Photo courtesy of Ellie Pechet - Spring over Lake Junaluska,
N.C
. 2018
Hello Friend!
Do your emotions sometimes get in your way?
Do you find yourself still becoming reactive with certain people or situations in your life and wish you could remain neutral and pro-active with them?
We all have people and situations that trigger us...the question is what can we do about it?
On a personal note, one area of vulnerability for me has to do with animals who are being neglected or abused. I have always felt a deep connection with animals and consider assisting the ones who cross my path for help an important part of my calling.
One example of a situation that upset me happened last fall...I was on a stroll in my neighborhood and came upon a neighbor (who also happens to be a hunter). I saw him shooting puppies he was breeding from his deck with a pellet gun to get them to stop barking. In the moment, I put my emotions aside and approached him to ask if I could help him with the puppies. He said he was fine and didn't need any help. I realized he was under the influence of alcohol as he was shooting at them when they would bark in their 8x8 fenced enclosure, from his balcony about 20 feet away.
I left and needless to say, was upset and concerned by what I had just seen. I tried to get other neighbors and the local dog officer to engage, but noone seemed to want to get involved. I soon realized I needed to use my Pechet Healing Technique on myself to clear my upset and bring me to a place of neutrality so I could help the puppies in this situation.
I knew that if I stayed stuck in the emotions I felt about the situation, I could not be effective. So I cleared my upset and imprinted myself with neutrality. Then I was able to be effective and help the puppies who were being abused. Working on this situation from my house I found and removed several negative entities from the neighbor and his wife.
Next, as I continued to tune in to the neighbor, I became aware that he had been abusing animals since he was a boy. Next, I cleared that pattern in him so he would stop abusing the puppies and other animals. I imprinted him with being compassionate toward the puppies. Next, I worked on the puppies remotely and cleared their upset from being separated from their mother that week which is was why they were barking more than usual. I also cleared the trauma from being shot at by their keeper when they would bark. I have also worked with the mother who showed up so I could help her and her puppies. Animals are much more wise than we give them credit. (I will share more about my work with the mother in a future newsletter focusing on my work with animals.)
By clearing my emotional reaction to a situation that upset me, I was able to be effective and become part of the solution and that was my goal... to help.
