Lena
Swanson: Animal Communicator & Healer
"If all the beasts were gone,
men would die from a great loneliness of spirit,
for whatever happens to
the beasts also happens to the man.
All things are connected.
Whatever befalls the Earth befalls
the sons of the Earth."
Chief Seattle of the Suwamish Tribe, letter to President Franklin Pierce
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Animal Communication: What Are You Telling Me? Have you ever wondered what your beloved animal friend is trying to say and you have absolutely no clue? Or, you have an idea but are not sure if it’s entirely accurate. For example, do you want to add another animal to your household and wonder how your other animals will react? Is your dog suddenly acting out at the off leash park and you have no idea why? Then it’s time to enlist the help of a professional animal communicator to get some solid answers and positive solutions straight from the animal’s mouth! The process of communicating with animals who are not physically present is referred to as telepathic or 'distance-feeling' communication. The connection is made over the phone through your own strong, energetic bond with your animal companion and a three-way conversation follows which can include words, feelings, physical sensations, and images. We are all born with the gift of telepathy but unlearn it as we grow up due to pressures from family and society that such communication is impossible. Anyone can learn animal communication through study and consistent practice and most people are actually connecting with their animals in this way without even realizing it. Animal communication can be an important tool in solving behavior problems, getting information for your veterinarian, or simply having a chat with your best friend. Finding lost animals, preparing for a vet visit, travel, or a move, and getting information about physical issues are common reasons to consult a communicator. It is also possible to connect with deceased animals and this can help heal old wounds of guilt, sadness, or grief over the loss of an animal friend. Many times animals’ illnesses or behavior problems are simply the “mirroring” of their person's personal issues. This is part of their purpose in our lives. I have actually talked with many animals who say they cannot get well until their people move onto an appropriate healing path because of the strong commitment our animals have to their human companions. Animal communication frequently has the ripple effect of helping harmonize whole households of four legged and two legged creatures. Animal communication sessions can be very revealing for all involved. For example, a cat who had been relieving itself periodically on the couch for two years with no physical cause provided insight into the grieving process. One of the cat’s human companions had left permanently without warning and it was as if a death had occurred for the cat. After it was explained to him exactly what had happened and his grief over the loss was acknowledged by the rest of the family the problem behavior ceased immediately. Clients have even told me that an animal’s behavior changed dramatically after merely setting up the communication appointment! Seeing things from an animal's perspective can open the way to meaningful discussion and compromise and can help resolve even the most difficult issues. Once the lines of communication are open the relationship becomes more harmonious and is deepened in a way not otherwise possible. Note: Animal communication should never be used as a substitute for regular veterinary care. Back to top. |