Have you ever been engrossed in an activity – reading the paper, watching TV, gaming or knitting when you realise that you are compelled to turn around and look at the door – your dog or cat is standing at the door waiting to go out. Not barking or miaowing, just trusting that you will know that they are asking you to open the door.
Animals communicate all the time – they are masterful communicators! Most commonly barking, neighing, miaowing, or growling; body language and in my experience as an animal communicator – telepathy.
Telepathy helps us to develop a deeper understanding of our animals and strengthen the bond we share with them.
Animal communication helps build trust and bonding between the animal and its people because they feel heard and better understood.
I once communicated with a beautiful dog who had been adopted and had some anxiety. I passed on the messages from her and the next day received a text saying that for the first time ever, she jumped up onto the couch and cuddled up to her humans, something that she had never done before. I believe that is because she felt heard.
Another time I communicated with a friend’s dog who I knew quite well. The next time they visited she ran to me and jumped into my arms, she had never done that before, but was clearly excited to see me. I believe that again it was because she felt heard.
One of the greatest gifts of animal communication is that it allows animals to feel heard, afterall listening is an important part of communication. When an animal feels understood, relationships often soften, trust deepens, and both the animal and their human gain a greater appreciation of each other. Sometimes the communication itself is the beginning of the healing.
Have you ever wondered what your animal might tell you if given the opportunity? Animal communication can provide insight into behaviour, relationships, wellbeing and the things that matter most to our animal companions.
