You think animal communication’s a gift bestowed on a few special souls, right?
That is absolutely the state of the planet right now. But what if at least one person in every family could intuitively communicate with their animals? That’s my long-term vision for the planet.
Why an animal communicator in every family?
Glad you asked. When I work with people and their animals, many times, a magical shift happens. Almost always, the session births more compassion, love and patience in all the souls in the session. And sometimes something even more mind-blowing happens. Some people start communicating intuitively with their animals after one session with me.
How could a family animal communicator help?
Is your animal acting up? Find out what’s going on. If family dynamics change, explain what’s happening and why. When animals get old, ask if they’re ready to cross over. Here’s one simple example: What if, when you go on vacation, you tell them who’s watching them and when you’ll be back? It really helps lessen anxiety!
Wait, don’t people have to be born with the gift?
Not at all. I didn’t intuitively connect with my dogs until I became a Reiki Master. Reiki turned on my “animal communication” channel. So, it’s possible to open the door to animal communication at any age.
Let’s Get Crazy! What if…
Professionals who work with animals also learned to communicate intuitively with their nonhuman clients??
Imagine:
- Veterinarians and vet techs using their animal communication skills to understand how much pain the animal was in – directly from the source. Or were able to explain how an upcoming surgery will make them feel better. And that they’ll be going home afterwards.
- Dog trainers used compassionate animal animal communication skills to to find out the cause or origin of worrisome behavior. And then use that knowledge to help the dog shift to a different behavior.
- Rescue groups had an animal communicator onboard who could tell animals that they could relax, feel safe and loved. And discover what family situation would work best to get adopted easier.
- Zoos and sanctuaries used an animal communicator to mediate issues between animals or explain changes that were going to affect their lives.
- Pet sitters and dog walkers could create an even deeper bond with the animals they’re caring for, enhancing the experience for everyone.
Back to you –
Would you love to be more in tune with your own animals or the animals you work with?
Even if you’re not called to be a full-time animal communicator?
Learn about my self-paced, online course, Animal Communication: The Journey Begins.