Animals are psychic, or intuitive, as are humans. Animals seem to know which other animals to befriend or avoid based in instinct. Dogs can sense a seizure in advance and cats know the moods of their owners. We can learn a great deal from animals in this area.
Seizure dogs are trained to lie on a person when a seizure begins and then go seek help, though no one quite knows how they sense the onset of such an ailment. Research has shown that dogs know in advance that their humans will soon be home. At one point, when the famous conservationist passed away, wild elephants walked miles to pay tribute.
Since animals already have this ability, humans can also communicate with them psychically. This is done through telepathy as your souls connect. There are even psychics who focus only on animal communication.
Humans can learn to ‘talk’ to their animals psychically whether across the room, the state, or passed on. Our pets are already communicating with us, so we should return the favor.
TO build up this psychic connection, there are a few things that can be done:
Identify personal psychic type – Knowing how you hear, psychically speaking, is important to understand to help with communication. Some people hear a voice in their head while others just sense something or see it. This has to do with the chakras.
Meditate – Meditation allows us to quiet the ego and clear the mind so psychic information can enter.
Say “Hello” – Though it seems simple, open up the dialogue by saying “hello” to your pet to let them know you are listening.
Be patient – Communication may not happen the first time or every time. Do not force the issue, but remain receptive. Simply observe and practice so communication can grow over time. Eye contact is not necessary and may intimidate dogs. If an animal is used to communicating with your higher self, they may hesitate to communicate with the ego.
Journal – Journaling with the soul of your animal can build the telepathic bond and build the 5th chakra so their voice is easier to hear.
The concept of pets sensing moods and health changes is fascinating, yet I wonder how much is due to their heightened senses rather than psychic abilities.
The mention of chakras and psychic types is intriguing. I wonder how these concepts are integrated into the broader understanding of animal behavior.
The case of wild elephants paying tribute to a conservationist is remarkable. It raises questions about animal consciousness and their understanding of human actions.
I’m curious about how much of this is scientifically validated. Are there any reputable studies on telepathic communication with animals?
Good question. While there’s plenty of anecdotal evidence, the scientific community remains largely skeptical. More rigorous studies are needed.
The idea of animals having psychic abilities is intriguing. It’s interesting to consider how these instincts could be harnessed more effectively.
Maintaining a journal to build a telepathic bond with pets sounds like a useful practice for those who are interested in deepening their connection with their animals.
Agreed. Even if one isn’t convinced about psychic abilities, journaling can help one be more mindful of their pet’s behavior and needs.
Meditation and patience are often emphasized in various forms of communication, not just psychic. It seems like good advice in general.
While the article offers interesting insights, it would be beneficial to have more empirical evidence supporting the claims about animal telepathy.