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Why Do Birds Sing? A Goldfinch Animal Communication

By Coryelle Kramer on September 24, 2008 in Animal Sessions, Birds, Wild Animals

I asked a goldfinch one day “why do birds sing?”

Welcome everyone, I'm Coryelle Kramer and I'm first and foremost here to help you, the animals and this planet through the work I do. Come in and discover how as a Seer; I can be a conduit to your guides, to the spirits, to divinity and to the animals.

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I contacted Coryelle when my two year old cat, Eddie, developed a UTI (urinary tract infection) just a short while after previous UTI. I thought that was a little suspicious and I wondered if there was something else going on in his life that led to this infection. As expected, because I have worked with Coryelle previously, she immediately tuned in to Eddie. She correctly identified many of his behavioral traits to make sure she was on the right track. And she was. I have five cats and it turns out that Eddie told Coryelle that he was having problems with one of the other cats. Coryelle correctly identified which cat, based on Eddie’s description, although I had a pretty good idea of who it was. One of our cats likes to think she is the alpha cat, but she isn’t very good at the job. She tends to harass the other cats. As a result, Eddie would get stressed out and that would lead to the UTI. She told Eddie that he needed to stand up for himself and not let this other cat bully him. She also told me that Eddie was worried that my wife and I might give up on him. Nothing could be farther from the truth. She suggested I have a good talk with Eddie and that evening I did. I told him we loved him, we would never ever give up on him and he was welcome to stay with us as long as he wanted to. I also gave him a pep talk about standing up for himself. Much to my pleasant surprise, the power balance among the cats shifted dramatically. Eddie no longer put up with any nonsense from the so-called alpha cat. He has also come out of his shell, so to speak. He is still a relaxed, laid-back cat but he is much more playful and energetic now. It is not like he suddenly became aggressive or assertive, but he definitely became a force to be reckoned with and nobody’s patsy or victim. He is much happier these days. I am thankful for Coryelle’s help in getting to the core of Eddie’s problems and helping me be a better friend to him.

Anthony Picco New York City, NY

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