Keep Animal Communication Simple
Its early evening, and as I glance over my pets relaxing, it brings to mind the importance of keeping things simple. Only a couple of months ago we were in the process of moving continents and I was the one getting all uptight about how the animals would travel by road and air and road again.
I have studied and applied animal telepathy, and thought I would use learned techniques for the big move. But with so much to do before the change of country and selling up, I wondered whether I was really reaching my pets on that subliminal level.
Animals can communicate quite well. And they do. And generally speaking, they are ignored ~ Alice Walker
The chosen ‘pet mover’ lady was more helpful than she will ever know, when she said simply: “Don’t worry about them, the best thing you can do now is act as if everything is the same as usual.” And so I did, and I believe she was right. They traveled fine, they arrived fine and they settled in immediately, as if they’d never lived anywhere else!
All animals are very quick to pick up on our moods, because of their extreme sensitivity. I feel they really can see into our hearts. There are schools of thought that say one of the reasons they come into our lives is to help us to learn more about ourselves.
Animals don’t communicate the way we do, but rather by sending imagery, thoughts and feelings, a psychic technique referred to as telepathy. All of their senses are highly developed. There is no logic or reason that would prompt an animal to run when confronted with a speeding car and shining headlights. He will freeze in fear and be unable to get out of the way of the noisy vehicle in time.
My husky cross goes hysterical when there are fireworks and in the past, would run in reaction to the bangs if not kept indoors. Her immediate reaction, to what must be to her a deafening bang, is to take flight. Rather than say innocently to my scared dog: ”Don’t be scared, it won’t harm you,” I tell her to relax, and that she is safe.
You see, the animals don’t pick up the words “don’t” and “won’t” from the sentence “don’t be scared it won’t harm you.” They only pick up on the words scared and harm. So, instead it makes sense to project imagery of being relaxed and safe.
We need another and a wiser and perhaps a more mystical concept of animals… In a world older and more complete than ours they move finished and complete, gifted with extensions of the senses we have lost or never attained, living by voices we shall never hear ~ Henry Beston
Although I do assist others with their pets in readings, I sometimes ask for the assistance of a specialist I know and trust when it comes to a communication session with one of my own pets, both present or passed over. When my beloved Rottweiler sisters passed over only a few years ago, I took great comfort from a reading done by a specialist in her field. The communicator highlighted their quirks and idiosyncrasies, giving me comfort that their special spirits lived on.
Animal communication is effective with wild animals, as well as with our domestic pets, and it gives me great joy to see more TV programs being produced about animal communicators helping with the rehabilitation of wild animals. Magical transformations have been shown.
What do we do to help our pets on their journey? I read once that the love we show them helps them to evolve on their sacred journey, and that we will understand more about how there is a perfect plan in place one day, when we are ready to comprehend the laws of the universe.
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I love all these thoughts about animals and communication and I found the last part of the blog so very touching and special. Thank you Shani.
So very touching, as I can relate to so much of what you describe. Thank you Shani