A dear client was living in Egypt and they had a wonderful Egyptian house boy who was very poor. They couldn’t speak each other’s language but he was a really great teenager and tried his best to do his job well. They just fell in love with him…
He got sick and didn’t know how to tell them what was wrong or that he needed help. One day he didn’t show up for work. When they tracked him down, they discovered that he’d gotten so ill riding the bus that day, that he had died. What really broke their hearts was that it turned out he was suffering from an ailment that was simple to cure… but they didn’t know and so weren’t able to help him.
I realized something very important after I finished teaching the first Class in the Beginning Animal Communication Workshop For Animal Lovers this past Thursday evening.
Living with animals is a lot like living with a foreign exchange student, where neither of you speaks the same language. Without a shared background, history, expectations or experiences, you can get into all kinds of trouble by misunderstanding each other, taking offense where none was given, and reacting inappropriately and even dangerously… all because you don’t understand each other.
You can communicate after a fashion, of course. Using body language and exaggerated expressions, you can act things out… but you know you are missing significant amounts of insight, true understanding and communion without being able to connect at the heart level.
What if your foreign exchange student got sick, or was in pain, or was worried about something, or had suffered a traumatic experience that they couldn’t tell you about? What if they were unhappy or homesick or had just lost a friend or family member? How would they be able to tell you what was going on with them? You can see how important this is.
Your animals try very hard to learn to communicate with you. What effort have you spent in learning how to communicate with them? Do you just expect them to automatically understand you somehow? That’s not fair. To them or to you.
Training animals helps, but it really isn’t enough.
Because when you add the element of telepathic communication to training, things get so much easier! Now you have a way to simply tell them what you want, what you need and how you want them to behave or perform. You can explain to them about changes in routine, and vacations, and discuss coming events like vet visits or surgeries, and you can talk about death and dying…
And then they have a way to simply tell you what’s working for them, what’s confusing or painful, how they feel and if they are in pain, and even offer suggestions to you that they think might work better. They may even tell you something you’re doing that is causing them harm, breaking their trust, or frustrating them to no end.
How do you know what your animal is really thinking or feeling until you learn to communicate with them? You can’t.
If this resonates with you and you haven’t already Registered for the Beginning Animal Communication Workshop For Animal Lovers, then you’re in luck. We still have a few seats left and you can catch up by listening to the class recordings. But don’t wait too much longer, ok? This is too important. Please visit http://www.valheart.com/teleclasses/step_2_beginning_workshop.html.
Your animal’s life, happiness and well-being depends on you learning how to communicate with each other.
Wishing you the joy and love of animals,
Val
