How is animal communication like texting?

 

Animal communication uses the universal language of telepathy.

 

It is a universal language, meaning, we all use it to some degree, and we all have the potential to clearly connect with all life and all species!

 

Using this way of communicating allows you to experience a very full and deep understanding of the being you're connecting with.

 

And it's fast! Really fast! Sometimes, during a session, I don't even get a person's question out before receiving an answer, because animals are really good at this type of communication and answers present themselves quickly.

 

So, in this way, animal communication can be quick, like texting.  

 

But here's the thing – we have to take any information we receive from an animal and translate it to get a clear and complete understanding. The information we receive can come through as words, images, feelings, smells, tastes or an innate knowing.

 

We naturally translate all information we receive through the lens of our experiential filters. As humans our perceptual filters and thus our translating ability can be affected by our beliefs, patterns, self-talk, doubts, fears, and distractions, just to name a few.

 

In the animal communication classes I teach, a lot of the learning that is necessary to become an effective listener and animal communication translator is about clearing our filters.

 

This is, of course, an ongoing process for most humans, and one that is applicable to all aspects of our life, not only animal communication.

 

Knowing yourself and your own personal beliefs and triggers, and learning how to stay in your heart energy to meet other beings with openness are the keys to clear communication.

 

One way to do this is to develop the skill of 'Creating Sacred Space'. This can include clearing techniques, grounding, breathwork, calling in help from your guides, and tools such as essential oils and crystals. The key is to take the time to be present, and use what you need to be clear and receptive to listening to the other being on a deep level.

 

That is my process before every single animal connection. If I'm rushing around or distracted or busy, the connection won't be clear, and I would not be honoring the animal, the person, or this work.

 

So, in this way, animal communication is very different from, and NOT at all, like texting.

 

If you're interested in learning more about taking a class that teaches you how to communicate with animals, or if you would like to schedule a session with me to communicate with your animal, please reach out. I’m happy to chat with you!

 

Dawn R. Tule, LCMT, is a professional animal communication counselor and the owner of Mella Luna Healing. For more information, visit MellaLunaStudios.abmp.com.