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Monday, January 9, 2017

Communicating with Animals, age is no obstacle

"I used all my experience with dogs." 6-year old Meghan Topping

  • Adult experts tried and failed, for two months, to recover a newly adopted dog who bolted and remained awol from any and all who tried to approach her. Opting for a different strategy, they reached out to the folks who had fostered the dog. The result astounded (mostly) everyone. Meet Daisy, the reluctant adoption prospect and her very best human friend, who knows how to talk to dogs, Meghan. NBC Bay Area

That story first appeared on Facebook via Hollister Animal Lost and Found, at H.A.L.F. Link.

  • According to Animal Communicator Anna Breytenbach: "In my experience, there’s no difference between animal or human consciousness. There’s no difference in degree or magnitude or value or complexity."
  • Breytenbach on how she understands and connects with animals of all species: Link/International Times. Anna says she doesn't remember talking to animals as a kid. It came to her as an adult. The film on her story is a fantastic (and rare film on the topic) introduction to Interspecies Communication: Link  Anna's home page: AnimalSpirit.Org
     
  • Jon Young: JonYoung.Org is the Tracker who helped Anna: YouTube. And a tremendous resource for anyone interested in developing greater awareness and enhanced connection with nature on multiple levels. Bird Language: YouTube/Insight on how to understand common song birds. Jon Young on Facebook
     


  • Coming up this week 1/11/17 on Empower Radio, Animal Communicator Rose De Dan and I talk about the connections we have with animals. Beyond words, animals also respond to pictures, images and other telepathic prompts. Rose is the author of Tails of a Healer/Amazon. Website: Link  Here's our interview from 2010
  • Happy note, 2017 good start. Story made headlines in 2016. Out of nowhere, a small, stray dog shadowed an extreme marathon runner. For 77 miles. They develop a bond and he adopted her. The story had a bit of extra drama along the way but the end is a happy one. United now, the plan is to continue running together, raising money to help other stray dogs. Metro. Follow Gobi and Dion on Twitter.
  • Remember Arthur? The dog who (2014) joined a 430-mile endurance race in South America is doing just fine at his fur-ever home in Sweden. YouTube
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