Soul of An Empath

EP61_Animal Communication with Candi Cane Cooper

Episode Summary

Candi has been helping to mesh the bond between human and animal for over 20 years . Working worldwide with animals here on the other side. Her book afterlife of animals has been in the top 100 on Amazon books. You may have recently seen her on the Kardashians . From potty training cats to Olympic equestrians, this is more than just her career or her passion, it's her life. Give away a free 30 mim phone session / value $250 candicanecooper.com

Episode Transcription

(...3s)Welcome.

 

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Welcome to another soul of an empath podcast.

 

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I'm your host, Tiffany Kano.

 

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And we have Candy Cane Cooper who is (...0.6s)a brilliant animal communicator or interspecies communicator.

 

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And (...0.6s)I (...0.8s)have known her, (...0.8s)gosh, maybe over 10 years, maybe is when the first time I met you cause you were, um, at my dad's horse ranch.

 

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And so, (...0.8s)yeah, candy is pretty amazing and gifted with (...0.8s)the way she communicates with animals.

 

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My communication with them is, is like in a different way than hers is.

 

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And I, (...0.7s)and so much so that if someone has, like a behavior problem with their animal or animals gone missing, (...0.7s)I sent them to candy.

 

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So let me tell you a little bit about her.

 

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Candy's been helping to mesh the bond between human and animals for over 20 years.

 

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And, you know, as empaths, we're super big time animal lovers.

 

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So she's been working worldwide with animals here.

 

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And on the other side, her book after life of animals has been in the top 100 on Amazon.

 

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Yep, haha.

 

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So she's got an amazing book.

 

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And you may have also recently seen her on the Kardashians.

 

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So whether it's potty training your kitties or working with Olympic horses, there is more than just this to her is more than just a career.

 

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It's her passion, it's her life.

 

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And she does it very well.

 

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I mean, I literally just referred a client to her a week or two ago and whatever she told them was so incredible that, that my clients were thanking me for the referral, haha, (...0.6s)and vice versa.

 

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Yes, yes, haha.

 

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And not only that, (...0.6s)but she also has such a big heart that she has a Sweet Water Ranch horse rescue.

 

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And I, I don't think it's limited to only horses.

 

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I mean, it's full right now.

 

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But it's like she has such a desire (...1.2s)to and a big heart to help people, to help them with their furry four legged and feathery friends.

 

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So welcome candy to the show.

 

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Oh, thank you, Tiffany.

 

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It's, it's great to be with you again.

 

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I've missed you, haha.

 

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Has been a long time since we connected.

 

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And then, yeah, something just, you know, the stars aligned and it was time for us to connect and we did.

 

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Thank you for working with my clients too.

 

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I mean, when they need healing, something I can't provide, send them right to you and they love you as well.

 

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Thank you.

 

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When I was in my 20s, I did a lot more animal healing than I do now.

 

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Like, my focus (...0.6s)was on healing animals.

 

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And then I also realized that a lot of times the parents, haha, the 2 legged parents needed, yeah, so they need more.

 

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Haha, yeah, cause I also have a very good human therapist that I said, haha, animal caretakers too without even blinking an eye when they need more than what, you know, I can give them.

 

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Yeah yeah, (...0.7s)try not to go down that road.

 

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It's hard sometimes.

 

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Yeah, so (...1.2s)how, how did you actually even get into this?

 

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(...1.5s)Well, um, basically I was born this way.

 

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Uh, I realized it when I was very young, but I didn't know that I was different, uh, until I got a little bit older.

 

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And, uh you know, I grew up in Hollywood, so it wasn't really full of (...0.7s)animals per se.

 

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I used to go to different places and try to (...0.7s)get animals and bring them home all the time.

 

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Uh.

 

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So (...1.1s)I, finally, it took many years, uh uh, (...1.6s)it's only been 20 years since I came out, as I say, because (...0.7s)I felt very uncomfortable.

 

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And, you know, how do I tell people that I not only can be with the animals physically remotely, but I can actually hear them talking?

 

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It was a little scary.

 

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So when I was studying hypnosis, uh, my teacher who was also a psychotherapist said to me, okay like it's time.

 

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What are you doing with yourself here?

 

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You know yeah, this is your paw.

 

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Yeah, stop hiding, come out and play.

 

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Yes, (...0.6s)yes.

 

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And (...0.6s)Erin, (...0.8s)he doesn't like me to talk about him, but he is the one that (...0.6s)pushed me to, uh, come out and (...1s)start doing it like professionally.

 

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And (...1s)just by the given take and being able to support myself and my rescue, (...0.6s)I have to be doing something, right?

 

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Cause people are gonna pay you if you're not right, which, you know yeah, so that's a good determine.

 

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People say, how will I know.

 

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I said, oh, just try to charge somebody and see how they act, react.

 

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(...1.4s)Well, and it, and it's also a testament because people (...1s)had such a great experience that they then come back and, and say, hey, can you talk to my other animals?

 

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Can you help in this other way?

 

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And so it ends up being like a very, (...0.8s)haha, hey, like, you're working with the entire family.

 

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It is, it's my family, and, you know, life's attract when you're an impact, which, you know, and sometimes I'll get a client out of nowhere after 10 years, 15 years, sometimes 20 years.

 

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And well, they haven't forgot me and they're back again.

 

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You know, it's really nice when that happens.

 

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Hmm yeah, or their kids grow up, you know, they remember me and then they, they want to work with me.

 

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Yeah, (...0.7s)nice.

 

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Uh huh, what, what are some of the profound ways that you've helped (...1.1s)the two legged parents understand their fur babies?

 

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(...1.7s)Yeah, I would say (...1s)one of the hardest because I work with the animals on the other side after they've transitioned.

 

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But I also work a lot with preparing when they're getting ready.

 

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And I get a lot of calls, a lot of sessions, you know, is it time?

 

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I don't know.

 

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Am I keeping my animal around for me?

 

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I don't wanna be selfish (...0.8s)and for me to help, if it is time, sometimes it's not the animals like, I'm not ready.

 

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I don't know what you're talking about.

 

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I mean, I'm sick, but I'm gonna get better.

 

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I'm gonna fight.

 

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And a lot of times they do, but a lot of times they're like these, tell my human (...1s)like tomorrow I'm ready to go, take me, let help me transition.

 

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That is so rewarding for the human, (...0.6s)uh, cause they like, they couldn't have done it without my help, you know, my input.

 

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But really all I'm doing is I'm the connector, it's really their animal.

 

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It's, it's such a hard thing when (...0.6s)you got an elderly animal or a sick animal and, you know, we're such little lovers of these (...0.8s)cute things, yeah, that have a special place in our heart.

 

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And then right?

 

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And then we can see sometimes that they're suffering and (...0.6s)how do you know when it's their time to go?

 

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I mean, animals actually have a legal, merciful way of being able to transition.

 

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I wish people did.

 

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But (...0.9s)yeah, and it's such a grueling decision.

 

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I remember when I needed to make that decision about Baby Love, which was a Chihuahua that I had for 17 years.

 

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And oh yeah, and your Chihuahua lover, like me, yeah uh huh, and (...1.2s)after much meditation and tears and, (...1s)you know, I got the message she's going soon.

 

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Just, you know, keep doing, you know like keep the prayers coming.

 

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She's leaving soon.

 

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You don't have to like take her to the vet for transitioning.

 

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And so I did, (...0.6s)and it was incredible, but leading up to that decision, it was like agony.

 

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(...1.2s)Right?

 

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And that's what my book is about.

 

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It's like a, it's a little handbook and it's, um, preparing and, and it's just stories about (...0.8s)my real clients, nothing's made up.

 

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And, you know, people, it's like, you're not alone to tell my client, you know, you're not alone in these kinds of hard decisions and the pitfalls of waiting and what can happen.

 

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I don't wanna get that 9 1: 1 call at 3 in the morning from you when you're on the East Coast to your animals on the West Coast.

 

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That's gonna really, (...0.7s)you're never gonna forget that.

 

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That's gonna be hard, you know yeah, so in addition to helping them with transitioning, uh huh, I know you also help with behavioral issues.

 

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Oh yes, so talk to us a little bit about that.

 

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Like, well, when, when animals are peeing on the carpet or yes, you know, a horse is bucking instead of going over a jump.

 

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Yeah you know, talk to us about those kinds of things.

 

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And sometimes it can be the craziest, silliest little thing, uh like the humans closing their eyes when they're getting ready to jump and it throws the horse off because they're connecting with the rider.

 

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Why are you closing your eyes?

 

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You know, I need to vibe with you and connect.

 

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Yeah uh.

 

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Peeing in the house.

 

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Yeah.

 

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The behavior issues are very rewarding too.

 

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They usually call me after they've hired the dog trainer or the cat trainer.

 

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Uh.

 

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Names won't be mentioned, but shh shh, shh.

 

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Doesn't really always work, you know, especially if you have a large animal, right?

 

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Like a big dog.

 

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Uh.

 

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And (...1s)yeah, great days.

 

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I have like over 200 great days just in my roster.

 

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Um.

 

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But (...0.6s)like when I was working with Chloe on the show with, with great kitty, um, her, he was peeing on the guest bed and people think it's like a vicious, like a retribution, (...0.6s)you know, because we look at it as a nasty habit, but it's not.

 

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It's most of the time, it's longing to be close to the human (...0.6s)and they want to Mark where your pheromones are and where do you usually spend the most time during the day (...0.6s)in morning, night, your cycle in bed.

 

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(...1.9s)So that's usually why they Mark in the bed.

 

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They're not angry.

 

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(...1.1s)So then we have to find out what is the problem, what gap is missing?

 

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And so the situation with the, uh, (...0.8s)Miss Kardashian was (...0.6s)the child had started to obvious after school sports, (...0.8s)but she wasn't paying much attention to Great Kitty anymore (...0.6s)and he was upset.

 

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So all she had to spend more time with him and the peeing would sell (...0.8s)simple.

 

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See, (...0.8s)you don't have to buy your scat mat, you don't have to buy plastic sheets, you do have to buy new comforter and things because, you know, you can't get that cat urine out very easily.

 

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But (...1s)that was not a problem for her.

 

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Haha.

 

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You know uh huh yeah, so simple things like that, it's always fascinating to me.

 

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And that's why I started this series Lessons Learned from the animals on my YouTube channel.

 

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Cause I wanna share (...0.8s)real stories.

 

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And my next book is gonna be a collaboration of things just like this.

 

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Cause you can go, wow, that was it.

 

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Oh, I was doing that.

 

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Okay yeah, (...0.8s)it applies to all of us, (...0.6s)so (...1.1s)a to Z across the board.

 

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(...4.1s)And I originally I met you from the horsey world.

 

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Yes, that's right, from your dad's ranch, exactly.

 

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Yeah, so tell me some horsey stories, oh, some horsey stories.

 

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Okay uh, God, I have so many.

 

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Um, well, let's see, uh, (...1.3s)a horror story.

 

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Uh, well, I wanna pick something happy, not sad.

 

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Okay uh, I have a client, she's very, uh, (...0.9s)in tune with her horse.

 

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She's been working with me for 10 years, almost every (...0.6s)day, (...0.6s)dare I say?

 

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Yes.

 

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Okay, she has jumpers (...0.6s)and, um, her horse was injured, um, (...0.8s)by the trainer.

 

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He flipped the horse (...1.1s)and she broke her skull.

 

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And sure, I got punctured.

 

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She had all these things happen to her in just this one accident.

 

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And she was laying down (...0.6s)and they (...0.8s)told her, let's just euthanize her here.

 

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There's no way she's gonna survive.

 

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You know, there's just no way.

 

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And (...0.7s)this horse is a fighter.

 

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And this horse said, I am (...0.8s)gonna be okay.

 

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I want to live.

 

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I want to live.

 

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Let me try to live.

 

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And fortunately, this client has the means (...0.8s)to do whatever it would take.

 

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And she said, let's try it.

 

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And (...1.5s)everybody around there said, how we even get her in the trailer to go to the hospital, (...0.6s)she just, she's not even able to get up.

 

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Well, do you know what happened?

 

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What?

 

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She got up, she got up (...0.6s)and she wobbled into the trailer.

 

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She went to the hospital.

 

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She was in rehab for nine 10 months, (...0.7s)10 months.

 

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Very expensive, over $100,000 (...0.6s)a rehab one horse.

 

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And last week she sent me videos (...0.7s)she's riding her again, wow, and doing little jumps.

 

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Yeah, her, her dream was to be, uh you know, a Grand Prix jumper with this girl.

 

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Oh, I just got chose again.

 

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Let's see if she makes it again.

 

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She might.

 

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It's just an unbelievable story.

 

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Yeah, unbelievable.

 

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So (...0.6s)who would have thought the horse said, please let me try, please let me get up.

 

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And she was all for it.

 

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Okay, let's go for it.

 

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Come to Mommy.

 

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I'm in the trailer.

 

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Let's go.

 

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(...1.8s)Unbelievable recovery.

 

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Yeah.

 

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When I (...1.3s)consider working with, whether it's a person or an animal, and when, when there's something really serious like that, (...1.2s)one of the first things I check is, do they have a will to live?

 

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And right, and if it's strong, then, okay, there's some right, there's some, some energy to play with, exactly, right.

 

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But if there, if the will to live is weak, (...0.9s)or they're just in so much pain that they're like, save me from this pain, that makes it a lot more challenging to help facilitate those kinds of miraculous aliens.

 

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Yes, (...0.6s)yes.

 

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So I even make house calls.

 

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I have a very, uh uh, holistic, but he does eastern and western medicine here in Los Angeles.

 

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And I even go out make house calls with him to euthanize because that way I can work with the human (...0.6s)and the animal while he is doing his thing with the animal.

 

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And that's very comforting too.

 

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Yeah, but even your dad, we work with so many of his race horses, you know and it was so exciting.

 

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One of his horses was its first time out.

 

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And, um, she told us all the stuff that she wanted the jockey to do, (...0.6s)which I won't share race trust secrets.

 

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And he did it (...0.6s)and she won.

 

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Haha, nice.

 

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I should have bet, I can bet on my clients, but, yeah, I should have bet cause she was a long shot.

 

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It was her first race, (...0.7s)you know yeah but, yeah, was very rewarding yeah, very rewarding love it yeah, love it yeah, (...2s)and what would you say is like one of the most challenging kinds of (...2.4s)people are pet, pets to work.

 

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Yeah, (...0.6s)because, I mean it's not it's not always the, the animal, yeah, it's really the person.

 

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Yeah, that's a really good hot topic.

 

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Um, (...0.8s)thanks, Jeff.

 

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You're welcome.

 

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Well, I just shoot it I just shoot it out straight, the hardest (...0.8s)thing for me to work with.

 

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Well, okay, let me back up.

 

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I'm very fortunate that all my clients are referrals, uh, or they find me.

 

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Um, like I was saying earlier, I don't ever solicit for work, so if you ever get an email or something or something on social media, it's a dude, but it's not me, okay, just you guys know that.

 

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Uh, but (...0.9s)when I get somebody occasionally, (...0.7s)um, it feels like it's a competition.

 

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I mean I know we all feel like we know our animals very well, but if you're calling me for a service, you gotta let me, you got to let me do my thing and feel the animal the way (...0.6s)I'm feeling their energy.

 

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I'm reading their body, I'm hearing their voice.

 

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I hear the tone of their voice tells me all about their personality, just like we do when we're talking to each other.

 

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It's a person uplifting.

 

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Are they sad?

 

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You know uh you know are they go getter?

 

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Are they chimit?

 

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Right.

 

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And so when I get a client like that right away, I feel it.

 

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And so I try to be diplomatic and I just say to them, you know you're kind of like blocking the energy because you're not liking some of the things.

 

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I'm telling you, they're not going with your format of how you see your animal.

 

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So if you're able to let that go, (...0.8s)then we're gonna have a great session, but if you keep doing that, then your animals going to be, why is my human (...0.6s)like (...0.6s)getting handsome, not liking what candy saying too much?

 

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Maybe I just better shut up, (...0.6s)you know and not (...0.7s)get involved in this conversation.

 

Speaker

00:16

 

 

It only happens once in a while, (...0.6s)but when it does, (...1s)I just say it like that and, you know and I say, if, you know if you prefer to change your mind at this point, let's just cancel the session, you know what's the point?

 

Speaker

00:15

 

 

Openness and receptivity hundred percent, a willingness to be vulnerable because yes, (...0.6s)if that vulnerability is there, then people's ego (...1.4s)is that, why do you so activated.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

It's right, right, yeah, and I'm gonna throw this back to you now.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Um, oh, wait, I just lost my train of thought.

 

Speaker

00:16

 

 

Um, yes, when a person feels like they know everything, and you're telling, (...0.6s)you know you're reading or whatever your interaction with them, and it's not hitting right there to what they feel it should be or the question.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

Don't you find it sometimes down the road there?

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

It is (...1.2s)not in the moment, but they say, oh, wait.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

Now I know what you were saying.

 

Speaker

00:12

 

 

Yes, I, I actually had a client, this is my longest client, like, every, like consistently weekly or bi weekly for 15 years, right.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

I've worked with her, and I told her something maybe (...1s)13 years ago.

 

Speaker

00:07

 

 

Okay, and I planted the seed and (...0.8s)her ego had (...0.9s)sometimes about it.

 

Speaker

00:11

 

 

Yeah, and then (...1s)a couple years ago, she said, you know that thing that you told me, like 12, 13 years ago, (...0.8s)I get it now.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

That's right back to you.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Yeah, right, it happens a lot.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

Hopefully, you know for most people, they get it in the moment or, you know the aha comes around sooner.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

But, you know we let people be and grow their own pace, and, you know gotta peel those layers off when I want exactly.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

So, yeah, that's, (...0.7s)that's why I don't read people.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Haha, I just go for the animals.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Yeah, it's difficult.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

It's easier to read and facilitate healing for, for animals.

 

Speaker

00:15

 

 

Yeah, so, um, the same cancer protocol that I would do on a person, would take on a person, would take a couple times a week for (...1.1s)anywhere between 1 month to 6 months on an animal.

 

Speaker

00:10

 

 

It's usually (...0.6s)as little as 1 or, as, or a smaller series, you know cause there's so much more receptive, so much more resent.

 

Speaker

00:12

 

 

Right, right, speaking of that, I had a client a horse horse client, beautiful horse, (...0.8s)a beautiful young girl with her mother that I admit a ranch call.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

And, you know she said he's just not himself.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

He's sad, what's wrong?

 

Speaker

00:12

 

 

So I start talking to the horse and, um, I also work with, um, a Segway here for 1 second with, um, Kaiser Permanente with their, um, (...1.1s)animals.

 

Speaker

00:07

 

 

They're dogs, you know the go, and, you know the service working dogs, the service animals that talk to patients.

 

Speaker

00:11

 

 

And so three of them, you know because I, I go inside when I'm remote, remotely viewing them and I can smell and I can see and I can hear what they're hearing.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

So I, I know what cancer smells like.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Okay?

 

Speaker

00:09

 

 

And, um, (...0.9s)and the horse says to me she has cancer, (...0.8s)but she hasn't told her mother yet.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

I mean I say a young girl, but she's probably in her 30s.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Yeah, I'm showing my age.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Okay?

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

(...1.3s)She hadn't told her mom yet.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

And I and I started out and I just said, you know well, he says, you've been crying a lot.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

She says, yes, and you're very sad.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Yes, and he's very sad.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

And then I said it and he told me you have cancer.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

And the mother just, you know burst in tears, of course, but I got it out.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

She got it out for her beautiful horse.

 

Speaker

00:07

 

 

And then she just grabbed onto him, kissing him and hugging him because she just didn't have the courage to tell her mom.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

It was gonna break her heart.

 

Speaker

00:11

 

 

She was, (...0.6s)yeah, I, I guess diagnosed pretty (...0.7s)full, you know third stage, fourth stage, I don't think there was much help for her at this point is she just couldn't tell her mom.

 

Speaker

00:09

 

 

So that was very emotional and, yeah, sad but yet beautiful, which, you know that bittersweet turn.

 

Speaker

00:09

 

 

Yeah, yeah and, (...1.5s)you know our animals have so much love and compassion for us too.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

And if we, yes, (...1.5s)could acknowledge that more, I think it would help in that partnership.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

I agree 100%.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

And I give my client, when I was talking about with her horse, yeah, that was, (...1s)shouldn't have made it even standing up.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

I give it kudos to her because we've worked together so much for so many years.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

She has opened up so many doors to herself.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

I said, I don't take my job, you know haha.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

She keeps buying these horses that no one else could fix but her.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

And the problem is, you know she goes to the trainer and says, no, I know what my horse wants.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

And I'm like, oh God, another one.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Here we go.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

She's gonna have to move to a new barn again soon.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

You know I wanna hear that.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

You know um one other thing that I wanna highlight about you is you can work with people globally.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

It doesn't have to be in person.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Some people can only do readings when they're in person.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

You and I, we can work with them distant.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

We can work in person.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

Doesn't matter what continent they're on.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

You can get the vibes, (...1.2s)right?

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Yeah.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

But 99% of my work is remote.

 

Speaker

00:19

 

 

Uh huh and the referral that I gave you a couple weeks ago that was she was in on the East Coast and you're on the West coast, you know so, yeah, doesn't matter where in the world someone is or their animal is, (...0.6s)you can still tune in (...0.7s)and how, right, exactly.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

I have coins all over, you know Australia, Belgium, Germany, China, you name it.

 

Speaker

00:12

 

 

Uh, you know and you, that's why my phone is always on 24: 7, and I have an emergency because the time difference, you know I could be talking to someone at three in the morning in France.

 

Speaker

00:10

 

 

Yeah, and, and they're having dinner, but that's the only time they have available, so I'm available whenever, like, I see you, thank you for that beautiful intro.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Um, it's my life, you like don't you ever get tired?

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

Don't you wanna turn your phone off?

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

No, are you crazy?

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

What if somebody needs me?

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

(...1.2s)Do you have, like, a separate, you know bat phone that I do?

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

That's for your emergencies, you know haha, (...0.8s)no, you just text me 9 1, 1, and I'm there.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

All my clients know if I'm in session, I gotta check out because if they need me, they're gonna want me to jump off and (...0.8s)call them.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

So that's it, she said 9: 1, 1 and I'm right there, yeah, no, that phone.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

I know my other half is, please, can you turn your phone off?

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

But he's used to it now, so no, (...0.7s)that is a definite no.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

(...2.2s)So we're coming to about the close of, of today's session (...0.7s)and or episode.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

I do wanna ask you one more question before you go, but let's highlight you, (...0.6s)the audience are the audience.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

You can reach out to candy at our website, candycane cooker.com.

 

Speaker

00:12

 

 

C a N d I (...1.1s)C a N E (...1s)c O O P E R, candy cane Cooper dot com, and you can schedule your sessions in person distance.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

Yes, (...0.7s)and, um, you know get to send me your questions, yes, whatever you wanna know.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

Yeah, okay so here's my final (...0.6s)question for you as we wrap up.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

Okay, alright, (...1s)what's your favorite lesson that you have Learned from animals?

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

(...2.4s)Ah, (...1.1s)my favorite lesson, (...0.6s)okay, this has to do with the other side.

 

Speaker

00:21

 

 

Um, okay one of my clients very spiritual asked me (...1.2s)to ask her dog (...1.4s)if he saw God (...1.3s)when he was (...0.6s)on the other side, and what does it feel like, you know basic, uh huh uh huh what?

 

Speaker

00:09

 

 

Just cause I, you know I give visual, yeah, uh huh yeah it's a good question, and he, (...0.6s)you know everyone's, what's it like what's it like what, you know it's different for every animal.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

When I'm talking about, (...0.7s)some are in the desert, some are in the forest, some are lounging in the lake.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

I mean it's all natural.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

They're not in, in structures of buildings, but, you know somewhere out in space, believe it or not.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

You know he said to me, (...0.9s)God is everywhere, and I'm right there.

 

Speaker

00:11

 

 

I'm here, and I'm everywhere, (...0.9s)and that was my most beautiful lesson Learned, (...0.7s)and we could just apply that (...0.9s)to our existence here.

 

Speaker

00:04

 

 

We're all God, we're all here and we're all everywhere.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

We love it.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

Yeah, you're totally speaking my language there.

 

Speaker

00:10

 

 

Haha, you know cause I work with the empathic spiritual, (...0.8s)yeah, you know folks that Wanna uplovel personally and professionally.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

And exactly a lot of times I'm also then working with their family, with their business, with their dogs.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Haha, sure, every day stop, you know exactly.

 

Speaker

00:08

 

 

Because, (...1s)um, you know being able to (...1.2s)see and sense things the way you and I do.

 

Speaker

00:30

 

 

It helps people understand what their blind spot is and how to how they can use that in a way to be more loving, to be more successful, to be more (...1.6s)just a best, the better version of themselves, more spiritual, more engaging, you know and we need so much of that right now, you know yeah to take these lessons (...0.7s)absolutely, yeah, peace and love.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

It's so, hey, it's my era 60s, but it's, it's never gone out of style.

 

Speaker

00:07

 

 

You know it's like you said to utilize all these lessons in the everyday (...1.1s)life.

 

Speaker

00:05

 

 

Yes, don't, you know all the things that stresses out, they're out there, they're just waiting to come at us.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

They're not gonna go away, so you have to take it in (...1s)and let it out, right?

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

That's right here you go.

 

Speaker

00:02

 

 

Haha.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Well, thank you, candy.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Talk to you, Tiffany again soon.

 

Speaker

00:03

 

 

Much love to all of the listeners, and I'll see you.

 

Speaker

00:07

 

 

And well, you can hear me at least on the next episode (...0.6s)of Solomon Impact podcast.

 

Speaker

00:06

 

 

My pleasure my pleasure Tiffany Cano, CEO of highly perceptive People Academy signing out for now.

 

Speaker

00:01

 

 

Much love.

 

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00:01

 

 

Bye bye. (...1.2s)