The Animal Communicator BlogAre Cats Cruel When They Hunt?
November 29, 2020 Filed in: Animal Awareness
We just came home to find our cat had captured a chipmunk and was torturing her until I got hold of her and returned her outside. Can you please tell us why cats appear to want the pain of capturing and eating a fellow animal to linger? Why do they "play" with the creature? It looks so cruel to us. How does the cat consciousness explain this?
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SARS-CoV-2 Virus Question
November 16, 2020 Filed in: Animal Awareness
It seems possible, if not probable, that this virus form was created in a lab as part of "gain of function" research. If so, what can the viruses share about our human intervention in their own natural mutation process. How do they view our genetic lab work? I must admit I have less faith in humans than the viruses in this regard! Thanks in advance for sharing any communication that you might be able to receive! Dave Carman
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Ancient Redwood Friends
November 16, 2020 Filed in: Plant Communication
Have you ever had the feeling when you’ve just met someone who you instantly and deeply connect with that you’ve known them for eons and lived many lives together? That’s how I feel about my friends, the giant redwood trees, especially the elders.
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Who is Listening?
November 01, 2020 Filed in: Music/Poetry
Honoring my dog companion, Belinda’s passage into spirit November 1, 2018
I hear the breathing
I feel the pulsing
All around.
Some say no one is listening
To our prayers
Our desires
For peace, freedom, love
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I hear the breathing
I feel the pulsing
All around.
Some say no one is listening
To our prayers
Our desires
For peace, freedom, love
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Twenty-Five Years Ago Today
October 03, 2020 Filed in: Animal Communication Adventures
With a raging forest fire about to overtake my home on Inverness Ridge next to Point Reyes National Seashore on the California coast north of San Francisco, I cried as I drove down our steep mountain road.
It was just before the winter rainy season began. Back then, they didn’t call it fire season. Now, as the climate gets hotter and drier, what is called fire season in California is considerably extended.
The following account of the fire experience is an edited version of the article I wrote for January 1996 Species Link Journal.
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It was just before the winter rainy season began. Back then, they didn’t call it fire season. Now, as the climate gets hotter and drier, what is called fire season in California is considerably extended.
The following account of the fire experience is an edited version of the article I wrote for January 1996 Species Link Journal.
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