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Animal Communication

WHAT IS ANIMAL COMMUNICATION?
Animals communicate regularly through telepathy. It is the most basic form of communication, an ability we are all born with. How often when you have been riding do two or more horses all change their behaviour at the exact same moment!
As humans, we learn to rely on verbal communication and our telepathic skills are pushed aside and become rusty. Like a muscle, unless used regularly, these skills become weak and inefficient. Humans, given the proper mindset and training, have the ability to communicate telepathically with all species.

People can use animal communication for different reasons such as:

To build a great understanding and rapport

To get to know their animal's likes and dislikes

To find out the reason behind undesirable behaviour

To enquire about how their body feels; where they are sore. This can be used to assist your veterinarian (Animal Communicators are never a replacement for good veterinary care)

To find out what their life purpose is

To find out if they have a message for you

To find out if they like their food, blanket, saddle, barn, kennel, sitter, trainer, showing, etc

This form of telepathic communication can be in words and pictures in our heads or for some people its the art of just knowing.

There are many words to describe 'intuition', 'psychic', 'sixth sense', 'extrasensory perception', ‘feel’ – something you perceive differently from the five physical senses of sight, sound, touch, smell and taste. Extrasensory perception actually parallels the physical senses except that you receive internally rather than externally i.e. seeing with your physical eyes or with you mind's eye which creates a mental image or visualisation in your head rather than an actual image that you physical eyes perceive directly.

Universal Language
Intuitive communication spans all forms of language; it is the universal language, no need to worry about translation. It has features not present in spoken language:

It can transmit large banks of information in a nanosecond.

It can occur irrespective of time or space.

It does not have to deal with problems of interference – people interrupting, or too many people speaking at once so no one can hear.

You and your animals are exchanging information all the time, although we may not be as good at hearing them as they are us – ask yourself, why do cats often disappear when it's time to take them to the vet? You may think it's your idea to get up and open the door or fill the empty water bowl but the chances are you received your animal's intuitive request for you to do so.
Like all forms of communication it is two way – both send and receive. Sometimes humans are so close that they have the experience of reading each other's minds - this is intuitive communication between humans. Since animals are such intuitive communicators, just about any feeling or thought you send to your animal will be received – but not always acted on of course!

For details of Animal Communication courses, click here

Animal Communication
WHAT IS ANIMAL COMMUNICATION? Animals communicate regularly through telepathy. It is the most basic form of communication, an ability we are all born with. How often when you have been riding do two or more horses all change their behaviour at the exact same moment! As humans, we learn to rely on verbal communication and our telepathic skills are pushed aside and become rusty. Like a muscle, unless used regularly, these skills become weak and inefficient. Humans, given the proper mindset and training, have the ability to communicate telepathically with all species. People can use animal communication for different reasons such as: To build a great understanding and rapport To get to know their animal's likes and dislikes To find out the reason behind undesirable behaviour To enquire about how their body feels; where they are sore. This can be used to assist your veterinarian (Animal Communicators are never a replacement for good veterinary care) To find out what their life purpose is To find out if they have a message for you To find out if they like their food, blanket, saddle, barn, kennel, sitter, trainer, showing, etc This form of telepathic communication can be in words and pictures in our heads or for some people its the art of just knowing.
There are many words to describe 'intuition', 'psychic', 'sixth sense', 'extrasensory perception', ‘feel’ – something you perceive differently from the five physical senses of sight, sound, touch, smell and taste. Extrasensory perception actually parallels the physical senses except that you receive internally rather than externally i.e. seeing with your physical eyes or with you mind's eye which creates a mental image or visualisation in your head rather than an actual image that you physical eyes perceive directly. Universal Language Intuitive communication spans all forms of language; it is the universal language, no need to worry about translation. It has features not present in spoken language: It can transmit large banks of information in a nanosecond. It can occur irrespective of time or space. It does not have to deal with problems of interference – people interrupting, or too many people speaking at once so no one can hear. You and your animals are exchanging information all the time, although we may not be as good at hearing them as they are us – ask yourself, why do cats often disappear when it's time to take them to the vet? You may think it's your idea to get up and open the door or fill the empty water bowl but the chances are you received your animal's intuitive request for you to do so. Like all forms of communication it is two way – both send and receive. Sometimes humans are so close that they have the experience of reading each other's minds - this is intuitive communication between humans. Since animals are such intuitive communicators, just about any feeling or thought you send to your animal will be received – but not always acted on of course! For details of Animal Communication courses, click here