Busy, Busy, Busy – I have neglected all of you for months so please forgive me for not getting a newsletter out to you sooner. It’s all good. I hope all is well with all of you and you are doing great. Here’s some news and guidance for your summer:
SORO Marketing – I signed up for this service, and you might want it if you want to promote your business. This company is only $39 a month and the way they keep you on top of Google is by putting new information on your website every few days. It’s working. I have been so busy with readings and book sales. They publish articles about your business (mine is everything intuitive) so please go to the website and check out the articles. They provide great and interesting information in the articles. I always read through them and edit them where necessary to correct any and all assumptions about this work.
ANIMALS AND SUMMER – I share this every year, but it still needs to be said. No dogs in vehicles in the summer unless you leave the motor running and the AC on. The AC will not blow cold air if the motor is off. No dogs in pickup beds. They burn their paws and 10,000 dogs a year are killed riding in the pickup beds. They can also get debris in their eyes which can make them go blind. Before you walk your dogs, put your hand on the pavement and test the heat. Their paws can be severely burned. Horses need shade. My “poor” horses have shelters, fans with misters and they are hosed down when it gets unbearable. I have recently seen fans with misters incorporated into the design and they can be used outside!
HORSES AND EATING – In nature, horses graze an average of 17 hours a day. We put them in little boxes and feed them small amounts of concentrates (pellets or cubes) which they finish in an hour or less and then they are confined and have nothing to do for hours until they get fed again. This can lead to choke, impactions, colic, becoming cast, bored – which leads to weaving, cribbing and other negative behaviors. Walking during grazing is an essential part of their digestive process. The slow-feed hay nets have been a game changer for my horses. When I learned that if they go 4-5 hours without food in their stomachs, it can cause ulcers, I completely changed how I fed and when I fed. They now have good grass hay 24/7. They get supplements with all their goodies in 3 times a day and needless to say, they are happy campers.
DOGS AND 4TH OF JULY – The week after the 4th is one of my busiest times of the year for doing lost dog searches. I do remote viewing which comes in handy, but I really hate it when I have to tell my clients that the dog that got terrified by the fireworks and broke out of a fence is deceased. Get your tranquilizers from the vet beforehand. Some people use Benadryl to knock them out and it works for some and not others. You might want to ask your vet for Hydroxyzine which is an antihistamine but has anti-anxiety properties. Do not take your dog TO the fireworks. Many people find driving out to the countryside where there are no fireworks is the best bet. They will go through windows, doors, screens, fences, etc. due to their fear. Plan ahead to keep them safe.
CANCER CURES AND TREATMENTS – I am always watching for the latest and greatest new treatments for cancer and there are lots of examples on Facebook every day. The most interesting ones seem to be using frequencies, freezing and targeted sound waves to kill tumors. Others still are developing targeted DNA formulations. We’ve come so far but too many people are still suffering and dying. Allopathic medicine only works on the 1% physical body. When I mention energy healing, people act like I am selling snake oil. It’s free and you can learn to do it for yourself. Remember, we are 1% physical and 99% energy. Stuck negative emotions cause dis-ease. Releasing the negative emotions allows the body to heal. I will always offer free energy healing instructions to anyone who wants them and I also offer coaching in my sessions.
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As always, love and light!
Terri Jay Cowgirl Shaman