The Animal Communicator BlogAnimal Talk 40th Anniversary
January 19, 2022 Filed in: Animal Communication: What How Why
In the late 1970s, students taking my beginning classes on animal communication urged me to write a book on the subject. The first edition of Animal Talk: A Guide to Communicating with and Understanding Animals was born. Getting it published to reach an interested audience was another story.
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Earthworm World
December 31, 2021 Filed in: Animal Awareness
I watched a video with a well-known guru who often shares practical wisdom about life.
In answering a person’s question, he stated how human life is much more complex than other species and how we have more choices and are at the top of the species pyramid. I bristled at his words extolling the separation of humans from other species in this common notion of human superiority.
He went on to say that other animals don’t have the choices humans have, citing as an example an earthworm.
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In answering a person’s question, he stated how human life is much more complex than other species and how we have more choices and are at the top of the species pyramid. I bristled at his words extolling the separation of humans from other species in this common notion of human superiority.
He went on to say that other animals don’t have the choices humans have, citing as an example an earthworm.
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Alligators Remind Us
December 20, 2021 Filed in: Animal Awareness
Many people in the Western world consider themselves as separate from the rest of Nature, human spectators alienated from the whole web of life. They often do not recognize our interdependence with all beings on Earth and that animals, plants, minerals, and all the natural elements have much to teach us about balance and integration of spirit with form.
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When Human Help Isn't Helpful to Wild Animals
November 30, 2021 Filed in: Animal Awareness
I’ve received a few emails recently asking about helping wild animals that illustrate what may not be helpful from animals’ perspectives.
Can you communicate with raccoons and let them know that a person is dangerous to them?
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Can you communicate with raccoons and let them know that a person is dangerous to them?
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Tell It Like It Is
November 16, 2021 Filed in: Being an Animal Communicator
When people first start training as animal communicators, they are often unsure and hesitant about relaying the communication they receive from animals. As their instructor, I commonly had to coax students to say what communication they got, since they weren’t sure it was “right” or that they got anything at all and didn’t want to look foolish.
When students were doing course exercises with other people’s animal companions, instead of just telling what they got from the animal to the person, they might hedge their bets.
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When students were doing course exercises with other people’s animal companions, instead of just telling what they got from the animal to the person, they might hedge their bets.
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