tough decision: flee or stay with Charger. Scoop stayed to help his brother pass on.
Debra told me animals understand that death is a transition, they give in to it and do not worry. Native American teachings tell us when a prey animal is hunted by a predator they both agree to the death. Te spirit leaves the animal that is dying before there is any suffering. Tis happens in a nanosecond.
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Charger was loved by Tiffany Driscoll (L); Scoop was loved by Nikki Tripodes (R).
he strongest image she received from both boys was they were willing to
give up their lives to save the other horses. Tey do not feel the same way about death that we do. “We are the epitome of accomplishing a good death. We are strong and we are loved and we can sacrifice ourselves.”
Animals don’t look at death as a bad thing. Tey died a good death, a dramatic and honorable death. “We are saving many horses’ lives.”
Tings this dramatic happen for a reason.
Tere is a blessing here and it will start to show itself in time. I thanked Debra for her incredible message from the boys and felt the peace of understanding.
So many people tried to save two beautiful horses and I thank them for that. Tey could not understand what had happened because they had never seen anything like this. But I knew because Scoop and Charger had told us the story.
If you ever doubt the nobility, love and loyalty of a horse, please remember my story.
Nikki Tropodes can be reached at
twogirlsrealestateinc@verizon.net. See the “Talking Art” of Animal Intuitive Debra Saum at www.
debrasaum.com. Contact Debra at 858-759-9760 or
debra@debrasaum.com
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