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Ever wondered how to better connect with your furry friends? Well, this episode is a treasure chest of wisdom as we speak with Kara from petsibewcom, a beacon in the field of animal communication and energy healing. She gives us a fascinating peek into how animals, in their journey of domestication, have developed an uncanny ability to read our minds and anticipate our actions. But, there's a flip side to this bond. Our pets also absorb our emotions, the good and the bad, making it all the more important to monitor our thoughts and feelings. And, the cherry on top, Kara talks about telepathy as a muscle, hinting that with practice, we can fine-tune it.
As we delve further into our conversation with Kara, she shares her unique insights into how we can celebrate our pets, especially on their birthdays, and create new narratives for their lives. She also guides us on how to create a calming environment for our pets using meditation, stimming activities, and mala beads. Through her holistic approach, she teaches us how to better understand our pets' needs and behaviors.
In the last segment of our chat, we touch upon the empowering facet of animal communication for pet owners. Kara helps us navigate through the rough terrains of dealing with behavioral problems, illnesses, and end-of-life issues with our pets. She also cautions us against viewing animal communicators as full psychics or substitutes for veterinary care. Instead, she advocates for energy work and chakra clearing to help our furry friends. She also shares a heartwarming perspective on how we can commemorate the life of a pet that is nearing its end. Join us on this enlightening journey and discover how communication between humans and their pets is a remarkable expedition of growth and understanding.
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Dr Edward (00:25):
Hello everyone and welcome to this full episode of
Pets, people and Harmony podcast.
The topic is Connect MoreDeeply with Animal Communication
and Energy Healing and we haveKara, who is from petsibewcom.
Kara is a very experiencedanimal communicator, energy
(00:48):
alchemist.
She's also a whole energy bodybalance practitioner and teacher
and training and she's totallydedicated to helping animals and
helping humans help theiranimals have a better life.
Have you got anything you wantto add to that introduction,
kara?
Kara Udziela (01:04):
No, i think that was wonderful, thank you.
Dr Edward (01:09):
We're going to dive straight into some teaching
points.
In the first half of the fullpodcast episodes we go into some
concepts and ideas, and thefirst one of these that Kara
wants to share with you today isyour pets are already reading
your mind.
Kara Udziela (01:30):
Yes, animals are.
In order to domesticate with us, they had to learn to
telepathically pick up on ourmovements, anticipating what
we're doing, and so within theanimal communication world,
we're very familiar with thisconcept that the reason your
animal comes to you when it'sdinner time or is waiting for
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you to go on a walk and you feellike they're rushing you is
because they've already readyour thinking about what you're
about to do, and or they knowbecause the time clock is when
it is, so they are veryaccustomed to reading your mind
and planning the pattern oftheir day.
But the flip side of that isthat when you are irritated with
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them or upset with them, or ina groove about something that's
going on with you or with them,they are also reading and
picking up on that.
So I'm not telling you to havea totally positive day every day
of your life, but I am sayingthat monitoring what you're
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sending out is really important,right?
Dr Edward (02:43):
Yeah, i think too.
Another thing there is actuallykind of containing how you feel
, like if you're frustrated, orif you're sad, naming to
yourself I'm frustrated, butthen owning it, keeping it in
your body and not spilling itout to your animals.
Kara Udziela (03:00):
Yeah, i mean one time, many, many, many years ago
, i think you know, maybe 12years ago I and we can have a
disagreement about this if youdon't agree, but like, i watched
an animal communicator at anevent, a large event, be really
proud about the fact that shefelt that her animal had died
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for her right.
And although I believe that thatcan happen, actually and it's
not our fault when it does ifwe're not aware of anything like
that, i'm not a fan of us beletting our animals like suck
off all of our negative energy.
And if you have a really lovinganimal who loves to be on top
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of you all the time, you knowthere is an added responsibility
for you that you have.
If you feel like your animal iskind of a nurse to you and they
always want to take care of youin that way, i think you kind
of have an added responsibilityto sort of tell them, both
verbally and maybe with some,you know, sweeping off their
(04:04):
energy at the end of every day,or doing some meditation and
imagining them clean.
That thanks so much for being myfriend.
Thanks so much for being mysoulmate, but you don't have to
take on my sadness over the factthat I lost my job or that.
I just, you know, had a bad dayright, because they do often
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want to take care of us in thatway, but I like them to be
shielded a little bit.
Dr Edward (04:30):
Yeah, and that is to taking responsibility for
yourself and self-care anddealing with any kind of stress
and anxiety and trauma that isyours, you know.
Deal with it so it doesn'timpact with your animals.
Animal telepathy is a muscle.
What do you mean by that?
Kara Udziela (04:50):
Just like anything that we do.
It's like if you go andexercise and you don't have a
bicep like I don't have a bicepright now but if I go to the gym
and I lift weights over andover again, by and large that
muscle is going to appear.
And the same thing happens foranimal telepathy.
(05:11):
This is not a magic trick.
This is not something I wasborn with that someone else
doesn't have.
I was not anointed.
I actually practiced Intel.
I got better and the first timethat I did animal communication
I got a couple of pictures.
I got a couple of things, but Ikept at it because my passion
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for being connected to myanimals was more than my
resistance.
What do you call it healthydiscomfort?
is that?
you know it was a healthydiscomfort to sit in a class
with 20 other people who saidthat they were energy healers
and fifth level ascensionmasters, and I was like I'm a PR
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chick who just wants to be ableto connect better with my dogs,
right and, and I was.
And so if that can happen to me, the woman who used to do PR
for widgets and digital media,it can happen to whoever is
listening to this podcast,because you will just.
You will not only learn to talkto animals, but you will learn
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to listen to your own innercompass about your life.
Dr Edward (06:25):
Wow.
So what I'm hearing you say isthat anyone, anyone and everyone
, if they're willing to put inthe time and effort, can learn
how to develop this kind oftelepathic, intuitive ability to
understand and feel and sensewhat's going on for their
animals and get information fromthem.
Yeah, Yes, 100% trustingyourself is the key.
(06:47):
Yes, can you tell us a littlebit about how you've come
through that journey of learningto trust yourself so you can be
an effective animalcommunicator?
Kara Udziela (06:56):
I think it goes back to the last point, a little
bit about practice and andbeing open to feedback, right,
so you have to announced topeople you'd like to try things
out on their animals, to yourfriends and your family, and you
have to keep trying with yourown right and then just saying
(07:19):
like, hmm, i don't know, like Ihad someone send me something
from this last little class likethis and say I keep seeing a
beige door.
That's ridiculous.
I'm sure there's no beige doorright?
well, my front door is beigeand my cat, who loves that door,
was showing that person thatdoor.
(07:39):
But it can be hard to trustyourself and also, as an animal
communicator or someone learninganimal communication, it's
actually important to sayeverything that you get, even if
it feels ridiculous, and I'llgive you an example.
So I am usually the animalcommunicator and we can get into
this in a minute where peoplebring me a big problem.
(08:00):
I don't get too many easy'sright, but this was an easy.
This is a birthday gift for mypartner and their beautiful
black cat was telling me it wasit was the partner's birthday
and and then the black cat waslike, well, what about my
birthday?
what about my birthday?
and and then showed me akitchen that was just covered in
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flour and dough and said whenare they gonna bring the dough
out?
and I said I don't even knowwhy.
But I said this is what I see.
It sounds ridiculous to me and,mind you, i've been doing this
for over a decade, but I stillsay it, right yeah and they said
oh well, my birthday not thepartner whose birthday it was,
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but the other one that my lastbirthday we made pasta in our
kitchen.
He must think we're gonna makepasta tonight, but we're going
out to dinner.
And then he said well, i'm kindof mad that you're leaving and
I want a party too, so what?
so what did they do?
and and then?
and then they said oh yes, wedecided that his birthday is
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also today.
And I said so what have youdone for the birthday for him?
and they said nothing.
I said well, i guess you'regonna need to rectify that.
So I have these lovely picturesthat I'm gonna be posting soon
of him in a birthday hat withthe full sign, sitting with the
other birthday person.
It's just pretty cute.
But that's an example of how,the first time you get something
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like that, you're just gonna belike I'm crazy.
Yeah, but after thousands ofthings like that, you'll be like
all right, there's somethinghere.
I don't have to know all of it,i just need to present it,
right yeah, and I think too.
Dr Edward (09:48):
I was just thinking that you get someone who's who's
a leading tennis player in theworld and they still hit the
ball out now and then you knowit's yes.
Even within trusting yourself,everyone has moments where they
don't get things quite accurate,no matter how experienced you
are right yes, and that's okay,and I think that was one of my
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hardest lessons and maybe stillremains.
Kara Udziela (10:12):
One of my lessons is I want to get that a.
So I understand when peoplewant to get everything correct,
but that also puts a lot ofpressure on you and can cut off
the energetic flow yes.
Dr Edward (10:29):
So what happens in the middle of this podcast?
every time that we do it, wehave what we call our self-care
interlude, because I reallybelieve that self-care is
something that every human needsto be really passionate and
devoted to, because if you arecaring for yourself, filling
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your cup, then you're gonna havemore to overflow to your pets
and to your life and you'regonna be healthier and happier
and live longer and a milliondifferent things so every time
we have a guest speaker on onthe show in the middle.
Here we say you know what?
what do you recommend forself-care and why?
Kara Udziela (11:09):
okay, well, i have a couple of recommendations
.
I meditate, of course, everyday.
Doing Dr Edwards processesfabulous.
I do other meditations as well,and that's important.
But you don't have to thinkmeditation, and if you're one of
those people who can barely sitstill, there are other ways to
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be meditative that can bring youinto a zen zone.
Right, you can walk in awalking meditation.
But one of the things that Ifind very useful and I offer to
my clients is is there somethingyou can do with your hands that
create that puts you into kindof a quieter state?
do you like to knit?
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do you like to garden?
do you like to?
would you like to try doing alittle bit of cross stitch?
and pretty soon you will findthat just that rhythmic motion
of I'm weeding now or I'm movingthe needle through the, the,
the skin of paper well, notpaper or fabric is going to
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change your brainwave, right.
So find something that changesyour brainwave and do that.
Dr Edward (12:19):
And then, although I am disabled and I have limited
physical mobility, moving insome way in order to release
trapped energy in my body isalso very important and for all
of those of us who are neurospicy and I'm kind of neuro
spicy I'm at the lawn theautistic spectrum and a little
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bit ADHD stimming is kind ofwhat you're talking about, so
you can get a whole lot of.
There's a really broad range oftoys and fidget kits and things
like that.
That that could possibly becomepart of your, your kind of
practice like this.
Kara Udziela (12:58):
Yeah, yes, yes, that's lovely.
I mean my, my, i am Lebaneseand my husband has adopted must
be hall or the worry beads thatyou hear the men clicking right
and it's such a nice.
It's such a nice sound in myhouse and reminiscent of my very
lovely childhood to hear myhusband clicking those beads in
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a very meditative way, just likemy father has done for 50 years
.
Dr Edward (13:25):
I suppose that's the.
The original spiritual fidgetstimming thing is your, your
mala beads, your with theChristian church, with the
Buddhist, there's a lot ofdifferent where you count the
beads and say a prayer or say amantra, that sort of thing yes
another way to meditate yeahokay, now we're gonna get
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practical.
We're gonna dig into Kara's,gonna share with you how to do
things, how to make changes thatare gonna affect your animals.
So we're gonna start off withhow you can break old stories
and create new visions forbehavior or for health issues
with your pets.
How do you, how do you helppeople do this?
Kara Udziela (14:06):
yeah, yeah, so I I start every session by talking
to the human right and gettingtheir story about what has
happened.
Then I throw that story awayand I meditate right there in
front of them while they're onzoom and I connect with the
animal and I say this is thestory your human had, what's?
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what's your story about?
what's happening.
And I have to be really carefulbecause their story can be
completely different.
And it is very surprisingsometimes the owners to hear oh,
he's not grumpy, because everysession comes with the
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communication but also kind of abody scan, right, so we'll
sense for the pain, look in thechakras, whatever.
And the animals are.
Some animals are veryforthright and are like my left
hip hurts really bad.
And to hear that they're not,they're not attacking that other
dog that's in the home becausethey're mad at them.
Nothing happened.
It's that they're getting tooclose to my personal space and
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this hurts really bad cancompletely shift that situation.
But when we're talking about usbreaking old stories,
communication is sort of the keythat can open the door.
And then we need to look at howcan I change the story, not
only in my mind, but maybe I'mgonna have to change that in my
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physical body to, or maybe I'mgonna have to do some energy
work.
So I'm training about 11different modalities and I would
look at the situation and goand the person involved and be
like can they tolerate this?
will they go through this?
are they open to, you know, webwork?
are they open to emotionalfreedom, technique, and then we
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will work on the animal and theperson and I involve the human
in doing some of the physicaltouching, even if it's an
emotional issue or behaviorissue that we are changing.
Because I believe strongly thatwhen we incorporate all our
senses into shifting somethingfor our animals, even if we
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think we're doing it for theanimals we're shifting ourselves
to.
So if they're touching ananimal with the intent of I'm
gonna release your trauma about,you know, almost getting hit by
the car the other day or aboutthe fact that I brought home a
kitten and you didn't want tokitten and I'm so sorry I didn't
bring.
I brought home a kitten.
Meanwhile I will induce someenergy work, whether that's
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tapping or clearing.
I involve the human inreleasing guilt baby about
bringing home a kitten thatwasn't wanted.
I'm just giving an example,right yeah, yeah, i hear you.
Dr Edward (16:56):
I've had a client recently that they had a cat and
bought a new kitten into thehousehold and that other cat
that was there already wasreally upset with that human.
Yeah, it took us weeks ofsessions and stuff until the cat
who gave the human and kind ofmoved out the garage and back
into the house and had humancuddles again.
So if you're gonna create a newvision, so part of it is kind
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of getting away from what youthink the animal is but isn't,
but creating a new vision forbehavioral health how would you,
how would you lead someonethrough doing that?
Kara Udziela (17:31):
Well, i believe, and I was taught, that every
animal has a job in our house, apurpose right, and if we don't
give them a purpose, they willchoose their own, and sometimes
they're not very good atchoosing, or?
Dr Edward (17:45):
choosing the purpose that the human doesn't really
like very much.
Kara Udziela (17:50):
Correct.
So if the purposes are notcorrect or not good for the
house, or let's give the exampleyou just gave of the cat and
the kitten, right, maybe thekitten is extremely cute and is
getting all of the attention andalso loves, it has a little bit
of a diva personality And theother cat is a little bit more
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like vanilla ice cream, you know, doesn't have all the sparkles
and is older.
We're going to have to givethem each something to do and to
get praised for.
that makes them both feel equalbut separate in the house, for
example.
Dr Edward (18:28):
Well, that's a nice way to put it, and this is with
anyone with multiple animals.
How can you, how can you shapethings so that every animal
feels equally special but unique?
Kara Udziela (18:39):
Yes, and then again, through consulting with
the human, i will create withthem some sort of simple short
ritual or visualization aboutthe life they want to see with
those animals And, depending onthat person, they may do some
writing, they do may may do somejournaling, they may do some
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visuals, visualizations sendingmovies to their pets or to
themselves.
I often have people meditatewith their pets.
I will create I've been knownto create custom meditations for
clients facing really difficultsituations And, let's be honest
, not everything can be solvedin 30 minutes And that's sort of
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like a misconception aboutanimal communication.
Right, some animalcommunications, like what I
talked about earlier with thecat who just wanted a birthday
party 30 minutes one and doneyou know one that's fine, no
problem.
But if you have a very seriousproblem with your animal, an
aggressive animal, a reactivedog you do need to use
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communication as a doorway andthen work with someone, maybe
also a trainer.
So I see myself very much as ananimal concierge and some of my
clients come to me, yes, and Iput together the team of the
holistic vet and the dog trainerand me, and the human is
empowered with rituals andvisuals And then we all work
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together And in a month theirlife is much different because
they have committed to thatprocess, that 360 degree mind,
body, spirit approach to helpingwhatever the situation might be
.
Dr Edward (20:18):
Well, i think too, just as a comparison.
You know, if you're inrelationship with a human,
you've got a beloved.
If you don't keep communicating, things don't work very well.
So it's not.
You know, communication is anongoing journey and an unfolding
, and if you just have, you knowyou couldn't be in relationship
with someone and just have oneconversation, then talk to them
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ever again.
It just wouldn't work.
Kara Udziela (20:41):
Right, yeah, yeah , and we get tired and we
backslide and he goes ahead andbarks too much at the window.
Three days in a row interruptedour Zoom meeting.
We get back into our cycle offrustration.
So we have to break out of thatRight, and it is very
customized, like depending onwho the person is and what I
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think they need, and we mighttry one thing with one person,
we try another thing withanother, so it's hard for me to
be very specific, but often it'sa meditation or it's something
where I'm having them do somesymbol, symbology and write it
down, because I feel, if youcreate it physically on paper or
if you knit or whatever you're,into you will be bringing that
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that resonance into your homeRight.
Dr Edward (21:29):
I'm meditating with your pet.
Yes, Would you be able to giveus a little bit of a guided
meditation right now?
Do you think Yes?
Kara Udziela (21:36):
I can do that, okay.
So we're going to put our feeton the ground, right, we're
going to take a deep breath,settle ourselves in, and then
we're going to ask that all thetroubles of the day kind of
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leave us for this moment.
You can shake them off, anynervousness about being able to
actually connect with our petcan leave us.
And then we're going to pull upfrom underneath our feet, from
the well of the earth.
We're going to bring in goldenlight up through our body Right
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And bring it up slowly You mayfeel that it's warming your body
and your legs and now yourtrunk and up through your head.
And then I want you to go aheadand push that light up through
the crown of your head and makeit fall as though you're a
willow tree, if you will, aweeping willow, and there's a
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willow branch that falls infront of you and send that
golden light back underneathyour feet, connect it again.
And now, as you breathe, i wantyou to almost remove yourself,
if you can, outside and look atyourself and imagine it going in
a golden circle of light.
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You're making a circuit oflight up, up, up, up up through
your body, up through your head,out forward, falling down,
connecting under your feet again.
We're just going to take acouple of moments here and
imagine that circle goingthrough And as it goes through,
it clears us of all negativityand all of our stresses
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regarding this situation,potentially with our animal.
Your animal may be sick, youranimal may be older, there may
be two animals in your home notgetting along, and you're going
to just clear that energy fromyour body.
You're going to push it upthrough your head and back out
and down in front of you And onthe next cycle through, i want
you to pull that energy up andthen I want you to open and, at
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the top of your head, i want youto imagine pulling in what Dr
Ed calls Yang energy sourceenergy, sun energy back into
your body And now you'reconnected in that way, right, so
you're filled with bold in andYang energy, and I wanted to
open your heart.
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I want you to go ahead and askto open your throat chakra so
you're communicating well withyour animal as well.
If you don't know where that is, that's right at your throat,
for example.
Ask for your third eye to beopen, and the way that I
visualize this is my third eyemy own eye as I would see in a
mirror, looking out from mythird eye area, just above my
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eyebrows and open your crownchakra to receive spiritual
information as needed.
And now I want you to put youranimal your own dog, cat or your
set of animals in your mindpalace or in that sphere of
golden life that you havecreated for yourself, so you are
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actually seeing them.
And if you are not a seer, justknow that they are there with
you.
Breathe deeply again, see themlooking at you, create a
connection with them of love,maybe rainbow life between the
two of you.
Surround them with your love.
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And now I want you to thinkabout whatever issue you are
worried about with them, right,see that thing between you and
feel the feelings about it,whatever negativity that may be.
You can even try to talk to youranimal about it and see what
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they have to say, or if theyshow you a certain face, if they
are confused.
Maybe they don't see it as aproblem.
And then I want you to takethat issue and imagine it
written on a piece of paper andI want you to crumple it up in
front of you and I want you tosee it burst into flame and
disappear.
And now I want you to go backto your animal and I want you to
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just like those emojis on yourphones.
I want you to send them nothingbut loving hearts or rainbow
light whatever feels good to you, surround them in it and tell
them how you expect the rest ofyour day to go with them.
And instead of showing them thethings that bother you or worry
you about them, i want you tospend a moment and it's just a
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moment, you know sending them amental movie of things going
really well today.
Thank you.
Now you can take a deep breathand when you're ready, you can
come back into this room.
Dr Edward (26:47):
Oh, that was a bit lovely.
Kara Udziela (26:49):
Good, I'm glad that you liked it.
Dr Edward (26:52):
Made me yawn quite a few times and a lovely feeling
of connection with my threeanimals and we're still
readjusting after losing ourlovely old Whippet about a month
ago.
Kara Udziela (27:02):
Yeah, and they maybe need new jobs in the house
too.
Dr Edward (27:07):
Oh, it's been interesting watching the changes
.
Mitzi, who's down here on thefloor beside the heater.
he's become kind of lessreactive to things going on
outside the house, but he's alsobecome a little bit more
demanding about when it's dinnertime and like, because Pearl
was the lead dog and now he'sstarting to go oh, looks like
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I'm the lead dog.
He's shifting in that.
Yeah, it's all adjusting andthat was really lovely.
Thank you, good, i'm glad.
So we're going to finish offwith how to choose and use
animal communicators.
So Kara is going to share withyou what you can do to work with
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animal communicators and thedifferent ways you can work with
them, how to choose a good oneand how you can help your pets
in a whole lot of different waysby working with animal
communication, either yourselflearning how to, or choosing
someone who's professional andexperienced.
Kara Udziela (28:07):
Yes, so I have a lot of advice on this right, but
you have to go with yourintuition.
So you need to trust your heart.
When you're looking at websitesand you're reading them, don't
get too stuck only in your brainand your cogitation.
Like, look at the pictures ofthe people and feel like is this
a person that I could open upto And like I feel that they're
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gonna help me if you have a bigproblem?
And also look at what theirexperience is.
watch their social media andfind someone whose skill set
seems to match what your maybeissue is.
Dr Edward (28:44):
And if you have any questions about that.
Kara Udziela (28:46):
Almost all of us will be happy to talk to you on
social media or I have free 15minute sessions if you're
wondering if I'm the right fitfor you, for example because I'm
not the right fit for everybodyright And I know that and I'm
gonna get that from an intuitivehit of talking to you And if
someone's not willing to do thatwith you, then that's not one
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for you.
If you have just a really cutelike this is fun for a birthday
you maybe don't need someone whohas a decade of experience all
the time Although I love the funones.
But if you have a more seriousissue or you have a multi-pet
home, look for people who areskilled in at least a couple of
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other areas of energy work,because it does take that to
shift the big things.
And we do have a.
Animal communication is goingthrough quite a growth period,
which is fabulous.
I want everybody to be able totalk to animals but, some people
can just talk to animals And Idon't want people to walk away
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from a session with someone andbe like great, i know my dog is
mad at me, but that's all I know.
I can't fix it right.
Okay, no way to go forward.
So that's how I would go aboutit.
If I were looking today, iwould be doing a lot of research
and then I might have a call ifI felt I needed more
information.
But I would pair the rightanimal communicator, whose
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energy I liked, with what is myissue And do.
I think that can help with that.
Dr Edward (30:20):
Okay, so look at websites, trust your feeling,
find someone who feels and seemsto be a match with you and how
you work in the world.
I suppose another thing too, isthat you might need to try a
few before you find the rightone.
Kara Udziela (30:36):
Yeah, I think that that's true too, and I
think another a couple ofcautions are don't necessarily
expect an animal communicator tobe a full psychic.
It's a different kind, it's adifferent permutation of the
energy.
So some psychics would getreally into telling you like the
manner of birth and when youranimal is gonna die.
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I, for example, don't do that,for example, and also don't use
an animal communicator as asubstitute for good veterinary
care, although much of what I dois hey, there seems to be these
big holes inside this horse.
I would never wanna be seen asthe first point like I've just
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had a horse, lovely, five monthscalled.
The woman said I gotta move yoursession up because your horse
is going to die if we don't fixthis.
What's going on?
But it took five months andfour vets and one spindly vet.
I said the spindly vet is gonnasave your horse's life.
And finally the spindly vetdrove something four and a half
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hours to UC Davis and wediscovered he had an infect, a
fever, internally to the body,which is very rare, an infection
right, and I saw it, but ittook a long time.
However, i would not want somepeople who are very uneducated
and I don't think that's youraudience, but some people will
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prefer to try an animalcommunicator before they go to a
vet and that's often not thebest strategy.
Dr Edward (32:12):
No, if you've got any kind of illness, vet, and then
you add in the intuitive as anadjunct of a supportive type
thing is my thing.
So what kinds of things, whatkinds of problems, what kinds of
issues can animal communicationempower people to help their
pets with, and can you sharesome stories of these kinds of
(32:33):
things from your practice?
Kara Udziela (32:34):
Yes, so we can help with behavior problems, two
animals or three animals notgetting along.
We can help with illness.
So one of my favorite clientsrecently passed away, but for I
want to say a period of about ayear and a half, i would help
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this little dog feel better withcongestive heart failure And
once a week I would work on him,or once every two weeks and
he'd perk right up and then golive in his little life until he
needed a little bit more medsAnd his owner was really good
with the holistic vet.
He was supposed to live sixmonths, he lived 19 months,
right.
so that's one example And thatis talking to the animal but
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also doing energy work.
I have like, for example, i'vehad two Aussies where they were
about five, six years old.
their owners were very worriedbecause they were very nippy and
very reactive and the male hadbitten somebody on the street.
They were pregnant, right, andthey were like, do we have to
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put these dogs to sleep?
We got that concierge thinggoing.
I got my favorite trainer totheir house.
I did energy work.
we reduced anxiety.
just like you talk about thechakras, i was clearing a lot of
chakras, showing the owners howto clear chakras and work on
body work.
that would kind of keep themmore grounded because, as you
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know, those anxious dogs are.
They always say like their soulis just tied by a tether to
their heart and they don't holdtheir soul in their body very
well.
So we have to show them wheretheir body is.
It's been four years now.
they have three children andthose dogs are still alive and
doing very well, right Whichthey were close to something
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else, or at the end of life,issues like what does the animal
want?
And everybody seems to wanttheir life celebrated.
The more introverted animal maywant a different kind of party,
but a lot of people think, oh,my animal's very close to death
(34:43):
and they will call me and I willsay maybe, and I won't ask them
if they're gonna die or whenthey're gonna die.
I'll just say how do you feelin your body?
Because I think that's a soulcontract between human and
animal.
You've lived with them 14 years, i haven't, but I will ask them
how they feel And most oftenthey have a little list of
checkpoints of I want this, iwant that, i wanna go on a car
(35:06):
ride and I want these threepeople to call me and hang out.
But a lot of my work is how dowe make this dog not be quite so
bossy and this dog be happierin the home and get more of a
spotlight?
Dr Edward (35:24):
Okay.
So what I'm hearing you say isthat you can get the
understanding of the causes ofbehaviour problems, which then
can help you intervene moreeffectively to help solve
behaviour issues.
You can get information,sometimes about illness.
Maybe you'll get some pointerstowards something that the vet
(35:45):
hasn't managed to discover yet,that might be deeper or harder
to diagnose.
I think another thing is that,well, where are you?
You can just increase yourdepth and beauty of your bond
and relationship with youranimals.
Kara Udziela (35:59):
Oh, absolutely.
And you don't have to be aprofessional animal communicator
to have enough animalcommunication that you're going
to know when they need something, even if you're not in the same
room, you can.
You'll just start to feel moreat flow with your animals in
your house, right?
Dr Edward (36:19):
Yeah, I hear you.
We were at an AB&B recently andMitzi was there.
We're having a holiday.
There's a sauna.
I was in the sauna.
I thought what's Mitzi up to?
I went outside and we left thedoor open to the room right With
just the screen, and you cansee Mitzi was just sitting up
(36:40):
going.
I'm about to take myself for awalk, But I felt that in my body
.
Yes, Yes So you can, you reallycan.
It gets stronger and stronger.
Like Kara said, the more youpractice, the more you build a
muscle.
So it's an ongoing thing.
It'll help you in all sorts ofways in your life.
Kara Udziela (36:59):
Yeah, and wouldn't you?
we only get them for what?
15 years, 17 years if we'relucky.
And so what if you had a littlebit of animal communication
skill, a little bit of energywork skill, and you were feeding
them really good food, and soyou felt you were just doing a
360 degree approach to theirhealth and their well-being, and
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then that entire 14 years ofyour life is so much richer and
deeper.
Right, because you don't haveto have words and you and you
are.
And I want to say like it's notlike I walk around my house and
my dogs are chattering and mycats are chattering me all the
time.
I did have a client recentlywho was like can you please
(37:41):
check with my dog, because she's?
everyone says she's miserable,and my house sitter says she's
miserable, and I was like, doyou not have your shields up?
And she was like what?
And I was like you're going tohave your shields up, girl,
because that dog is trying totorture you to make you come
home from this trip.
Dr Edward (38:00):
This is a little bit of a bossy dog, but you know
what I mean.
Kara Udziela (38:03):
She's just trying to make it worse on you.
She wants that neighbor to seeher looking miserable.
And of course I did energy workon the dog but but I did talk
to the dog and it was just likeI know she's feeling guilty.
So I'm just going to make it alittle bit, you know just a
little more to get.
Dr Edward (38:18):
No, i've been interested.
Kara Udziela (38:20):
Exactly.
But when I mean, i have one dogwho's a little more pushy and
she'll break into my mentalshield now and then, but
honestly, for the most part it'sjust that you, you live in
better flow And then when youwant to have conversation, you
drop your shields, you'retalking.
but you do have to become andthis comes back to our very
first point at the top of thisshow you have to become the one
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responsible for managing theenergy flow in your home.
Think again about how manypeople feel like their animal
house is out of control orthey're so sad about potentially
losing an animal that they'reunable to keep the energy at
equilibrium.
So if you can start to takeback your power in that one
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simple way, that will shift alot.
So, remembering the truth andwhat is, and your story about
what is and if your story isn'ta good one, start to shift that
story.
Dr Edward (39:22):
Beautiful.
Well, we have come to the endof this very interesting episode
of Fets, people and Harmonypodcast.
We have a follow up two hourlong intensive online workshop
that you can enroll in and comeand learn a whole lot more and a
whole lot of really, reallypractical putting into practice.
It's called animal whisperingat home, laid by Kara.
(39:45):
You're going to learn moreabout how your animals are
already listening.
You're actually going to learnhow to start doing animal
communication or, if you'realready doing it, make it a
little stronger.
How to know when you actuallythe senses or the feelings of
information coming to your pets,how your pet's body holds
energetic pain, and Kara isgoing to lead you through some
(40:09):
meditations and also set you upto ask one of her animals some
questions and get someinformation live on the workshop
And it's capped off by the.
At the end we have 30 minutesof Q&A so that you can ask
whatever you like about animalcommunication with Kara.
So you will see the links whereyou can enroll in the workshop
(40:31):
with us in the information, thetext that goes with this podcast
.
If you're watching this,listening to this, i should say
sometime after the episode hasalready been happened and the
live workshop has happened.
It's available on demandongoing as well.
(40:53):
So if you drop in and comealong with Kara, i'll be hosting
in there and fielding all thequestions and everything and be
a stack of fun.
So thank you so much again,kara.
It's been an absolute pleasurehaving you on the show.
Thank you for sharing all yourwisdom and for all of you
listeners out there.
put this into practice, don'tjust sit on it and think about
it.
Thank you very much, you'rewelcome.
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Goodbye now for now, everyone.
See you in the next episode.
Hello everyone and welcome to this full episode of
Pets, people and Harmony podcast.
The topic is Connect MoreDeeply with Animal Communication
and Energy Healing and we haveKara, who is from petsibewcom.
Kara is a very experiencedanimal communicator, energy
(00:48):
alchemist.
She's also a whole energy bodybalance practitioner and teacher
and training and she's totallydedicated to helping animals and
helping humans help theiranimals have a better life.
Have you got anything you wantto add to that introduction,
kara?
Kara Udziela (01:04):
No, i think that was wonderful, thank you.
Dr Edward (01:09):
We're going to dive straight into some teaching
points.
In the first half of the fullpodcast episodes we go into some
concepts and ideas, and thefirst one of these that Kara
wants to share with you today isyour pets are already reading
your mind.
Kara Udziela (01:30):
Yes, animals are.
In order to domesticate with us, they had to learn to
telepathically pick up on ourmovements, anticipating what
we're doing, and so within theanimal communication world,
we're very familiar with thisconcept that the reason your
animal comes to you when it'sdinner time or is waiting for
(01:54):
you to go on a walk and you feellike they're rushing you is
because they've already readyour thinking about what you're
about to do, and or they knowbecause the time clock is when
it is, so they are veryaccustomed to reading your mind
and planning the pattern oftheir day.
But the flip side of that isthat when you are irritated with
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them or upset with them, or ina groove about something that's
going on with you or with them,they are also reading and
picking up on that.
So I'm not telling you to havea totally positive day every day
of your life, but I am sayingthat monitoring what you're
(02:37):
sending out is really important,right?
Dr Edward (02:43):
Yeah, i think too.
Another thing there is actuallykind of containing how you feel
, like if you're frustrated, orif you're sad, naming to
yourself I'm frustrated, butthen owning it, keeping it in
your body and not spilling itout to your animals.
Kara Udziela (03:00):
Yeah, i mean one time, many, many, many years ago
, i think you know, maybe 12years ago I and we can have a
disagreement about this if youdon't agree, but like, i watched
an animal communicator at anevent, a large event, be really
proud about the fact that shefelt that her animal had died
(03:21):
for her right.
And although I believe that thatcan happen, actually and it's
not our fault when it does ifwe're not aware of anything like
that, i'm not a fan of us beletting our animals like suck
off all of our negative energy.
And if you have a really lovinganimal who loves to be on top
(03:43):
of you all the time, you knowthere is an added responsibility
for you that you have.
If you feel like your animal iskind of a nurse to you and they
always want to take care of youin that way, i think you kind
of have an added responsibilityto sort of tell them, both
verbally and maybe with some,you know, sweeping off their
(04:04):
energy at the end of every day,or doing some meditation and
imagining them clean.
That thanks so much for being myfriend.
Thanks so much for being mysoulmate, but you don't have to
take on my sadness over the factthat I lost my job or that.
I just, you know, had a bad dayright, because they do often
(04:24):
want to take care of us in thatway, but I like them to be
shielded a little bit.
Dr Edward (04:30):
Yeah, and that is to taking responsibility for
yourself and self-care anddealing with any kind of stress
and anxiety and trauma that isyours, you know.
Deal with it so it doesn'timpact with your animals.
Animal telepathy is a muscle.
What do you mean by that?
Kara Udziela (04:50):
Just like anything that we do.
It's like if you go andexercise and you don't have a
bicep like I don't have a bicepright now but if I go to the gym
and I lift weights over andover again, by and large that
muscle is going to appear.
And the same thing happens foranimal telepathy.
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This is not a magic trick.
This is not something I wasborn with that someone else
doesn't have.
I was not anointed.
I actually practiced Intel.
I got better and the first timethat I did animal communication
I got a couple of pictures.
I got a couple of things, but Ikept at it because my passion
(05:33):
for being connected to myanimals was more than my
resistance.
What do you call it healthydiscomfort?
is that?
you know it was a healthydiscomfort to sit in a class
with 20 other people who saidthat they were energy healers
and fifth level ascensionmasters, and I was like I'm a PR
(05:57):
chick who just wants to be ableto connect better with my dogs,
right and, and I was.
And so if that can happen to me, the woman who used to do PR
for widgets and digital media,it can happen to whoever is
listening to this podcast,because you will just.
You will not only learn to talkto animals, but you will learn
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to listen to your own innercompass about your life.
Dr Edward (06:25):
Wow.
So what I'm hearing you say isthat anyone, anyone and everyone
, if they're willing to put inthe time and effort, can learn
how to develop this kind oftelepathic, intuitive ability to
understand and feel and sensewhat's going on for their
animals and get information fromthem.
Yeah, Yes, 100% trustingyourself is the key.
(06:47):
Yes, can you tell us a littlebit about how you've come
through that journey of learningto trust yourself so you can be
an effective animalcommunicator?
Kara Udziela (06:56):
I think it goes back to the last point, a little
bit about practice and andbeing open to feedback, right,
so you have to announced topeople you'd like to try things
out on their animals, to yourfriends and your family, and you
have to keep trying with yourown right and then just saying
(07:19):
like, hmm, i don't know, like Ihad someone send me something
from this last little class likethis and say I keep seeing a
beige door.
That's ridiculous.
I'm sure there's no beige doorright?
well, my front door is beigeand my cat, who loves that door,
was showing that person thatdoor.
(07:39):
But it can be hard to trustyourself and also, as an animal
communicator or someone learninganimal communication, it's
actually important to sayeverything that you get, even if
it feels ridiculous, and I'llgive you an example.
So I am usually the animalcommunicator and we can get into
this in a minute where peoplebring me a big problem.
(08:00):
I don't get too many easy'sright, but this was an easy.
This is a birthday gift for mypartner and their beautiful
black cat was telling me it wasit was the partner's birthday
and and then the black cat waslike, well, what about my
birthday?
what about my birthday?
and and then showed me akitchen that was just covered in
(08:24):
flour and dough and said whenare they gonna bring the dough
out?
and I said I don't even knowwhy.
But I said this is what I see.
It sounds ridiculous to me and,mind you, i've been doing this
for over a decade, but I stillsay it, right yeah and they said
oh well, my birthday not thepartner whose birthday it was,
(08:47):
but the other one that my lastbirthday we made pasta in our
kitchen.
He must think we're gonna makepasta tonight, but we're going
out to dinner.
And then he said well, i'm kindof mad that you're leaving and
I want a party too, so what?
so what did they do?
and and then?
and then they said oh yes, wedecided that his birthday is
(09:09):
also today.
And I said so what have youdone for the birthday for him?
and they said nothing.
I said well, i guess you'regonna need to rectify that.
So I have these lovely picturesthat I'm gonna be posting soon
of him in a birthday hat withthe full sign, sitting with the
other birthday person.
It's just pretty cute.
But that's an example of how,the first time you get something
(09:32):
like that, you're just gonna belike I'm crazy.
Yeah, but after thousands ofthings like that, you'll be like
all right, there's somethinghere.
I don't have to know all of it,i just need to present it,
right yeah, and I think too.
Dr Edward (09:48):
I was just thinking that you get someone who's who's
a leading tennis player in theworld and they still hit the
ball out now and then you knowit's yes.
Even within trusting yourself,everyone has moments where they
don't get things quite accurate,no matter how experienced you
are right yes, and that's okay,and I think that was one of my
(10:09):
hardest lessons and maybe stillremains.
Kara Udziela (10:12):
One of my lessons is I want to get that a.
So I understand when peoplewant to get everything correct,
but that also puts a lot ofpressure on you and can cut off
the energetic flow yes.
Dr Edward (10:29):
So what happens in the middle of this podcast?
every time that we do it, wehave what we call our self-care
interlude, because I reallybelieve that self-care is
something that every human needsto be really passionate and
devoted to, because if you arecaring for yourself, filling
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your cup, then you're gonna havemore to overflow to your pets
and to your life and you'regonna be healthier and happier
and live longer and a milliondifferent things so every time
we have a guest speaker on onthe show in the middle.
Here we say you know what?
what do you recommend forself-care and why?
Kara Udziela (11:09):
okay, well, i have a couple of recommendations
.
I meditate, of course, everyday.
Doing Dr Edwards processesfabulous.
I do other meditations as well,and that's important.
But you don't have to thinkmeditation, and if you're one of
those people who can barely sitstill, there are other ways to
(11:30):
be meditative that can bring youinto a zen zone.
Right, you can walk in awalking meditation.
But one of the things that Ifind very useful and I offer to
my clients is is there somethingyou can do with your hands that
create that puts you into kindof a quieter state?
do you like to knit?
(11:51):
do you like to garden?
do you like to?
would you like to try doing alittle bit of cross stitch?
and pretty soon you will findthat just that rhythmic motion
of I'm weeding now or I'm movingthe needle through the, the,
the skin of paper well, notpaper or fabric is going to
(12:12):
change your brainwave, right.
So find something that changesyour brainwave and do that.
Dr Edward (12:19):
And then, although I am disabled and I have limited
physical mobility, moving insome way in order to release
trapped energy in my body isalso very important and for all
of those of us who are neurospicy and I'm kind of neuro
spicy I'm at the lawn theautistic spectrum and a little
(12:42):
bit ADHD stimming is kind ofwhat you're talking about, so
you can get a whole lot of.
There's a really broad range oftoys and fidget kits and things
like that.
That that could possibly becomepart of your, your kind of
practice like this.
Kara Udziela (12:58):
Yeah, yes, yes, that's lovely.
I mean my, my, i am Lebaneseand my husband has adopted must
be hall or the worry beads thatyou hear the men clicking right
and it's such a nice.
It's such a nice sound in myhouse and reminiscent of my very
lovely childhood to hear myhusband clicking those beads in
(13:20):
a very meditative way, just likemy father has done for 50 years
.
Dr Edward (13:25):
I suppose that's the.
The original spiritual fidgetstimming thing is your, your
mala beads, your with theChristian church, with the
Buddhist, there's a lot ofdifferent where you count the
beads and say a prayer or say amantra, that sort of thing yes
another way to meditate yeahokay, now we're gonna get
(13:46):
practical.
We're gonna dig into Kara's,gonna share with you how to do
things, how to make changes thatare gonna affect your animals.
So we're gonna start off withhow you can break old stories
and create new visions forbehavior or for health issues
with your pets.
How do you, how do you helppeople do this?
Kara Udziela (14:06):
yeah, yeah, so I I start every session by talking
to the human right and gettingtheir story about what has
happened.
Then I throw that story awayand I meditate right there in
front of them while they're onzoom and I connect with the
animal and I say this is thestory your human had, what's?
(14:27):
what's your story about?
what's happening.
And I have to be really carefulbecause their story can be
completely different.
And it is very surprisingsometimes the owners to hear oh,
he's not grumpy, because everysession comes with the
(14:47):
communication but also kind of abody scan, right, so we'll
sense for the pain, look in thechakras, whatever.
And the animals are.
Some animals are veryforthright and are like my left
hip hurts really bad.
And to hear that they're not,they're not attacking that other
dog that's in the home becausethey're mad at them.
Nothing happened.
It's that they're getting tooclose to my personal space and
(15:10):
this hurts really bad cancompletely shift that situation.
But when we're talking about usbreaking old stories,
communication is sort of the keythat can open the door.
And then we need to look at howcan I change the story, not
only in my mind, but maybe I'mgonna have to change that in my
(15:34):
physical body to, or maybe I'mgonna have to do some energy
work.
So I'm training about 11different modalities and I would
look at the situation and goand the person involved and be
like can they tolerate this?
will they go through this?
are they open to, you know, webwork?
are they open to emotionalfreedom, technique, and then we
(15:57):
will work on the animal and theperson and I involve the human
in doing some of the physicaltouching, even if it's an
emotional issue or behaviorissue that we are changing.
Because I believe strongly thatwhen we incorporate all our
senses into shifting somethingfor our animals, even if we
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think we're doing it for theanimals we're shifting ourselves
to.
So if they're touching ananimal with the intent of I'm
gonna release your trauma about,you know, almost getting hit by
the car the other day or aboutthe fact that I brought home a
kitten and you didn't want tokitten and I'm so sorry I didn't
bring.
I brought home a kitten.
Meanwhile I will induce someenergy work, whether that's
(16:43):
tapping or clearing.
I involve the human inreleasing guilt baby about
bringing home a kitten thatwasn't wanted.
I'm just giving an example,right yeah, yeah, i hear you.
Dr Edward (16:56):
I've had a client recently that they had a cat and
bought a new kitten into thehousehold and that other cat
that was there already wasreally upset with that human.
Yeah, it took us weeks ofsessions and stuff until the cat
who gave the human and kind ofmoved out the garage and back
into the house and had humancuddles again.
So if you're gonna create a newvision, so part of it is kind
(17:19):
of getting away from what youthink the animal is but isn't,
but creating a new vision forbehavioral health how would you,
how would you lead someonethrough doing that?
Kara Udziela (17:31):
Well, i believe, and I was taught, that every
animal has a job in our house, apurpose right, and if we don't
give them a purpose, they willchoose their own, and sometimes
they're not very good atchoosing, or?
Dr Edward (17:45):
choosing the purpose that the human doesn't really
like very much.
Kara Udziela (17:50):
Correct.
So if the purposes are notcorrect or not good for the
house, or let's give the exampleyou just gave of the cat and
the kitten, right, maybe thekitten is extremely cute and is
getting all of the attention andalso loves, it has a little bit
of a diva personality And theother cat is a little bit more
(18:12):
like vanilla ice cream, you know, doesn't have all the sparkles
and is older.
We're going to have to givethem each something to do and to
get praised for.
that makes them both feel equalbut separate in the house, for
example.
Dr Edward (18:28):
Well, that's a nice way to put it, and this is with
anyone with multiple animals.
How can you, how can you shapethings so that every animal
feels equally special but unique?
Kara Udziela (18:39):
Yes, and then again, through consulting with
the human, i will create withthem some sort of simple short
ritual or visualization aboutthe life they want to see with
those animals And, depending onthat person, they may do some
writing, they do may may do somejournaling, they may do some
(19:01):
visuals, visualizations sendingmovies to their pets or to
themselves.
I often have people meditatewith their pets.
I will create I've been knownto create custom meditations for
clients facing really difficultsituations And, let's be honest
, not everything can be solvedin 30 minutes And that's sort of
(19:22):
like a misconception aboutanimal communication.
Right, some animalcommunications, like what I
talked about earlier with thecat who just wanted a birthday
party 30 minutes one and doneyou know one that's fine, no
problem.
But if you have a very seriousproblem with your animal, an
aggressive animal, a reactivedog you do need to use
(19:43):
communication as a doorway andthen work with someone, maybe
also a trainer.
So I see myself very much as ananimal concierge and some of my
clients come to me, yes, and Iput together the team of the
holistic vet and the dog trainerand me, and the human is
empowered with rituals andvisuals And then we all work
(20:05):
together And in a month theirlife is much different because
they have committed to thatprocess, that 360 degree mind,
body, spirit approach to helpingwhatever the situation might be
.
Dr Edward (20:18):
Well, i think too, just as a comparison.
You know, if you're inrelationship with a human,
you've got a beloved.
If you don't keep communicating, things don't work very well.
So it's not.
You know, communication is anongoing journey and an unfolding
, and if you just have, you knowyou couldn't be in relationship
with someone and just have oneconversation, then talk to them
(20:40):
ever again.
It just wouldn't work.
Kara Udziela (20:41):
Right, yeah, yeah , and we get tired and we
backslide and he goes ahead andbarks too much at the window.
Three days in a row interruptedour Zoom meeting.
We get back into our cycle offrustration.
So we have to break out of thatRight, and it is very
customized, like depending onwho the person is and what I
(21:01):
think they need, and we mighttry one thing with one person,
we try another thing withanother, so it's hard for me to
be very specific, but often it'sa meditation or it's something
where I'm having them do somesymbol, symbology and write it
down, because I feel, if youcreate it physically on paper or
if you knit or whatever you're,into you will be bringing that
(21:24):
that resonance into your homeRight.
Dr Edward (21:29):
I'm meditating with your pet.
Yes, Would you be able to giveus a little bit of a guided
meditation right now?
Do you think Yes?
Kara Udziela (21:36):
I can do that, okay.
So we're going to put our feeton the ground, right, we're
going to take a deep breath,settle ourselves in, and then
we're going to ask that all thetroubles of the day kind of
(21:58):
leave us for this moment.
You can shake them off, anynervousness about being able to
actually connect with our petcan leave us.
And then we're going to pull upfrom underneath our feet, from
the well of the earth.
We're going to bring in goldenlight up through our body Right
(22:23):
And bring it up slowly You mayfeel that it's warming your body
and your legs and now yourtrunk and up through your head.
And then I want you to go aheadand push that light up through
the crown of your head and makeit fall as though you're a
willow tree, if you will, aweeping willow, and there's a
(22:44):
willow branch that falls infront of you and send that
golden light back underneathyour feet, connect it again.
And now, as you breathe, i wantyou to almost remove yourself,
if you can, outside and look atyourself and imagine it going in
a golden circle of light.
(23:04):
You're making a circuit oflight up, up, up, up up through
your body, up through your head,out forward, falling down,
connecting under your feet again.
We're just going to take acouple of moments here and
imagine that circle goingthrough And as it goes through,
it clears us of all negativityand all of our stresses
(23:27):
regarding this situation,potentially with our animal.
Your animal may be sick, youranimal may be older, there may
be two animals in your home notgetting along, and you're going
to just clear that energy fromyour body.
You're going to push it upthrough your head and back out
and down in front of you And onthe next cycle through, i want
you to pull that energy up andthen I want you to open and, at
(23:52):
the top of your head, i want youto imagine pulling in what Dr
Ed calls Yang energy sourceenergy, sun energy back into
your body And now you'reconnected in that way, right, so
you're filled with bold in andYang energy, and I wanted to
open your heart.
(24:13):
I want you to go ahead and askto open your throat chakra so
you're communicating well withyour animal as well.
If you don't know where that is, that's right at your throat,
for example.
Ask for your third eye to beopen, and the way that I
visualize this is my third eyemy own eye as I would see in a
mirror, looking out from mythird eye area, just above my
(24:37):
eyebrows and open your crownchakra to receive spiritual
information as needed.
And now I want you to put youranimal your own dog, cat or your
set of animals in your mindpalace or in that sphere of
golden life that you havecreated for yourself, so you are
(24:58):
actually seeing them.
And if you are not a seer, justknow that they are there with
you.
Breathe deeply again, see themlooking at you, create a
connection with them of love,maybe rainbow life between the
two of you.
Surround them with your love.
(25:19):
And now I want you to thinkabout whatever issue you are
worried about with them, right,see that thing between you and
feel the feelings about it,whatever negativity that may be.
You can even try to talk to youranimal about it and see what
(25:40):
they have to say, or if theyshow you a certain face, if they
are confused.
Maybe they don't see it as aproblem.
And then I want you to takethat issue and imagine it
written on a piece of paper andI want you to crumple it up in
front of you and I want you tosee it burst into flame and
disappear.
And now I want you to go backto your animal and I want you to
(26:05):
just like those emojis on yourphones.
I want you to send them nothingbut loving hearts or rainbow
light whatever feels good to you, surround them in it and tell
them how you expect the rest ofyour day to go with them.
And instead of showing them thethings that bother you or worry
you about them, i want you tospend a moment and it's just a
(26:27):
moment, you know sending them amental movie of things going
really well today.
Thank you.
Now you can take a deep breathand when you're ready, you can
come back into this room.
Dr Edward (26:47):
Oh, that was a bit lovely.
Kara Udziela (26:49):
Good, I'm glad that you liked it.
Dr Edward (26:52):
Made me yawn quite a few times and a lovely feeling
of connection with my threeanimals and we're still
readjusting after losing ourlovely old Whippet about a month
ago.
Kara Udziela (27:02):
Yeah, and they maybe need new jobs in the house
too.
Dr Edward (27:07):
Oh, it's been interesting watching the changes
.
Mitzi, who's down here on thefloor beside the heater.
he's become kind of lessreactive to things going on
outside the house, but he's alsobecome a little bit more
demanding about when it's dinnertime and like, because Pearl
was the lead dog and now he'sstarting to go oh, looks like
(27:28):
I'm the lead dog.
He's shifting in that.
Yeah, it's all adjusting andthat was really lovely.
Thank you, good, i'm glad.
So we're going to finish offwith how to choose and use
animal communicators.
So Kara is going to share withyou what you can do to work with
(27:50):
animal communicators and thedifferent ways you can work with
them, how to choose a good oneand how you can help your pets
in a whole lot of different waysby working with animal
communication, either yourselflearning how to, or choosing
someone who's professional andexperienced.
Kara Udziela (28:07):
Yes, so I have a lot of advice on this right, but
you have to go with yourintuition.
So you need to trust your heart.
When you're looking at websitesand you're reading them, don't
get too stuck only in your brainand your cogitation.
Like, look at the pictures ofthe people and feel like is this
a person that I could open upto And like I feel that they're
(28:29):
gonna help me if you have a bigproblem?
And also look at what theirexperience is.
watch their social media andfind someone whose skill set
seems to match what your maybeissue is.
Dr Edward (28:44):
And if you have any questions about that.
Kara Udziela (28:46):
Almost all of us will be happy to talk to you on
social media or I have free 15minute sessions if you're
wondering if I'm the right fitfor you, for example because I'm
not the right fit for everybodyright And I know that and I'm
gonna get that from an intuitivehit of talking to you And if
someone's not willing to do thatwith you, then that's not one
(29:09):
for you.
If you have just a really cutelike this is fun for a birthday
you maybe don't need someone whohas a decade of experience all
the time Although I love the funones.
But if you have a more seriousissue or you have a multi-pet
home, look for people who areskilled in at least a couple of
(29:29):
other areas of energy work,because it does take that to
shift the big things.
And we do have a.
Animal communication is goingthrough quite a growth period,
which is fabulous.
I want everybody to be able totalk to animals but, some people
can just talk to animals And Idon't want people to walk away
(29:51):
from a session with someone andbe like great, i know my dog is
mad at me, but that's all I know.
I can't fix it right.
Okay, no way to go forward.
So that's how I would go aboutit.
If I were looking today, iwould be doing a lot of research
and then I might have a call ifI felt I needed more
information.
But I would pair the rightanimal communicator, whose
(30:13):
energy I liked, with what is myissue And do.
I think that can help with that.
Dr Edward (30:20):
Okay, so look at websites, trust your feeling,
find someone who feels and seemsto be a match with you and how
you work in the world.
I suppose another thing too, isthat you might need to try a
few before you find the rightone.
Kara Udziela (30:36):
Yeah, I think that that's true too, and I
think another a couple ofcautions are don't necessarily
expect an animal communicator tobe a full psychic.
It's a different kind, it's adifferent permutation of the
energy.
So some psychics would getreally into telling you like the
manner of birth and when youranimal is gonna die.
(30:58):
I, for example, don't do that,for example, and also don't use
an animal communicator as asubstitute for good veterinary
care, although much of what I dois hey, there seems to be these
big holes inside this horse.
I would never wanna be seen asthe first point like I've just
(31:20):
had a horse, lovely, five monthscalled.
The woman said I gotta move yoursession up because your horse
is going to die if we don't fixthis.
What's going on?
But it took five months andfour vets and one spindly vet.
I said the spindly vet is gonnasave your horse's life.
And finally the spindly vetdrove something four and a half
(31:41):
hours to UC Davis and wediscovered he had an infect, a
fever, internally to the body,which is very rare, an infection
right, and I saw it, but ittook a long time.
However, i would not want somepeople who are very uneducated
and I don't think that's youraudience, but some people will
(32:04):
prefer to try an animalcommunicator before they go to a
vet and that's often not thebest strategy.
Dr Edward (32:12):
No, if you've got any kind of illness, vet, and then
you add in the intuitive as anadjunct of a supportive type
thing is my thing.
So what kinds of things, whatkinds of problems, what kinds of
issues can animal communicationempower people to help their
pets with, and can you sharesome stories of these kinds of
(32:33):
things from your practice?
Kara Udziela (32:34):
Yes, so we can help with behavior problems, two
animals or three animals notgetting along.
We can help with illness.
So one of my favorite clientsrecently passed away, but for I
want to say a period of about ayear and a half, i would help
(32:54):
this little dog feel better withcongestive heart failure And
once a week I would work on him,or once every two weeks and
he'd perk right up and then golive in his little life until he
needed a little bit more medsAnd his owner was really good
with the holistic vet.
He was supposed to live sixmonths, he lived 19 months,
right.
so that's one example And thatis talking to the animal but
(33:18):
also doing energy work.
I have like, for example, i'vehad two Aussies where they were
about five, six years old.
their owners were very worriedbecause they were very nippy and
very reactive and the male hadbitten somebody on the street.
They were pregnant, right, andthey were like, do we have to
(33:38):
put these dogs to sleep?
We got that concierge thinggoing.
I got my favorite trainer totheir house.
I did energy work.
we reduced anxiety.
just like you talk about thechakras, i was clearing a lot of
chakras, showing the owners howto clear chakras and work on
body work.
that would kind of keep themmore grounded because, as you
(34:00):
know, those anxious dogs are.
They always say like their soulis just tied by a tether to
their heart and they don't holdtheir soul in their body very
well.
So we have to show them wheretheir body is.
It's been four years now.
they have three children andthose dogs are still alive and
doing very well, right Whichthey were close to something
(34:21):
else, or at the end of life,issues like what does the animal
want?
And everybody seems to wanttheir life celebrated.
The more introverted animal maywant a different kind of party,
but a lot of people think, oh,my animal's very close to death
(34:43):
and they will call me and I willsay maybe, and I won't ask them
if they're gonna die or whenthey're gonna die.
I'll just say how do you feelin your body?
Because I think that's a soulcontract between human and
animal.
You've lived with them 14 years, i haven't, but I will ask them
how they feel And most oftenthey have a little list of
checkpoints of I want this, iwant that, i wanna go on a car
(35:06):
ride and I want these threepeople to call me and hang out.
But a lot of my work is how dowe make this dog not be quite so
bossy and this dog be happierin the home and get more of a
spotlight?
Dr Edward (35:24):
Okay.
So what I'm hearing you say isthat you can get the
understanding of the causes ofbehaviour problems, which then
can help you intervene moreeffectively to help solve
behaviour issues.
You can get information,sometimes about illness.
Maybe you'll get some pointerstowards something that the vet
(35:45):
hasn't managed to discover yet,that might be deeper or harder
to diagnose.
I think another thing is that,well, where are you?
You can just increase yourdepth and beauty of your bond
and relationship with youranimals.
Kara Udziela (35:59):
Oh, absolutely.
And you don't have to be aprofessional animal communicator
to have enough animalcommunication that you're going
to know when they need something, even if you're not in the same
room, you can.
You'll just start to feel moreat flow with your animals in
your house, right?
Dr Edward (36:19):
Yeah, I hear you.
We were at an AB&B recently andMitzi was there.
We're having a holiday.
There's a sauna.
I was in the sauna.
I thought what's Mitzi up to?
I went outside and we left thedoor open to the room right With
just the screen, and you cansee Mitzi was just sitting up
(36:40):
going.
I'm about to take myself for awalk, But I felt that in my body
.
Yes, Yes So you can, you reallycan.
It gets stronger and stronger.
Like Kara said, the more youpractice, the more you build a
muscle.
So it's an ongoing thing.
It'll help you in all sorts ofways in your life.
Kara Udziela (36:59):
Yeah, and wouldn't you?
we only get them for what?
15 years, 17 years if we'relucky.
And so what if you had a littlebit of animal communication
skill, a little bit of energywork skill, and you were feeding
them really good food, and soyou felt you were just doing a
360 degree approach to theirhealth and their well-being, and
(37:21):
then that entire 14 years ofyour life is so much richer and
deeper.
Right, because you don't haveto have words and you and you
are.
And I want to say like it's notlike I walk around my house and
my dogs are chattering and mycats are chattering me all the
time.
I did have a client recentlywho was like can you please
(37:41):
check with my dog, because she's?
everyone says she's miserable,and my house sitter says she's
miserable, and I was like, doyou not have your shields up?
And she was like what?
And I was like you're going tohave your shields up, girl,
because that dog is trying totorture you to make you come
home from this trip.
Dr Edward (38:00):
This is a little bit of a bossy dog, but you know
what I mean.
Kara Udziela (38:03):
She's just trying to make it worse on you.
She wants that neighbor to seeher looking miserable.
And of course I did energy workon the dog but but I did talk
to the dog and it was just likeI know she's feeling guilty.
So I'm just going to make it alittle bit, you know just a
little more to get.
Dr Edward (38:18):
No, i've been interested.
Kara Udziela (38:20):
Exactly.
But when I mean, i have one dogwho's a little more pushy and
she'll break into my mentalshield now and then, but
honestly, for the most part it'sjust that you, you live in
better flow And then when youwant to have conversation, you
drop your shields, you'retalking.
but you do have to become andthis comes back to our very
first point at the top of thisshow you have to become the one
(38:44):
responsible for managing theenergy flow in your home.
Think again about how manypeople feel like their animal
house is out of control orthey're so sad about potentially
losing an animal that they'reunable to keep the energy at
equilibrium.
So if you can start to takeback your power in that one
(39:07):
simple way, that will shift alot.
So, remembering the truth andwhat is, and your story about
what is and if your story isn'ta good one, start to shift that
story.
Dr Edward (39:22):
Beautiful.
Well, we have come to the endof this very interesting episode
of Fets, people and Harmonypodcast.
We have a follow up two hourlong intensive online workshop
that you can enroll in and comeand learn a whole lot more and a
whole lot of really, reallypractical putting into practice.
It's called animal whisperingat home, laid by Kara.
(39:45):
You're going to learn moreabout how your animals are
already listening.
You're actually going to learnhow to start doing animal
communication or, if you'realready doing it, make it a
little stronger.
How to know when you actuallythe senses or the feelings of
information coming to your pets,how your pet's body holds
energetic pain, and Kara isgoing to lead you through some
(40:09):
meditations and also set you upto ask one of her animals some
questions and get someinformation live on the workshop
And it's capped off by the.
At the end we have 30 minutesof Q&A so that you can ask
whatever you like about animalcommunication with Kara.
So you will see the links whereyou can enroll in the workshop
(40:31):
with us in the information, thetext that goes with this podcast
.
If you're watching this,listening to this, i should say
sometime after the episode hasalready been happened and the
live workshop has happened.
It's available on demandongoing as well.
(40:53):
So if you drop in and comealong with Kara, i'll be hosting
in there and fielding all thequestions and everything and be
a stack of fun.
So thank you so much again,kara.
It's been an absolute pleasurehaving you on the show.
Thank you for sharing all yourwisdom and for all of you
listeners out there.
put this into practice, don'tjust sit on it and think about
it.
Thank you very much, you'rewelcome.
(41:14):
Goodbye now for now, everyone.
See you in the next episode.
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