Isa with Animal Communicator, Sheila Trecartin and her students
Isa’s mom reporting in.
Isa was invited as a guest to an Animal Communication Course on May 19, 2013. He gave a personal message to each person in attendance before the students continued on with their day, learning how to communicate with animals.
I was honored to be in the presence of his great wisdom and love and based on the reactions of the students, I think they were too.
As someone who sees his talents on a daily basis, I had become somewhat immune to his gifts. But that changed the moment I brought him into the room. He laid on my lap and then he was all business. He was completely different from his puppy side from the previous night, wanting someone to release the cat so he could play. I could see him assessing each and every student one by one in a methodical manner as everyone took their seats and waited to start.
After our introductions, gifted Animal Communicator, Sheila Trecartin connected with Isa and began the session. As Isa selected the first person he would like to read, you could see him physically focusing on her. He was so consumed with giving love to this person that he got out of the chair and ran over to her, kissing her face. His reading brought tears to her eyes. She was so connected to Isa that he had to ask her to stop focusing on him as he was unable to disconnect in order to read the other people.
With each reading Isa gave, he cut to the heart of each person’s issues. Although the issues were all different, the common denominator was finding self-love. With each reading, Isa brought each person to tears as the information resonated with them. They felt his love and compassion, trying to help them cross the barrier to learning to honor themselves.
Isa displayed his respect for each and every reading he provided. One of the women had a hard time receiving love and in order to respect her boundaries, he told her that he wouldn’t look at her during the reading.
The readings went on for about 2 hours. As his body was overcome by the emotions, he began to shake and pant. He had to release the emotions, escaping for a quick break to have some diarrhea and then he began vomiting. It was clear that he had taken on too much so unfortunately we had to cut the session short, leaving the last remaining guest to be read on a later day.
Although the readings took a toll on his physical body, Isa was grateful to have had the experience. After he was finished, he walked on top of the picnic table making rounds to each person, humbly thanking them with a kiss or acknowledgement. Thanking them for sharing themselves with him.
Isa has touched the lives of 7 more people.