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Feb 02 2023

Understanding Empathy and Animal Communication 

Anisha

People who are naturally very empathic often have certain questions about learning animal communication. So I listed the questions and answered them below.

 

How does animal communication work?

Whenever you open your heart in love to another being, there is a silent flow of communication – in images, feelings, knowings, etc. – that opens up as well.

Animal communication is a refined, cultivated, consciously-owned version of this flow, this thing that every animal lover is already doing with their cat or dog or horse or bird or fish.

So learning animal communication becomes this process of starting with the empathic connection you already have with your own animal friends, and building from there.

 

But wait, isn’t that going to be difficult?

You might say, “Oh but Sharon, if empathy is part of animal communication, how do you not get swamped by the other being’s feelings, how do you not take their feelings on?”

The process of animal communication is inherently very grounding. There is an intimacy and an empathic closeness with an animal, but you still feel yourself as a separate being. You are together but distinct.

This is beautiful, and healing for all, especially for us humans! I believe this grounded and open state of awareness is how we humans are ideally meant to hold ourselves in relation to other beings, and all of life around us.

And this is essentially the training of the Basic 1 Course in Animal Communication.

Over the six-week-long course, we learn five techniques for connecting with animals, and more. In the process of this, you start to build a more conscious sense of your own groundedness, as well as recognize what parts of you are open and communicating already.

For some it is the heart, they receive so many feelings. For others, it is the third eye, they receive images, etc. Others have energy centers in the belly that are active and communicating, so there is this gut knowing. And of course there are parts of us throughout our body of energy that are awake and receptive and correspond to other modalities of receiving and sending communication.

And then we build on this from there, to help you open on many levels, and receive all the different modalities of silent, feeling-based communication – feelings, images, knowings, thoughts, smells, sounds, bodily sensations, etc.

So this is really good news for people who consider themselves empaths and maybe feel burdened by feeling too much at times! In essence, learning animal communication is healing for the empath. It teaches you how to hold yourself in a way that you stay open, but do not get overwhelmed by the intense emotions of others.

 

But I took another animal communication course and I wasn’t successful. Could it be that this just isn’t for me?

I think there is a big difference between being an animal communicator and a pet psychic. It could be that the other person you learned from is more of a pet psychic.

 

What is the difference between an animal communicator and a pet psychic?

Psychics are tuning into spirit guides or some larger beings in the astral space around the earth and downloading information about an animal.

In short: psychics are getting information about an animal rather than talking to an animal. There is no conversation, it is a just a reading and the animal is not involved.

However the animal may have a peripheral sense that they are being talked about, like “Hm, this person is talking about me.”

Meanwhile, a true animal communicator is connecting directly with the animal. The animal’s day-to-day self, the animal’s higher self, the animal’s whole self.

And you know this because the animal responds. Right there in front of you.

It is sometimes subtle, sometimes not (!), but they will show you that they are in this, fully participating.

Nearly every communication session, my client will say, “Ok, my dog just looked up at me with this intense stare, right when you said, “Bella is ready to share.” Or (this one is my favorite) “Is it normal for my dogs and cats to be gathered around me in a circle, while I wait by the phone for your call?”

I wrote an entire blog post about this, with stories of the striking ways animals have demonstrated that they are actively participating in this process, communicating with you through me. If you are curious to read it, click here.

For our purposes here, know that the psychic process and the animal communication process could not be more different. Psychics go above their heads and get information from a non-physical being in the astral space. Animal communicators drop down into their hearts, their bodies, and engage the present moment to connect with an animal heart to heart, being to being, light to light.

Animal communication is happening here, in this world, in this realm. It is real, tangible and beautiful, and the information received is coming directly from the animal.

Accordingly, an animal communicator translates an animal’s perspective, which may include some of the animal’s own bias. But that is part of the fun and cuteness of it all!

And the healing. With an animal communicator translating for them, animals feel seen, felt, understood. This is why very often problems change for the better after my sessions, often immediately following our call. As my grandmother said, “A problem shared is a problem halved.”

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Written by Matt Schaefer · Categorized: Inspiring Stories, Learn Telepathy

Feb 02 2023

Juliette the Chicken

Juliette the Chicken

A rooster was dumped on my property last September and I fell in love with him.

Everyone else seemed to like him too, even though he crows a lot.

So I bought him six hens last fall, and built a coop and a chicken run off the side of my barn.

Then just about a week ago I bought seven more 6-week-old pullets.

The pullets live in tent brooders in my family room; three in one brooder and four in another. When it is warmer and they are ready, I will introduce them to the flock in the coop and run outside, and integrate everyone.

Meanwhile, this time with the baby chickens in my house with me is wonderful. We are gently bonding and all getting used to each other. I love to play classical music for them when I am working in the kitchen. They are so cute — they get very still, and quietly chirp along.

And every morning I spend a few minutes talking to them, letting them get used to my presence and my voice. They responded to this right away, looking up at me while I talk, with little curious eyes.

On the second day, one chicken, I named her Charlotte, even jumped out of the brooder and came up to sit on my lap. It was her idea! It was so precious. The next day, her friend Phoebe did the same.

But the other day, I came out and noticed something unusual. All the girls in the brooder with Charlotte seemed very skittish, terrified of me and any movements I made. The girls in the other brooder were fine, no different.

So I just sat with them, waiting for the nervous group of chickens to calm down a bit. But they never did.

I decided to communicate with them, in the hopes of discerning why their behavior had changed  I peripherally connected with the young hens empathically to feel what was happening.

Right away I started receiving flashes of industrial chicken operations, and even a slaughterhouse, and the workers there in the background. I could tell that one chicken, Juliette, (the pretty black and white chicken in the images below) was experiencing some kind of memory imprints, either from her own life before in another chicken body, or from some collective chicken consciousness memory, or both.

And it was clear that the other chickens were now getting caught up in Juliette’s nightmare. They were all confused, and terrified of me, the human being.

So I just sat with them and talked to them, with a softness on my voice stream. I reassured them they are all safe now. It seemed to calm them for a few minutes.

But the next day, the same thing. Terrified of me again.  

So I decided to work with Juliette directly.

“Terror, oh my god, there is that person.”
“Wait, maybe this isn’t so horrible.”
Juliette says, “I don’t trust humans, I am outta here!”
Juliette says, “Maybe this person is ok” and receives my reassurances.

I am thinking this will be my journey with Juliette for the coming days and weeks, and hopefully the imprints from her trauma will begin to fade. One way or another, she will be safe and loved in her life with me and with my flock.

The whole experience of helping little Juliette made me reflect on how experiencing traumas and then healing from them is so central to life on this earth.

It is sad but it is the way it is.

But when our loved ones have some sense of what happened to us, they share in our burden, and it can change things.

My grandmother had a saying, “A problem shared is a problem halved.”

Empathy is a healing force, and happens naturally when we listen deeply to the experience of those we love. This is especially true with our animal friends.

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Written by Matt Schaefer · Categorized: Inspiring Stories, Learn Telepathy

Jul 16 2017

The Gift of No-Agenda Listening

Your animal friends want you to understand their experience. To feel the world from their point of view. To know what brings them joy, what makes them sad or fearful, and how grateful they are for you.

They sometimes even have powerful insights for you.

Things they know and feel through the purity of their love and the relative simplicity of their minds.

Every time I start a session, I can feel their enthusiasm and anticipation, especially as they decide among themselves who should share first, and what they want to say to their person.

They want to share so much with you.  It is such a gift to animals to listen deeply to them.

 

Learning How to Be Still, Listen, and Trust

When I was first learning animal telepathy, this deep listening was so easy for me with other people’s animals.  There was a beautiful flow that came and it was so tangible.  It was like, “Oh, I know this way of being.”

But when connecting with my own animal friends, my inner skeptic got in the way.  

It was hard to know what was real and what was my own mental projection, because I felt I already knew so much about them.

Then one evening after a busy day I said to myself, “Forget it, I am just going to quiet my mind and trust what I feel.”

And something beautiful happened.

I went into my office where my dog Sadie was resting on the floor by the sofa. I sat down next to her, with a yellow pad of paper and a pen. I felt my heart connected to hers and asked her to share. And I wrote everything down that came to me.

After writing 3/4 of a page, I looked up.  Sadie had the sweetest, most grateful look in her eyes. 

This is a photo of her outside in the yard, but it shows her with the same sweet expression!

And THEN, the most amazing thing happened. One by one, my other animals came into the room, a dog and two cats, kind of forming a line, waiting their turn.

I couldn’t believe it.

From other parts of the house where they were hanging out that evening, they felt me opening up my heart to connect with Sadie and receive her feelings.  And they wanted their turn too.

Each of them shared, and each of them was shining with appreciation afterward.  The power of no-agenda, unconditional listening brought a softening to each of their eyes.

 

Clients often email me with the same surprising experiences after sessions and courses

My client and friend Carrie Mae shared after a recent communication with her dog Tulip: “After the session, she came into the room and sat right next to me and just stared up at me with the most loving eyes.”

A client named Blair wrote of her horse Alex:  “I went to the barn today and he was so affectionate it was beautiful. I feel like our relationship is even better since you communicated with him.”

And a client Rosine shared this about her rescue dog Sparky, and her whole animal family:  “Thank you!  And you are totally wonderful!  Sparky seems relieved today, and the overall energy around here is so sweet.  They all seem to be saying, ‘Now you understand.’ So Rick and I have spent extra time today grounding in what came through. Everyone has gotten lots of communication and attention.”

We all long to feel understood, deeply seen, and unconditionally listened to by the beings in our lives we adore.

I hope to share this gift of listening with you and your animal friends very soon.

With love and joy,
Sharon

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: Learn Telepathy, The Big Picture

Jul 13 2017

Making sure an animal understands you

Sadie, me and my mother in Arizona after a breakfast of scrambled eggs.

How to successfully communicate with your animal.

One really fun option is to sign up for my Basic 1 Course in Animal Communication.  In the meantime, here are some pointers on how to ensure that when you are talking to your animals, they will understand.

  • Look them in the eyes and speak your message. (SEND THE THOUGHT)
  • While telling them your message, think of images describing this message. (SEND THE IMAGE)
  • Also imagine the feeling (all the emotions and bodily sensations) of this message. (SEND THE FEELING)

As you are doing this, be as grounded and fully present as you can. In other words, communicate coherently from the whole of your being, rather from your mind only (something we humans do so much of the time!).  It is easier than you think!  I teach this and more in my Basic 1 course.

 

What NOT to do ….

Here is a story that shows what happens when you DO NOT communicate with your animals using all three ways — sending the thought, image, and feeling all together.

Shortly after I moved to Arizona, my mother came to visit. This was a few years ago and my dogs Rufus and Sadie were still alive.

Rufus and Sadie

Rufus and Sadie LOVED my mother. She would babysit them when my husband and I would travel, and feed them scrambled eggs and bacon off a fork every morning for breakfast. Seriously.

So a week before her arrival in Arizona, I looked Rufus and Sadie in the eyes and said, “Guess what? Your Granny is coming next week!”

If I had been on top of my communication game, in addition to verbalizing this message, I would have also sent an image of my mother here in sunny Arizona, as well as the feeling of her kind and mothering presence in our living room, with the smells of scrambled eggs and bacon and the sound of her laughter and more.

But I only sent the thought.

Rufus and Sadie looked at me and wagged.

The next week when my husband pulled up in the driveway with my mom in the truck, I opened the front door so Rufus and Sadie could run out and greet my mom with me. Sadie trotted out very proudly as if to say, “Hi Granny! Welcome to our new home!”

Meanwhile, Rufus followed behind her, oblivious to what was really happening.

But then Rufus saw my mother, and he started yelping wildly and ran towards her. “You didn’t tell me GRANNY was coming! Why didn’t you tell me?!? Granny, you’re here! It’s so good to see you!!”

So, what happened? Why did Sadie understand me, however Rufus didn’t receive the communication?  

 

Just like with humans, animals have certain parts of their being more telepathically open than others.

Rufus was a very feelings-centered dog.

Rufus had an intelligence that was very special in his heart, a deep wisdom and presentness.  He brought calm to Sadie, to me, to anyone that was around him. Rufus was very awake in his heart—telepathically sending and receiving information on the heart level all the time. 

If I had sent the images and feelings of my mother’s visit, and been more present in my own heart while communicating, Rufus would have understood, no problem.  

But, like most humans, I was more in my head that day, and I only sent the thought about my mother arrival, so he missed it.

Sadie, on the other hand, was a very intellect-centered dog.

She had so many clever games she would play.  For instance she would fake out Rufus when he had her favorite chew toy, pretending there was a noise at the door, so he would get up and go bark with her, then she would rush in for the chew toy steal.  And this is just one example. On the level of thoughts and planning, she was very intelligent.

Accordingly, because I was more connected to my own mind when I communicated this message, Sadie understood perfectly clearly that my mom was coming to Arizona the next week. 

 

Come into this amazing world with me.

All this is so fascinating, no? I love all this nuanced understanding of communication.  Each of us is unique in the way we hold our energy, how we position our consciousness.  And this has powerful consequences for how we connect with others and the world around us.

These are among the basic principles we explore and master in the Basic 1 and 2 courses. And there is so much more. In the Advanced Program, we go into depth learning all the ways to strengthen our communication with animals so that we translate as fully as deeply as completely as we can. In the Advanced Program, you learn how to communicate from the fullness of your being, to translate so that the most can happen for people and their animals.

If you would love to learn more—reawaken and master basic telepathic communication in the Beginner Program, or refine your animal communication ability such that you can practice professionally with the Advanced Program—don’t hesitate to reach out today.

I would love to bring you into this amazing world. It will change your life in ways you can’t even imagine.

With love and joy,

Sharon

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: Learn Telepathy

Apr 27 2017

The Importance of Opening

Growth is a mystery.

The Spring Equinox is a time when the forces of growth stir inside every living thing.

I was feeling into this yesterday, this thing inside us all that makes us push through limits.

Where does it come from?  Why do some of us get stuck and give up while others weave our way through obstacles, finding the help and inspiration we need, both from inside and from outside ourselves?

As a teacher, I live with this question in my heart all the time.

 

The answer came from a special student.

When I was in my early 30’s, I taught high school art in a drop-out prevention school for at-risk teens.  I remember wondering who would thrive and who would spend a life in struggle, just getting by, or worse.

Also, I wondered what I could do to help—how could I as a teacher tip the scales toward growth.

There was one student in particular, Carl, whose family at a certain point became homeless, and the assistant principle took a spare bed from his own home over to Carl’s aunt’s house so Carl wouldn’t end up in foster care.

There was something really special about Carl, a shining quality in his smile and a light in his eyes that revealed the beauty of his heart.  We all did everything we could to support him.

And Carl received it.  Carl’s open way of being inspired help to come, and he always welcomed it. 

He is in his early 30’s now, and has a partner, a child, and a meaningful career.

 

Animals and young people understand opening.

I see the same light in the eyes of so many of the dogs and cats and birds and horses I communicate with.  They understand, better than we do, this force inside that trusts life, stays open, receives help, and continues growing, even—and especially—in the difficult moments.

These qualities are essential to learning, and to life, really.  Staying open, receiving support, and surrendering to the process of growth.  Young children and animals do this very naturally, but it can be so hard for adult humans sometimes.

In my introductory course in Animal Telepathy, I read the following poem to help initiate my students into this mysterious aspect of the adventure of learning telepathy.

“It Felt Love”
By Hafiz

How
Did the rose
Ever open its heart

And give to this world
All its
Beauty?

It felt the encouragement of light
Against its
Being.

Otherwise,
We all remain

Too

Frightened.

 
At Equinox, a time when all of life moves toward light, I wish you a year of opening and beauty.  So much is possible.

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: Learn Telepathy, The Big Picture

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