you all have your own experiences where you have answers
as well. So please definitely keep your comments coming in.
So what I'm going to talk about is how this has worked
and how I know this information. Right?
Because yeah, I know the number one sign,
but why do I know it?
I know it because I've been talking to so many animals
for so long.
I know it because this is what the animals have told me.
I don't know it because I've read it somewhere.
I don't know it because I grew up believing this and
my parents taught me this.
I know this because this is what the animals tell me again
and again and again.
So Rosie says, I'm so close with my dog.
I feel like I will just know.
And
we're going to go to this one.
This person says I help animals cross over.
These are all great examples that I see. I agree.
They're great examples,
but I need to make clear
that all I know is what I know from the animals.
So before I start talking about this
and in my Animals On the Other Side webinar,
everything that I teach
is purely from the animals.
So it's my experience with the animals
and it's what the animals have told me
and have had the animals tell the humans as well.
So all of these things that are coming up,
I'll just know, they stop eating, aggressive behavior,
a lot of sleeping, stopping their day to day activities.
You know, I'm going to give you a little formula
for figuring out if this one sign is happening
because the one sign is actually different for every animal.
Think of the animal that you're wondering,
is this animal ready to cross.
Think of this animal right now.
And I know that a lot of people come on these webinars
and they like my work and they don't have an animal
that's to about cross over, but they,
they're concerned.
They might have a four year old dog or a kitten,
and they love their babies so much
that they're already concerned about the crossing over.
So this is what you do.
First, you start with the idea that
you know this animal better than anyone else.
So if you were to describe what is this animal like,
what is the personality of this animal?
What makes this animal happy?
So if I use my dog Tuukka, my dog Tuukka,
I would say that she is not a normal dog.
What makes her happiest is actually to be able to sit up
on hills in the freezing cold,
overlooking all of our property.
We don't have a ton of property. We have a half an acre,
but overlooking the whole property,
keeping track of it because she's part great Pyrenees.
So she always wants to do this.
And I know that being able to be out in the cold,
experiencing life, observing everything
in this way is the ultimate for her.
So start thinking about that for a moment,
about what it would be for the animal.
How would you describe what is the ultimate for the animal
that you're concerned about?
And will you please share with me here,
what you think for your particular animal,
what makes this animal's heart sing? Right?
For my dog Tuukka, it is not snuggling.
Because she's not a snuggler.
For some animals, for some cats,
horses, it's going to be snuggling or,
or being able to run through the woods or
being with a certain person.
So what things do you think make your animal's heart
sing? And I want you to type them here.
And when you type that,
I want to take a look at that
because what you write is going to help other people
figure out their animals as well.
All the comments are behind.
Going for walks.
Okay. So Sharon here says going for walks.
Awesome. So, Sharon,
I don't know who the animal is that you're talking about,
but if your animal,
if your beloved pet couldn't go for walks,
that that would be hard
because this is what makes that pet's heart sing.
Or Eileen says snuggling, for sure. Cool.
So is that the main thing
that absolutely makes this pet's heart sing, Eileen?
Is there anything?
And I'm saying this because there's usually even more
than snuggling. Snuggling, it's awesome.
But I just feel like I want to push you a little.
Is there another thing that makes this pet's heart sing?
Lana says-
We already did this one. Going for walks.
Linda says going outside.
Laurie says swimming.
Cool.
Marie says just being with wherever I am. Awesome.
So when you're thinking about this,
it's just really important
that you kind of nail the exact thing
and it's not necessarily the exact thing that YOU love
doing with this animal. Right?
We love snuggling with our animals or
I love taking pictures of my dog Tuukka. Like
I've got a iPhone here and it does portrait mode.
I'm all over portrait mode.
That is not necessarily HER favorite thing.
You know?
So think about what is this animal's absolute heart
singing favorite thing that makes them them.
And um, (laughing)
Julie says, Ezri is a foodie.
Funny. Okay.
So that makes her heart sing.
And Julie, you are in my Be Open community.
So don't type heaven
to learn about the Animals On the Other Side
class, because I will hopefully see you in class,
Because you get the class as part of be open.
So I always just like to remind when my Be Open people
show up here, that you get it. You already get the class.
Jeanette says bombing around, outside and hunting.
Okay, cool.
So it really seems like you guys are starting to clue in
on this particular animal's very, very favorite thing.
So what we're doing today is the number one sign
that your pet is ready to cross over.
And the number one sign that your pet is ready to cross over
is actually when they can't do that number one thing
that makes their heart sing and makes them who they are.
It is that simple. Now that does mean,
so I had a dog named Bella and she loved food.
If she hadn't been able to eat,
that would have been her sign
that, Hey she's ready to cross.
And not like she has an upset stomach,
she ate something, but I can't eat for three days.
She's losing weight. Now it's more,
you know, a big, long thing with her and not eating.
That would have been her sign.
So you have to look at this thing that you just picked out
as what is your pet's number one sign
and kind of take it back to imagine this animal's life,
if they couldn't do that.
So for example, I mean, he's Tuukka, my dog Tuukka.
If Tuukka couldn't deal with the cold anymore
because she was too fragile, too frail, too skinny,
too whatever.
And then couldn't get herself up on a hill to sit there
and observe or couldn't see so she could observe,
all of these things would take away
from her quality of life.
She wouldn't be able to live the life that she truly loves.
When an animal cannot live the life
that makes their heart sing like that.
You're starting to get into, Hey, this is a sign.
This is a sign.
Does that make sense guys?
Oh, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry.
Jerry is helping me
with my Animals On the Other Side webinar,
which if you're interested see the description below
and you can get the information on that masterclass.
Jerry, I'm excited.
So Jane Walls says, yes, the dementia.
So I'm assuming, assuming that if an animal got dementia,
if your beloved pet got dementia,
that would actually take away from whatever it is
that your beloved pet absolutely loves to do.
I don't know that I see how those two fit together, Jane.
Dementia. Because a lot of the time an animal has dementia,
they're not going to necessarily notice.
So feel free to explain that one more.
All right. Susan says,
not sure if you saw it, what-
Oh, this is what, this is what Jane's referring to.
Not sure if you saw it,
what do you do when your dog has dementia?
So activity has changed. It's the same thing, right?
An animal that has dementia still has the same loves,
still has the same desire. Still is that animal.
They might just get confused,
but if they don't have any access to the thing
that makes them, them,
the thing that makes their heart truly sing,
they're really losing their quality of life.
If you couldn't do in your life,
the things that made you happiest, how happy is that life?
So if you have a sick animal,
not just, okay, the animals wearing a cast,
but you have a sick animal
and that animal is starting to not be able to go
through life the way it makes that animal happiest,
it's time to take a look at things.
Now there are differences. So my dog, Bella,
she was a jumper. She loved food.
Like these things were really important to her.
And she loved jumping.
As she got older, she was less and less able
to jump as high.
She also didn't try because she was learning
and I was growing and she was reacting
in her animal lesson to that.
But she also couldn't jump as high
but she found behaviors to compensate for that.
She loved jumping,
but eventually what she started doing is instead of greeting
me by jumping, she would bring me a big teddy bear
or a mitten or shoe.
And this was her new way.
Her hips couldn't handle the jumping,
but she found another way that made her just as happy.
So it's, there's a little, you know,
it gets a little complex here.
If the animal hasn't found a way to compensate,
you got another, you've got another thing to look at here.
Right?
If the animal can't do the thing that makes them them
and that they truly love,
and they haven't found a replacement that's similar,
but doable. Now you've got to look at the,
you've got to look at what's really going on.
So, Hey,
I'm going to answer this question here from Jennifer.
I'm going to do a little bit of a reading.
Hammer passed away a few weeks ago.
Does he know how much we love him?
You know, actually,
actually what I'm going to do is I'm going to,
I totally talk about that whole question
and what the answer is and how animals feel
about that question in my Animals On the Other Side webinar,
but I am going to connect with Hammer.
And Jennifer, as I connect with Hammer, it's,
you know, this is nothing special,
except it is special. Hammer says that you spend a lot,
like shows me a picture.
You spent a lot of time talking in Hammer's ear. I love you.
I love you so much. I love you.
Like it was just very, you made it very clear.
So I just wanted you to know that.
Jennifer, that's what's going on with Hammer.
My dog loves riding in the car to grandpa's house.
So that would be a good one to look at, right?
Who's this? Salina.
That would be a good one to look at
when your dog can no longer go in the car.
When your dog is no longer enjoying the car rides.
When grandpa's house is no longer fun,
you starting to lose that quality of life.
Okay.
All right. Cool.
Well, hopefully that answered your question.
Or no, not your question, my question
that I post for this Facebook.
If you're interested in the Animals On the Other Side
webinar where we get way in depth
and I actually do readings for people at the end,
as well as submit questions, look in the description below.
Because we will be playing and learning.
And I will say this, notice that as I'm talking about this,
I'm here talking about how animals feel
about the other side,
about animals crossing over, about the sign,
but notice that I'm not in a bad mood, I'm not upset.
And that's because I know how animals feel
about the other side. And they've told me
what's really going on with that.
If you want to learn more look in the description below,
get the information
about the class and I will see you all soon.
Okay, bye.