Have you ever wished you could talk to the animals? Do you think that’s a crazy notion or something that might be achievable?
I have a hunch that almost all if not ALL animal lovers have at some time wished they could communicate with the creatures in their lives.
A bit of research online and you’ll see that all kinds of people are doing exactly that! You can even purchase online readings of your pets – yes, someone versed in communicating with animals will, for a fee, connect to your pet – living or passed over and relay information back to you.
OK, so this is one of those things you either laugh hysterically at, totally understand, or are willing to take a leap of faith and believe that it can actually be done.
Our new family member Miss Munky has once again brought this issue to the front of my mind. I want to be able to communicate with the animals in my life on a deeper level than ‘fishy! fishy! dinner is here!’, or ‘get your claws out of that furniture!!’.
I do believe we are all connected on a very basic level, humans, animals, plants and even the universe. If you are looking for an interesting and possibly life altering read look out for The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot, it totally changed the way I look at things.
Following along with that thought, if we ARE all connected on some level why shouldn’t we be able to pass information back and forth.
I began looking for animal communicators online. They are many and varied, there are all kinds of courses you can take to learn this discipline – apparently it’s something we can all do to different degrees. I settled on Danielle MacKinnon – her site is very informative without being airy fairy or leaving you with the thought you might be dealing with someone who’s lost at least half their marbles. On the contrary Danielle’s site is very grounded, and matter of fact, she has a lot of free information there if you wander through the pages including lessons and constructive exercises.
I decided to sign up for her beginners class on Animal Communication. It was in my price range – $69 and offered a starting point to see if this was something I thought I had any interest or talent in exploring.
I’ve just finished the course, or I should really say class – it’s an online presentation accompanied by a pdf download of ‘how to’s’.
Was it worth it? Absolutely!
Did I learn anything? Yes, for sure!
Did I REALLY learn to communicate with animals? I don’t know for sure that I did actually communicate with any of the four test animals – I did receive some information that was accurate and some that wasn’t.
Will I continue to try? I think I will, I know the two sessions that I did left me feeling like I had gone to a deeper/other level, coming out of them was like suddenly waking from a deep sleep – it took a while to ‘come to’.
Danielle says this takes time and practise (don’t all the best things in life), she offers some exercise ideas and also an online group (for a membership fee), where you can connect to one animal a month in a community where you share your findings with others. Very helpful because you can see what information is correct and what is not – you can learn to understand how information comes to you and what to look for.
I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on this subject — have you experienced communication with animals on a deeper level than we usually do in our day to day lives?
