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ANIMAL COMMUNICATION
Everything has consciousness, from a whale to a human being to an earthworm to a virus. Plants, rocks, water, wind...everything has consciousness. And everything is communicating. Existence is a cooperative effort.
Information comes in many ways - images, feelings, smells, sounds, words, physical sensations, etc. Much communication comes as feeling. For example, notice how you feel when you walk into a forest, or how your feelings change when an animal enters your immediate space.
In Animal Communication, the communicator acts as an intermediary between owner and animal, providing, relaying and clarifying information. Most communication that occurs in formal sessions comes as a myriad of images, feelings, and understandings. Words are very laborious and slow and it is interpreting and putting into words the wealth of information received that takes time in a professional consultation.
Species Link, The Journal
of Interspecies Telepathic Communication is a great resource
for anyone looking for more information.
Read "Shared Wisdom" and "Animal Communication - A Journey" for an overview of Animal Communication.
- "Emotional Communication and Therapeutic Touch," Species Link, Issue 5, October 1991
- "Messages from the Wild," Species Link, Issue 15, Spring 1994
- "A Story Unfolds," Species Link, Issue 16, Summer 1994
- "The Crows Woke Me," Species Link, Issue 17, October 1994
- "The Mouse," Species Link, Issue 20, July-September, 1995
- "The Day the Mountain Spoke," Species Link, October-December 1995
- "Fleas, Flies and Other Helpers," Species Link, July-September, 1996
- "Earth Song," Species Link, Issue 25/Autumn, October-December 1996
- "I Saw the Crows Flying," Species Link, Issue 27/28, Summer/Autumn 1997
- "Life Roles," Species Link, Issue 29/Winter, January-March 1998
- "The State of Being," Species Link, Issue 30/Spring, April-June 1998
- "Rochester," Species Link, Issue 33/Winter, January-March 1999
- "The Forest Dance," Species Link, Issue 37/Winter, January-March 2000
- "The Damsel Fly," Species Link, Issue 38/Spring, April-June 2000
- "Focus on Harmony," Species Link, Issue 39/Summer, July-September 2000
- "Shared Wisdom," Species Link, Issue 41/Winter, January-March 2001
- "The Large Rock," Species Link, Issue 44/Autumn, 2001
- "Animal
Communication: A Journey," TTEAM Connections, Vol.
4, Issue 1, Jan - March 2002
- "In My Garden," Spring
2003
- "The Stream of Now,"
Spring 2003
- "From My Notes,"
Spring 2003
- "Let's Make a Deal,"
Spring 2003
- “On Studies
and Ethics,” part of this was published in “Scientific
Proof of Telepathy” by Penelope Smith, Species Link, Issue
53, January-March 2004
- “On Death and
Dying,” July 2005
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