I have been called lately to work with the animals. As you know, if you know me, I am very connected to the animals.

When I was a child, I wanted to be a veterinarian. I don’t know when this changed and I decided not to pursue that path. But recently, a couple of programs I’ve been involved in have asked us to explore the dreams we had as a child. I reconnected with that feeling of wanting to be close to animals. This triggered the intrigue of wondering if I could work with animals in a similar way to how I work with people.

I remembered staying at my sister’s house and her little dog, who didn’t want anyone to touch him, came to sit with me every morning during my medtations. He then would come sit with me during the day and seemed to want me to touch him. Since this was unusual behavior from him, I assumed that the meditative energy was somehow relieving his pain.

My own dog, Rosie, had a small bump on her back. We watched it grow over a couple of months and it was becoming concerning so we decided to take her to the vet to get it checked out. Since it was a weekend and we had to wait until Monday to get an appointment, I decided to give her a healing session. I did some energetic clearing work on her as I do, which is basically surrendering to the divine (Kundalini/Shakti) and allowing the energy of God’s grace to flow through me and “do what it does”.  My family is sometimes skeptical about the work I do and my daughter Lotus commented after the session that the bump was still there. I said to give it some time, and within 30 minutes, it had basically exploded and turned into a bloody mess. But over the next few weeks with more healing sessions and time, it healed up and disappeared and hasn’t come back.

And most recently, a woman who comes to my group meditations asked me if I would work with her cats. The following is her experience:

“I’ve been caring for two cats, Bella and Pebbles, who were being neglected by their owner, my neighbor. Bella suffers from what seems to be severe PTSD—she's extremely anxious, aggressive, and difficult to handle, which has made it hard to care for her arthritis and skin issues. Pebbles is also very anxious and dominant, often unable to calm herself. According to a pet psychic, Pebbles carries trauma from a past life in which she was attacked by a snake. She also has trauma from being attacked by tomcats.

I asked Kai to do energy healing for both of them, and within just a week, I noticed a real difference—especially in Bella. Before the healing sessions, I couldn’t touch her without her growling or hissing. After Kai’s work, she was noticeably calmer and even let me pick her up without any resistance. Her skin cysts also began to drain naturally, which was a big relief.

Pebbles has become more affectionate and is learning to relax instead of constantly looking for fights. She’s even starting to tolerate the tomcat next door! Interestingly, she always seems to sense when I’m having a healing session with Kai—she’ll come over and quietly sit on my lap during the session and sleep for hours afterwards.

I highly recommend Kai’s healing work for animals. It’s been incredible to witness the transformation, and I’m excited to see how it helps others, too.

Anna H.”

My heart is calling me to work with animals in this way now. I honestly am not sure how I will set this up yet as it’s different than having a session with a human. So, for now, so I can gain some experience and feedback, I am asking for a donation and a photo of your animal companion. I would like to receive feedback on how they are responding. I will have a questionnaire you can fill out or you can just give me your own feedback. I will work with them for a few weeks whenever I feel called, and keep them in my heart at all times.

If you are interested, you can send me a message with any questions you have or just send a donation through paypal or zelle and email a photo of the animal you are wanting me to work with.

My email: kaishanti.com@yahoo.com

Paypal - paypal.me/kaishanti

Zelle - kaishanti108@yahoo.com