Christina Blue - Animal Communication and Inspired Guidance

27/08/2022

I love this wonderful illustration by artist Delia Razak 💕

04/08/2022

21/07/2022

Zen and the Art of Cat Maintenance

19/07/2022

I am really loving doing intuitive guidance for humans lately.

20/03/2022

Go fish!

21/08/2021

Such appreciation and affection!

Cambodian rat handler Malen and HeroRAT 🐭 Aljani share a moment after a day's work... ❤️

21/11/2020

19/11/2020

“How I became an Animal Communicator”, or “How did a nice (analytical) girl like you end up in a (crazy woo woo) place like this?”

Yes, I was a systems analyst and programmer. Yes, I was a veterinary technician. Yes, I am analytical. Yes, I have common sense. No, I didn’t just go off the deep end.

I was pushed.

What do you do when your body stops working? When you have to spend a minimum of 16 hours a day in bed and most of the rest of the day prone on the couch?

Well, I thought, I have always had a love of animals and a desire for helping animals and people. It’s why I became a vet tech, a rescuer, and a shelter volunteer. What can I still do to help them?

Two things came to me. One was to create a business selling inexpensive, effective Heartworm Preventative – the same type we use in the shelters – and donating a portion of sales (see my Shelter Helper Shop ). The second was being an animal communicator.

Even when I was working full time as a programmer and analyst I would connect to animals that had passed. Acquaintances in the office would lose a dear companion and I would approach them, hesitantly, with messages from their grieved pet. This was in an IT department of 200 people, in a government agency of 3,000. Not a place where things like this were mentioned, but I felt it was my duty to pass on the information that I received. Each and every time that I did, the person was so appreciative (and amazed).

How did I know that I wasn’t just making it all up? Well, once in a while, I would get a message out of the blue. I’d be thinking of something else entirely and I’d get this blast of information. It literally brought me to my knees a time or two, which was a shock I can tell you. Those times, especially, proved to me that this information, these pictures, feelings, and words, were coming from them, not from me.

OK, so I want to be an Animal Communicator. I have some idea that I can do this. Where do I go from here? After much discussion with my long-suffering husband, I committed what was left of my energy and money to a full-on mastery program in Animal Communication. I spent 18 months working on it. I honed my skills. I built up my intuitive muscles. I conversed with everything from dogs, cats, horses, and birds to an orangutan, a porcupine, and a prairie dog. I spoke with those that were living, those that had passed, and those that were teetering on the edge between.

So, that’s how I got here. I believe in science and spirituality. I connect with animals and people. I am an analytical intuitive. And I would love to help you. 😊

21/10/2020

The Princess and the Zen Master.

So, what’s it like talking to animals (and getting answers)? Well, it’s not like you see in the movies! At least, not for me. I’m not Doctor Doolittle. I don’t hear a speaking voice. I am very visual, and for me, the information comes in the form of pictures and feelings with a few words thrown in.

Sometimes the pictures that I receive are hilarious!

I was fortunate enough to be able to speak with several family members belonging to Leseley Van Vlack - McDowell. The two in the photos were such opposites, but both made me laugh!

The initial one to speak to me was a 130lb Dogue de Bourdeax, just under 2 years old. The first thing she said was that she was a Princess (yes, with a capital “P”). And then she sent the image of herself in stately repose, wearing a tiara. I burst out laughing. I’m sorry, Dorothy-Anne! I know you were being serious, but it was a HOOT!

Her older sister is a 3 year old, blind, poodle mix with a traumatic past. And, OH, what a wise old soul! She is beautiful and amazing! Her past doesn’t bother or affect her at all. "It's in the past," she says. If we could all be like this girl! And the image I received made me laugh, yet again! She showed me a cartoon image of herself, sitting in the lotus position, meditating, with a smile on her face. Wisdom with a sense of humor!

Oh, if I could only paint the pictures that I see!

What will your animal friends show me?

*Note: the stories and photos are shared with prior permission - your readings are sacred!

14/10/2020

It can be difficult to put yourself out there as an intuitive, especially for someone with a scientific/analytical background.

My work backgrounds have been as a veterinary technician and a programmer and systems analyst. So, stepping into the light as an animal communicator has been a challenge. Knowing that I can connect and communicate is amazing, but will “they” think.

I’ve been working with an amazing woman and mindset coach, Allyson Roberts, and I’m willing to put myself out there now. This past week she had me on a live call in her private group, Outrageous Results. I was able to check in briefly with 9 different animals during the call.

I’m excited to be able to share the replay with you!

You can skip to about minute 3, to the start of the interview. We were having some tech issues, lol.

05/10/2020

I will be doing a special Live call tomorrow in the Outrageous Results group and discussing end of life decisions AND I'll be doing a free reading for someone on the call that is currently struggling with a decision or recently said goodbye to a pet or animal.
Join the private group to catch the call or submit your photo if you are interested in being on the live reading.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/117133155144213

23/08/2020

I received a lovely email from one of my clients. She adopted a cat several months ago, from a foster home. She doesn't know any of his background beyond that. She provided a safe and loving home with herself and her other friendly cat. But, even after months, the new cat would still startle and hide at the slightest provocation. He would start to play, but then get skittish and leave, or only watch the other cat play.

When I was able to talk to him, it felt like his mother had been feral and that's where his programming was. So, even though he was safe and loved, he was still on edge and skittish and couldn't really relax. That reptilian brain was on all the time and it was also affecting his immune system and his health. The great news, was that he wanted to let it go, he just didn't know how. We were able to do some amazing work together using EFT Tapping to bring up and release a lot of fear and anxiety. He did great job of shifting those beliefs!

After two sessions, here is what she wrote (posted with prior permission, of course!):
"I just some time playing with the cats with their favorite toy, feathers on a stick. What was so surprising is that Frito played with all his energy and focus. He was running after the feathers as I swept them along the floor. At first I thought he was Bradley because I’d only seen Bradley do that, but no! It was Frito!! Bradley was watching Frito play!! This is so awesome!!"

I'm so happy for this family! 🥰🥰🥰