Month: April 2013

Animal Communicator

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Communication helped us get to the root of the problem. Supporting with a treatment of flower essences for the Mare and the girl problem was resolved. Tai was a doberman female. One night he disappeared. His caregiver called me telling me that it wasn’t commonplace in it and that he foresaw that something had happened. I contacted Tai of soul to soul and told me that I was chasing a rabbit and tried to catch it when the rabbit got into its burrow. He put his head but could not get it. Tai died but led us to a location very near the House where there was a dog that needed help.

They rescued him and that way, and at the express wish of Tai, candy filled the void that she would leave in the heart of that family. We accompany Brodie at the time of his departure. Brodie was a dog labrador that suffered from an oncological process due to which the veterinarian recommended to your caregiver that it was best to sleep it. They were in contact with me to talk to him. Brodie informed me that Yes wanted to they sleep, since I was tired and with a great discomfort, but asked to be at home. I felt afraid to move away from your home. Thanks to the communication could respect his wish.

These are small examples of how much we can help with communication. Normally with one or two sessions, most cases are resolved. Cases due to trauma need greater attention and multiple sessions. Each animal is a unique, but in most cases their emotions are closely related to the environment in which they live. Animal Communicator does not have to be in the presence of the animal with which you want to communicate. The waves of thought are not only sounds; they are also light, color, emotions, smells and images.

Valencian Republicanism

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Mexico was a wound open in our history. Errors have perhaps been many and the mistakes of both parties too. Why need to celebrate this new predictable stage our dialogue and our friendship. The country. (Editorial of March 18, 1976).

THE voice of the Minister for the Republic on March 18, 1976, Jose Maldonado, President of the Spanish Republic in exile issued the cancellation of the recognition of Mexico to the Republican government, which was then as head of Government, Fernando Valera and as Vice President and Minister of emigration and internal to Julio Just. The Republican politician, writer and journalist Julio Just Gimeno was born in Alboraya, Valencia, on March 5, 1894 and died in Paris on October 30, 1976. He first studied in his native city and from a very young man was linked to the blasquismo ideology deeply rooted, at that time, in Valencia. He was Secretary of the Republican nationalist youth. He studied engineering in Madrid and, thanks to a scholarship, he finished his studies in Paris.

His work focused in journalism and translation. He was regular collaborator of El Pueblo, organ of the PURA (Union Republicana Autonomista of exclusively Valencian field party). He was a mason and had a very active participation in the creation and publication of magazines and Valencian Republican newspapers: renovation, La Voz Valenciana, Alma Joven, Valencia Nova, Taula de Lletres Valencianes, etc. In 1924 he presided over the House of democracy, seat of the Valencian Republicanism. In 1928 he attended the burial of Vicente Blasco Ibanez, as representative of the Republican institutions of Valencia. On April 14, 1931, he proclaimed the second Republic from the balcony of the Town Hall of Valencia. He won the Act of Deputy in three legislatures in the second Republic, in the first two, elections of 1931 and 1933, as blasquista, and in the third, election of 1936, after cause a split in 1934, to ask for a Estat Valencia in a federal Spain as a militant of the new Valencian Esquerra which are then integrated into the Popular Front coalition.