What is Intuitive Animal Communication?
Intuitive animal communication is the act of exchanging information with an animal through the sharing of energy. Telepathy is the ability to receive and understand that energy cognitively.
Everyone intuitively communicates with their pets. We pick up information all the time about how they’re feeling and what they’re thinking. Most people chalk this up to interpreting their pets’ body language, but there is something deeper going on.
Telepathic information can be received in 7 different ways:
1. Clair-audience: Hearing words
2. Clair-voyance: Seeing pictures, movies and symbols
3.Clair-empathy: Experiencing another’s feelings
4. Clair-cognizance: clear knowledge of a situation or history
5. Touch- experiencing physical sensations (pain, etc.)
6. Taste- experiencing what the animal tastes (not always a pleasant experience!)
7. Smell- experiencing what the animal smells
By combining this information and accurately conveying it to the owner, people and their pets can get along better in a more deeply resonant relationship.
How can animal communication help me?
Want balance? Want a better relationship? Want your pet to stop destructive behaviors? Want to support your pet through a hard time? Want help grieving a pet that’s passed on?
These are the main reasons why people seek out an animal communicator.
I work out the rough spots with pets.
Sometimes difficult behavior is just a difference in opinion.
Sometimes, someone is training you, when you should be training them.
Sometimes difficult behavior is a sign that something is out of balance in your relationship that needs to be put right.
Sometimes a pet is going through a hard time, and needs to be understood.
By including your pet’s opinion in developing a solution to a problem, your odds of a successful outcome are improved.
Other times, you may want to involve your pet in medical decisions. I often work with pets that are going through medical treatments. Their owners want to know how they’re doing. The owners want to involve the pet in the decision-making process. Also, most want them to be better about taking their medicine. I help with that.
Or perhaps your pet is grieving the loss of another pet. I help pets process experiences like this.
Or your kid has gone to college and your pet is still looking for him. I help pets know what’s going on and what to expect.
Or your pet is dying and you want help with the transition. I bring pets into the conversation. This is very common- the whole- “Will I know when it’s time for my pet to go?” conversation. The short answer- 99% of the time you will know. And adding onto that – Odds are very good that you are not part of that 1% that really won’t know.
Anytime that you are thinking, ” I wish I knew what she is thinking…” that’s the time to hire an animal communicator.
Do you have to be in the same room with my pet?
No. I talk with animals across town, across the country and around the world.
How does that work?
Energy is not limited by matter.
Each animal and person has their own unique energetic frequency. I tune into that frequency. Pets can be literally anywhere.
If you’re talking to an animal in another country, and that animal that doesn’t speak English, do you hear it in English?
Do you recommend animal communication as the first step to solve a problem?
Sometimes. If the problem is behavioral, we can usually get down to it and solve it pretty quickly.
If your pet is limping, do not hire me to find out why your pet is limping. Take your pet to the Vet. Sometimes, my fee seems less than a potential vet fee. I do not want you to bargain with your pet’s health. Find a vet you like. Learn how to advocate for what you do and do not want in terms of treatment for your pet. It’s okay to use a communicator in addition to a vet, but never instead of the vet.
Can you answer training questions?
Absolutely. Whether we’re talking about horses, cats, dogs or even birds, I can give you advice about how to teach and reinforce good behaviors.
I teach positive training techniques with non-abusive, consistent consequences.
For example, I teach people how to curtail barking, how to get their cats to stop spraying, how to introduce horses, and how to integrate pet households.
If you’ve got a problem, chances are very good that I’ve encountered it with my clients, and I can teach you how to resolve it in your home.
Can you help me find my lost pet?
I’m sorry. I don’t help people look for lost pets. I’ve done it. I’m pretty good at locating them, but it’s hard to get them home. I’ve had too many experiences where I found the pet alive and couldn’t get the pet home. And that hurts everybody.
Also, I find that when an owner uses an animal communicator to locate a pet, they tend to not do all of the very important activities that get their pet home (like putting up signs and checking shelters). I never want to be the reason that a pet doesn’t get home.
The Humane Society is an excellent place to start your search. I wish you the very best of luck.
What if my pet doesn’t want to talk with you?
I’m really good at figuring out how to get animals to talk with me. It has to do with making space, being clear, being friendly, starting with questions they want to answer, and never ever talking down to them.
I have also agreed to reschedule with a cat or two. One cat made me dial him up at sunrise on the east coast. I was up at 3 in the morning Pacific time, reaching out to the fellow. Our conversation was worth it!
Should I do a consult for fun?
No. That’s like going to a marriage counselor for fun.
Your pet may enjoy talking with me. But, if you asked your pet whether to spend my fee on talking with me or on snacks, hands-down, snacks win.
Will you judge me?
To be frank, I might. Are you mean? I have come across a very few clients who were downright mean, and they did not enjoy our time together.
Other than that, everyone is accepted here.
Do you teach animal communication?
Yes, anyone can learn intuitive animal communication. This is not magic.
Stay tuned as I plan the next round of intuitive animal communication classes.