Sacred song

Bathing in moonlight

In 2000 I rescued a dog from a kill shelter in NY. He was a full grown Shepard mix but on the young side with deep soulful eyes.  He had laryngitis from barking for help inside his cell at the pound and was slated to be put down the next day. All they could tell us was he was found on the side of the highway. We paid 50 dollars and took him home. I was fascinated by him. He was beautiful vibrant and funny! He exhibited some fear like post traumatic stress disorder type behaviors like walking backwards and shaking and crying. I later found out after getting him groomed that he had burns on his skin that I didn’t see through his fur. I set up a bed on the floor in my living room and slept next to him for the next month talking to him and kissing him. One day he leaned into me and with his baby teeth, the little ones in front, started lightly cleaning my head and hair as if to say thank you so much and I’m ok now I trust you. Over the years my fascination with him and his charm only grew. He became an incredible smart and stable young man. We lived in NY and would go hiking in the woods everyday. One morning I got up and saw he had bumps on his nose and when I called him to me he didn’t come so I coaxed him off the couch only to realize his legs were not working-I panicked and called a reputable vet in NYC who said she would need to run some tests. We drove him downtown and I waited for hours. She Biopsied the bumps on his nose and did blood tests. She told me to leave him there but I decided to take him back home-my husband had to carry him back into the car. The next day she told me he had Lyme’s disease and because of its advanced stages he was in kidney failure, extreme kidney failure, and that the kind thing to do was to put him down or spend 40 thousand dollars on a kidney transplant. My heart sank. I was horrified and scared. I called another vet, had my husband carry him in, ran the same tests, and they
said the same thing. Then desperate crying and shaking I sat down at the computer and searched for a holistic vet and found one who did acupuncture and along with traditional medicine used holistic remedies as well. I brought Osiris in and he told me I was going to have to leave him there. Ok I said with tears running down my face.

The new vet confirmed that he was indeed in kidney failure and was not going to make it but would start him on Doxycycline and do IVs of subcutaneous fluid to try to rehydrate him. I went every day at visiting hours-they would wheel him in on a stretcher into the visiting room. I would bring food I cooked for him at home and try to hand feed him.  I talked to him, I did Reiki on him (not that I know how but it comes to you where you visualize and summons all the love of the world coming through you and out your body and hands- onto him) and one day the vet told me that there had been a slight improvement in him.

I decided to take him home and continue to treat him myself.  I brought him to see this vet for acupuncture twice a week and I did the subcutaneous fluids for him everyday. I gave him distilled water only, (I learned that distilled water was best because the mineral content in spring water was too high for his kidneys to process) kidney strengthening tonics, doggie greens from a Canadian Pharmacy containing a blend of seaweeds B Vitamins and probiotics, cooked every meal he ate(steamed veggies and quinoa or raw free range Organic turkey with steamed greens, or Bison with steamed greens and root vegetables. I read up on strengthening Kidneys and Kidney formulas which I got and gave to him. They were liquid tinctures. I also learned that young coconut water is packed full of electrolytes and excellent for re-hydrating the kidneys so I got a case and hacked them open everyday for the water inside. Avocados and cucumber also excellent for the kidney.

I talked to him telling him how much I loved him and believed in him and his full recovery. When he would go for acupuncture we would get him into the car and the vets assistant would meet me at the curb with a wheel barrel to receive him. We would get into the room and I would sit on the floor and he would be laid down partially on me and partially on a pillow and the needles were inserted, the lights were dimmed and classical music was put on. I would hold him until my back hurt and my legs fell asleep. A month later he was strong enough to walk on his own. When he was in the hospital he had a catheter in and when I got him home they were worried about him not being able to pee on his own but he would when I got him outside. It would be a long one and I would count 1,2,3,4,5…18,19,20 and over the weeks I would count 1,2,3,4,7 oh he’s done! Well I got my dog back. The vet said it was a miracle. He had never seen an animal or person survive the numbers

that he was at for his kidneys.
Osiris became a testament of holistic healing for me. I have been on a journey healing myself holistically from Crohn’s Disease and have succeeded. I have learned so much from my beautiful dog and the power of intention love and nutrition. I believe we are all resilient beings with a common purpose to live and experience ourselves. sometimes we just need a helping hand and a guide. Osiris has been the greatest joy for my husband and I. My husband at the time was going through a stressful time opening a restaurant and was relieved to sees my love and dedication to healing our dog. I never questioned my actions - my true self came out and we witnessed the powers of love and healing and will never forget it.

Me.

Show coming up on November 28th in LA at Genghis Cohen 730pm I have new songs to share so exciting - I love the intimacy of this place it allows me to speak directly to my audience. For info click here http://www.genghiscohen.com/

First off I saw “This Is It” last night. It was incredible. Michael Jackson came across as a Deity- like an otherworldly being that floated, drifted, and moved in innovative ways like a foreign language he spoke that others could only try to imitate but could never speak fluently. The movie is beyond inspiring and the talent involved in the production is mind blowing. I love this movie and I love Michael and all artists who have honored their gifts and stuck it out - to share and celebrate their gifts - thank you to all who have the strength, courage, and vision to follow gods teachings (as I see them) to celebrate your own heights of creativity- to gently speak and walk this beautiful earth and to create. There are a million distractions but remember to breathe, listen, and honor the voice within. With love ~ a

http://www.thisisit-movie.com/

Animals and all life respond in joy to the moon

NASA how dare you harm the moon! Are you all that stupid that you don’t understand the connection to all things? The living spirit of all things? The moon is part of us we are made of the same elements -it effects the tides the weather our moods and bodies - it is a sacred part of life and a gift from GOD. God who created all things left us here in charge of these magnificent creations and there are some people here NASA and others who are functioning at such a low level of awareness and intelligence and harming the balance for us all. Violence is a sign of severe brain damage. Obama is sitting by like a puppet while the violence continues all around him- still at war and inciting war with other countries- this is not CHANGE people no this is more of the same with a tan. It would be great if all the scientist would blast themselves into space for good and leave this gorgeous planet alone. You would not be missed. ~a