Posted by melaniejade | Posted in Psychic Development | Posted on 30-11-2009
Tags: animal communicators, animals, pet psychic, pets, psychic, sonya fitzpatrick, telepathy
Many of us have animals in our lives who are very important to us. Family pets often become another member of the family, as loved and cherished as children. There is a way that we can all communicate with our animal friends to have even deeper relationships with them.
Animals communicate via telepathy, and they have feelings and thoughts just like us. They can communicate with us in words, pictures, feelings, and even poetry! There are many different ways to begin communication with them, and you can use the way that feels best to you. The following method is used by Sonya Fitzpatrick, a famous pet psychic, as well as many other animal communicators.
- Begin with meditation until you have quieted your mind and feel calm and relaxed.
- Imagine that you are the animal you are going to communicate with. Become their energy vibration. Feel with all of your senses the experience of being that animal.
- Begin talking to the animal. Communicate with all of your senses. Send words, images, and feelings using your animal body. You can ask the animal questions, talk about behavioral issues you’ve had with the animal, notify them of upcoming changes in the household, and anything else you can think of.
- When your are finished with your communications, thank the animal, send feelings of love, and end your meditation.
This is a well-known method of communicating with other animals. You can even use this method to communicate with plants, trees, rocks, insects, wild animals, etc. Of course, there are many other ways of communicating with your animal friends. You can speak with your spirit guides and ask them to speak with your animal for you. You can meditate and communicate with your animal friends without imagining that you are the animal. You can imagine an animal translator. The possibilities are endless. Use whatever method that works and feels natural to you.
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