The Animal Communicator BlogWhen 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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Do Animals Take On Illness for People?
November 06, 2021 Filed in: Animals Taking On Our Issues
Enjoy this clear and insightful Guest Blog by Nancy Windheart
One of the topics I’m asked about frequently as an animal communicator is, “Do animals take on illness for people?”
The short answer to this question is yes. And the longer answer to this question is much more nuanced and complex.
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One of the topics I’m asked about frequently as an animal communicator is, “Do animals take on illness for people?”
The short answer to this question is yes. And the longer answer to this question is much more nuanced and complex.
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Mystical Animal Connections
October 18, 2021 Filed in: Animal Communication Adventures
All of us who are close to animals and love and honor them as fellow beings may have encounters with our domestic and wild animal friends that are downright mystical.
Soul to soul connections go beyond whatever bodily form we happen to be animating. Souls and energy fields can merge ecstatically or in profound peace, and joy.
Having always recognized animals, plants, mountains, soil, and all other forms as soul-filled, just like me, mystical connections with them have showered me with blessings throughout my life. Here are a few recent experiences.
May they spark your own memories of deep interspecies connections and encourage you to make more space and time for them to occur in your life.
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Soul to soul connections go beyond whatever bodily form we happen to be animating. Souls and energy fields can merge ecstatically or in profound peace, and joy.
Having always recognized animals, plants, mountains, soil, and all other forms as soul-filled, just like me, mystical connections with them have showered me with blessings throughout my life. Here are a few recent experiences.
May they spark your own memories of deep interspecies connections and encourage you to make more space and time for them to occur in your life.
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The Great Trees: Who They Really Are
September 30, 2021 Filed in: Plant Communication
In August of this year, I made a pilgrimage to the giant sequoias of the Sierra Nevada in California. I visited Alder Creek Grove, joining a group from Save the Redwoods League who helped purchase the property to preserve the largest remaining giant sequoia grove owned by private landowners. A disk in the ground with my name marked the space of a tree not far uphill I affectionately called the “Penelope Sequoia”.
The trip was originally scheduled for last year, but intense fires raging in California ended up spreading through Alder Creek at that time. Sadly, the drought-driven flaming torrents killed thousands of the hardy, fire-resistant, thick barked, ancient giant sequoias in the area.
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The trip was originally scheduled for last year, but intense fires raging in California ended up spreading through Alder Creek at that time. Sadly, the drought-driven flaming torrents killed thousands of the hardy, fire-resistant, thick barked, ancient giant sequoias in the area.
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