Choosing A Name For Your Kidlet, "What's In A Name?" by Nedda Wittels Options

[Furkidlets' Mom]

Wondering what name to give your new family member, or even, if you should change their name (or at least make liberal use of a nickname)? Not surprisingly, some animals really don't like their given names and may live up (or down!) to them in not-so-positive ways.

To find out more about this interesting facet of naming our beloveds, here's an article by animal communicator and healer, Nedda Wittels, from her website: Rays of Healing Light - What's In A Name?

Also enlightening are her other many stories, on the same website: True Stories, covering these areas:

• Animal Communication
• Animal Afterlife
• Living With Cats
• The Power of Energy Healing
• Spiritual Empowerment

Enjoy opening up your mind and spirit!

[Furkidlets' Mom]

No, it wasn't Nedda's services I used. It was my very first ACer, who is no longer working in that realm. You can read about who I've used through the years, in the Websites, News, etc. forum here, where we had a thread called "Animal Communicators LS Members Have Used", here. I also gave my impressions of each one's skills there, and other people have listed their own as well.

I've just had another experience of name-choosing that I can share. A friend and client of mine has just adopted a cat whom I met the other night. I happened to ask her later this week how she spelled her cat's new name and wrote down 3 different ways I thought her name might be spelled (in an email to her), not knowing which one she was using. She came back saying while she'd chosen a name, she hadn't actually decided on exactly HOW it would be spelled, but that she particularly liked one version I had spelled, so decided to use THAT one. Turns out it was the same version I'D thought/sensed/felt was the best, also getting the impression that this particular name itself was an innately good match for this cat. I directed her to this same article, suggesting that perhaps her cat had whispered in BOTH our ears as to which one she'd like. She read the article, then told me that in fact, when she'd picked her new girl up at the H.S., she already had a name, a name she not only didn't feel was right for her (it sounded all-wrong to me, too), but one that her furgirl would not even 'come' to. And so, this new name popped into her head and she decided to try it out....and her furgirl seemed to like it just fine and came to it! Now we're both suspecting that her furgirl did, indeed, choose her own name, PLUS its exact spelling.....all because we were both tuned in and listening with our 6th senses! How sweet it that?!!