Gaea's Gift Animal Communication

29/11/2025

28/11/2025

Many people feel that getting another animal after a beloved one has passed away is somehow replacing them, or even loving them less. But I can tell you that this isn't true.

I recently spoke to a gentle, wise horse who loves sunsets and who wanted his mom to know that he wouldn't be back in this lifetime, but that he has become her guide.

His mom was hesitant to ride because she didn't want him to feel replaced, but he did not want that for her. He said that it's important for his mom to ride again because it's important.

"You deserve to be happy again, riding is your happy place. I know I can never be replaced, but you can have new love. Please go ride"

Furthermore, he said that he would even help her choose a new horse companion, which was great!

"You won't be able to look away from the one I choose"

Often, people feel like they are replacing loved ones, but they're not; they are just finding love again. Animals don't get angry at such things; they are, however, concerned that you close off your heart to loving again fully.

Or as this beautiful horse would say:

"Your heart is big enough for more true love in your life."

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26/11/2025

When speaking to parents of animals who have crossed over, there is often a sense of guilt. Many people want forgiveness from their dearly departed pet, whether for real or perceived shortcomings that occurred while the pet was still alive or during the stages of death.

It's a natural response for some to feel like they could have, or should have done more before the final goodbye. Not being there to say goodbye, perhaps feeling like they didn't fight hard enough, or even being directly responsible for a pet's death.

It's even normal for the pets to carry guilt for leaving parents and other loved ones behind, leaving too soon and they themselves not fighting hard enough.

These pets are often desperate to reach out to their families, and they would also love for their loved ones to have closure and talk about how they feel. As well as how the pets themselves are feeling, they have messages they would like to relay, and sometimes they also need reassurance of saying what needs to be said and knowing that you will be okay.

Pets and their parents need the closure of knowing that you have heard from each other and that forgiveness and healing can begin.

Reach out to your beloved departed pet, you both deserve forgiveness.

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25/11/2025

Black Friday Specials, Valid until 28 November 2025.

General Reading (alive or crossed over)
R400 for 45 minutes
Behvioural problems
R650 (main session including follow up sessions)
Missing Pets
R550 for 60 minutes

Quote the code GGBF to qualify for the special.

Please contact 0846461909 for bookings.

24/11/2025

23/11/2025

Black Friday Specials, Valid until 28 November 2025.

General Reading (alive or crossed over)
R400 for 45 minutes
Behvioural problems
R650 (main session including follow up sessions)
Missing Pets
R550 for 60 minutes

Quote the code GGBF to qualify for the special.

Please contact 0846461909 for bookings.

20/11/2025

12/11/2025

In 1977, horse racing legend Tommy Woodcock shared a bond with his stallion, Reckless, that went far beyond the track. Their connection was captured in a single unforgettable photograph: Reckless resting his head on Tommy’s chest, eyes closed, trusting completely.

Tommy, known for his gentle training and deep understanding of horses, never relied on harsh discipline. With patience and kindness, he earned their trust—and in Reckless, he found a friend.

Though Reckless finished second in the Melbourne Cup, the moment he and Tommy shared spoke louder than any trophy. It became a symbol of love, trust, and the silent understanding that can exist between humans and animals.

Tommy passed away in 1985, but the photo endures—a reminder that the most profound stories aren’t always about winning; sometimes, they’re about the quiet, unconditional connections that touch the heart.

See the photo and the story that inspired a nation in the comments below.