Human Animal Communication
is one of Discovery!
I’ve had human animal communication with my pets for years. Their voices were some of the constant ones that I heard during my childhood. This connection probably explains the closeness that I’ve always had with my dogs. Presently, there are three dogs in my life, Marlo a female Aussie (Australian Shepherd) that has been with me since the summer of ’98. Marlo is basically my main dog. She sticks to me like glue, and talks to me all the time; we have a special connection. She is constantly voicing her opinions: she tells me what food she dislikes, what she thinks I should do about my garden, what each client needs, how I should handle the other two, and who did what when I’m away.
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My Dogs keep me in touch with Reality
On the practical side, if I’m not in touch with my physical body, I just have to look at Marlo. She registers everything going on in my physical body. I noticed her limping one day; I had a sore foot that was bothering me. The 2nd in line is Bandit another female Aussie who was going to be euthanized. At times I feel she’s mentally challenged, and then I realize that everything in the spiritual realm registers with her. No wonder her eyeballs are going in circles; for most of the day, I’m communicating in the spiritual realm with my guides, God or other spirits. Bandit shows me where I'm at mentally and emotionally. When I'm feeling tired, she nudges me gently. When I'm mourning one of the members of my family, she comes and puts her head on my lap, and when I'm angry about something she's there shivering at my feet.This is human animal communication. The 3rd one is a combination of breeds, probably collie mixed with Aussie, who found me. My farmer neighbor called one night telling me that one of my dogs was in his driveway. This I had to investigate since both of my dogs were lying at my feet.
Another Rescue Dog walks into My Life
As you can imagine, when this disheveled, mangy-looking creature and I locked eyes, that was it. It stole my heart. Later I learned he is a male and he is Baggins, one of my dogs who died in ‘90, reincarnated. Thank heavens he is already neutered!You can imagine the commotion that ensued when I walked in the door with “Stinky” - a name that suited him at the time (I later named him Beau-Baggins)! I could go and on with this tale of adventure, but what is important here is that my animals have helped me to discover who I am. They tell me when they are angry with me, frightened, or unhappy with me, or when they feel that what I’m asking is confusing.
What my Dogs are Teaching Me
Through human animal communication with my dogs, I have learned to be honest in my verbal communication, and in my thoughts too. You see animals know what we’re going to do before we do, because they are able to read our energy. So they know our thoughts, and if my thoughts happen get on a negative slant, my dogs, especially Marlo tells me about it.They know when I’m tired and need a break, one of them will come and nudge me either to play or to just spend time with them. They know when I’m hungry, and of course they will let me know when they are too. (I could write a book about the things that they do.) They tend to copy our habits. If I’m digging in the garden, low and behold I’ll have about 10 ready-made holes in the lawn. If Marlo sees me pulling weeds, she starts to pull at the grass. The list goes on… The point here is my animals are wonderful companions that are teaching me honesty, how to be in the moment, how to communicate without confusion, and most important of all - how to love unconditionally. In my opinion, anyone who does not have a pet animal in their life is missing one of the joys of being human – human animal communication – the amazing bond that exists between animal and man.
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