Animals, birds, and even insects have thoughts. Maybe not exactly like people, but animal communicators have a gift that can tap into those thoughts.
Animal communicators are people with a psychic ability to connect with animals on a deeper level. They use their intuition and sensitivity to better understand what animals are thinking and feeling.
These thoughts may come through as words, images, or feelings. They can take that information and translate it into a form a client can understand. This helps us understand animals better and can even solve behavioral problems or improve their well-being.
By learning what an animal is trying to tell us, we can build stronger and better relationships with them.
"The animals are waiting, curious and hopeful, for us to awaken, listen, and learn." ~ Penelope Smith
Providing insight into what animals have to say
Communicators can connect with animals on a deep level to understand their thoughts and feelings. They're often consulted when an animal becomes ill, develops behavioral issues, or is facing the end of their life. Sometimes communicators help find lost pets or scan an animal for physical or emotional pain.
They often describe entering a meditative state of consciousness to establish a mental connection with the animal. This connection allows them to receive and interpret information from the animal and then pass the information to the animal's caretaker.
Sometimes communicators consult over the phone which is very helpful for large animal owners or when the communicator is far away. Similar to energy work, such as Reiki, distance doesn't matter.
Techniques used by animal communicators
The communication process is like a radio. The broadcast station sends out radio waves at a particular frequency. People need to tune to that frequency to hear the broadcast. In this case the "broadcast station" is the animal sending thoughts, images, or feelings. We need to tune to the animal's particular "frequency."
Researchers are studying telepathic communication. Quantum physics has proven that we are connected by waves of energy.
We already use telepathy, perhaps without realizing it. Does your dog hide when you're planning to take him to the vet? Or perhaps waits by the door before you get his leash? You may be doing something and all of a sudden realize your dog has to go out. Maybe he ran to the door. Or he rung a bell like he'd been taught. Or maybe he told you and it just flashed in your mind.
It's something kids do naturally and mothers do with their children. However once we learn to speak, we place more value on verbal communication rather than on intuition.
With practice we can become more aware of thoughts, images and feelings animals share with us. Paying attention to body language and non-verbal cues also helps gain insights into the animal's thoughts and emotions. Cues might include the animal's posture, tail position and facial expressions.
Dogs are particularly good at communicating with body language. Think of the wagging tail or bared teeth. Or when they come to you and just stare. Perhaps they're trying to will you to hear their thoughts.
There is more to it than interpreting actions or body language. You have to be open to it and pay attention when it happens. If you doubt, you may block what information the animal is sending.
Animal communication session
I had an interesting experience a few years ago at a dog show. As I was walking out of the building, I noticed a booth for an animal communicator. I discounted it at first, but then thought "what the heck."
At first her communications were pretty generic. She said my dog, Chip, wanted to know how long Labradors live. He told her he was glad that I took good care of him and he wanted his granddaughter to take his place someday.
Did I really believe she was talking to my dog? Not at first, but something she said turned me into a believer as I was driving home.
She told me Chip was my self-appointed protector and he wanted me to get a new truck. He wanted a truck I could see out of.
It didn't make much sense at the time.
On the way home, Chip was in the front seat with me. He was sitting on the passenger seat when I wanted to change lanes to the right. I glanced over and told him, "Lay down, I can't SEE." When I realized how often I say that, I became a believer.
When I told a friend about the experience, she wasn't surprised. She had several experiences with an animal communicator.
Once when the communicator was walking to a specific horse, she stopped at another stall for a moment. Then turned to my friend and said the mare didn't like her new stall. She didn't know the mare had recently been moved from a stall near the barn doors.
Telepathic connection with wild animals
The video follows Anna, a communicator, as she visited a variety of animals. First we see her joining a group of wild baboons. She walked easily amongst them. When she laid on the ground, two baboons gently picked through her hair.
Later the alpha male walked to her and asked, "Who are you?" Anna told him she was there peacefully and the male accepted her presence. This was the same male that had attacked other people who got too close to the young baboons.
She visited several other animals, but the most poignant was a black leopard. He'd been abused in a European zoo which made him suspicious and ready to hurt anyone who got near him. Although he had a large enclosure for exercise, he refused to leave the shelter.
When Anna sat near the shelter, he calmed. She learned he had been kept in a small cage which was why he didn't want to leave the shelter. He asked Anna about two young cubs that had been caged next to him. His keepers confirmed there had been leopard cubs in that cage, but hadn't mentioned it to Anna.
After the session with Anna, the leopard seemed more calm. He left the shelter to explore the rest of the enclosure. His keepers said he was a changed animal
The video is nearly an hour long, but you can skip ahead to 38:52 to learn more about this leopard.
Conclusion
Am I a believer? Yes. The experience with Chip was my introduction to animal communication. I've had more experiences since then, but there is still much to learn.
If you're looking for animal communication services, be aware there are charlatans. Ask around for other people's experiences. Would they recommend that person? Is that person passionate about helping animals? Are they able to help your beloved pet? Can you schedule an appointment?
Also although you may have questions, be prepared to mostly hear from your pet. They often understand us better than we understand them and they will be excited to share their thoughts.
