A subtle language exists which allows us to sense and feel an animal’s experience. It is an expanded empathic process incorporating more than our familiar five senses. It is a tapestry woven with sights, sounds, smells, tastes, sensations and emotions simultaneously organized with relevant information. It can be compared to recounting a fond memory of standing on a beach while feeling the sand or hearing the waves, as if you are experiencing it in the present moment.
Throughout a conversation the animal generates energy needed to access information. It is up to the human to quiet the mind enabling one’s self to receive this matrix of thoughts, feelings, symbols and messages. It is an innate telepathic process. Practice and specific techniques can enhance this natural ability.
For instance, if you are looking for a runaway pet you can ask the animal to show you its surroundings. It is possible to view the location through the animal’s eyes, seeing what the animal sees. In your mind’s eye you can receive images of buildings, landscapes and even finer details such as street signs to help find the lost pet.
When dealing with a behavior problem, the animal may send you sounds or feelings that are frightening. The animal’s perception of the situation may be very different than yours. Their instinctual nature could be a contributing factor. Being sure to integrate all the information you receive can bring about a positive resolution.
Understanding is a key to enhancing the human animal bond. Recognizing and communicating subtle or sometimes strong cues, feelings and information can elicit a sigh or a visible release of stress from an animal. Witnessing this language is confirmation of the human potential and the accessible link between beings of differing species.
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