What I do.
I was asked earlier today to explain what I do, because the words “animal communicator” are not really adequate. Yes, I communicate with animals, and the way I do that is I focus on the animal, (the name of the animal if we are on the phone) and then I see what’s appearing in my thoughts and feelings.An animal’s energy is around their person all the time, it is like a signal on a radio station. With a radio, you move the channel and you get a different signal. The older more experienced animals send words, younger animals or undomesticated animals more send pictures and feelings, though I have the older animals send pictures and feelings too. The information comes in really fast flashes, the kind you think, “did I just imagine that?” but if I miss it, I can ask to see it again. That is why I may ask you questions, I am trying to figure out what the pictures and the feelings mean. Even with words, I will just get a fragment of a sentence, or a single word, and that needs to be put in the context of your life to have meaning.
A few weeks ago I had a dog that I channeled that when I asked his name, I saw a brown dog sit up and go, “Hmmmmnn”. He did the hum in such a way that I felt the vibration in my body. When I passed this information on to the client, she shared with me that her husband wanted a “hummer” jeep so bad that they named the dog that. She said much to their surprise, the dog also “hummed”. That satisfied me, because I really felt a physical component to the humming of the dog, that he DID something that would give him that name. The other reason I bring this up is that I had the dog “hum” three times before I said anything to the client. I honestly had no idea what this dog meant. I personally have never known a dog that “hummed”. So I had asked the dog to repeat it. He did not go into further explanation, but just did the “hum” again. I have learned thru experience, that I have to trust the information I receive. That while it may seem crazy or impossible to me, there is a reason for it, and that I only have half the story. It is our stories about our loved ones that connect us, the fact that this dog “hummed” made him different than all the other dogs she had had.
When I am asked how an animal feels, I focus on that animal and then scan my body. I notice where I have pain in my body, what area is being focused on. Then I get more information, if it is a strain, a disease, something that happened in the past. An animal comes thru and shows me it has a pain in the back right leg, and when I ask the client about it, they inform me that the dog had been hurt fairly badly on that leg. When the client starts talking, I am getting confirmation in my head about whether the information they are giving me jives with what I have been conveying. It is a conversation, a dance, of understanding what the meaning of the message coming thru me is. I am a spectator, watching what is said and keeping the train on the track, noticing the correctness of the information, the meaning.
I will post more on this topic later. The other reason people contact me is they want to know how animals on the other side are, and we will talk about that in the next blog. Till then, see if you can tell what your horse/dog/cat is thinking by the methods I have given you.