How to Use Telepathic Communication with Living (& Deceased) Pets!

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  @Pip-36 · 1 year ago

  I am in touch with animals. A pony I lived next door to once called me telepathically to help him. He had walked into a tangle of barbed wire. I didn't normally go to visit them but this day I just found myself compelled to go there. He remained very calm and despite my fear for us both, he seemed to completely understand what I needed him to do and when. We both got out without damage which amazed me in itself. I felt truly happy to be so sensitive that a pony could reach me for help. Divine oneness.

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  @SoulPetHealing · 1 year ago

  All any living thing wants is to be seen, heard and loved for who they are - unconditionally.

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  @nostromois · 10 months ago

  Was crossing a busy intersection in Berlin once, on an unusually hot day, as my eye caught a German shepherd staring at me straight in the eye and I 'heard' him : WATER. I looked around and saw his human, an addict asleep between two bins. I run home, took a bottle of water and a bowl of food and run back. He drank the whole water.

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  @kathyfinstad1468 · 11 months ago

  After our beloved 21 year old cat died, my husband and I both heard and felt her jump up on the bed and walk around our feet.  We both knew it was her.  We didn't even talk about it until the next day...then we just looked at each other and understood she was trying to ease the sense of loss.

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  @5shotsofcola · 10 months ago

  The morning before my soul dog passed, I was desperate to save him. I asked my mother—who practices acupuncture and Reiki and lives just a few houses away—to come and help comfort him.<br><br>Growing up, she never really connected with any of the pets we had. But that day, she came without hesitation. Together, we did acupuncture and Reiki to ease his pain. When she went back home, she texted me and gently told me that I should let him go, because she could feel how much he was suffering.<br><br>That night, he went into a seizure, and we rushed him to the emergency vet. The doctor couldn’t save him, and as our last act of love, we had to put him to sleep. It was the worst 24 hours of our lives. We prayed over him, told him he could let go if he couldn’t fight anymore. He had around 30 seizures in just two hours, and suddenly we were forced to plan his cremation.<br><br>The next morning, my mother came to ask about him, but we couldn’t even speak. We just showed her his ashes. She quietly went back home. I cried the entire morning and even through lunch. Our routine was destroyed; everything felt wrong.<br><br>I asked my fiancé if we could at least run some errands and buy food because we had no energy left to cook. It was raining hard, and I was crying in the car the whole time—my heart completely shattered.<br><br>When we got back home, not even five minutes after we arrived, the rain suddenly stopped. My mother appeared again, this time crying. She told us she had seen our boy.<br><br>It felt unreal for my mother. She’s used to sensing the souls of people, but it was her first time encountering the soul of a dog. He was telling her to comfort me—to let me know he was no longer in pain, and that the time he had with us was exactly the timeline he was meant to have.<br><br>She said he appeared young again, like a one-year-old pup. She kept telling him she would share his message with me once the rain stopped (she didn’t even want to go outside because it was pouring). But he kept barking and urging her to go right away. And then, just like that, the rain suddenly stopped. She didn’t even know we had just arrived home from buying food.<br><br>They say our pets’ frequency is very high when they pass on. Ours as humans sits in the middle, and when we’re grieving, our frequency drops even lower. I believe my dog’s soul couldn’t reach me directly because of that—so he went to the most neutral, open energy he could find: my mother.

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  @debidonovan2385 · 1 year ago

  After my dog dead &amp; I was crying I heard him say &quot; there is no after life because there is no death only change &amp; transformation&quot;

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  @bethruegg78 · 1 year ago

  I have an interesting story about my dog, Ana. When my dog, Kristoph, (a Shiba Inu) was nine months old I answered an ad for a play date with another Shiba puppy(Ana). After a year of play dates and also watching Ana while her owner went out of town a few times I suspected she was not being treated right. She would nervous pee all over my house and she had severe stomach issues. Her owner didn’t really want her, he kept asking if I just wanted to keep her. She didn’t actually speak to me in a voice but Ana somehow conveyed to me that things weren’t good at home with him. The last time her previous owner went out of town and she stayed with me I could tell she didn’t want to go back to him. I left him a voicemail saying I was keeping her. I sat down with Ana and told her she was home with us and never had to go back to him…she NEVER peed in my house again and her stomach issues miraculously cleared up. She has been part of our family/pack ever since, for the last seven and a half years. Ana is the sweetest most loyal and loving dog and I’m so happy to have her in our lives.❤<br>She absolutely understood what I told her. I still talk to her, and my other dog and two cats, and she communicates with me as well. Animals are highly intelligent and sensitive beings and I definitely think we can access a “link” to communicate with them if we are open to it.

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  @trentonshine4545 · 1 year ago

  Might I suggest to those who do not agree or understand rather then turning to a negative judgement , turn towards a more open ended idea of &quot;that&apos;s interesting&quot;. We have no where to go or grow with a negative. Allowing an idea to simply be, allows that idea to possibly grow into somthing in the future. Personally living my life with a &quot;why not&quot; attitude, instead of a &quot;why?&quot; &nbsp;has allowed me to explore the world around me with so much more awe and wonder. That&apos;s how I see this incredible podcast, it explores &nbsp;the awe and wonder of world with out judgement. As always I thank you both for the incredible work you both are doing.

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  @AndresBadillo-im7lm · 9 months ago

  My chihuahua turns 16 next year. 5 years ago, she went through some type of sepsis. I was living with my mom at that time, and she and I were in the living room watching tv and all of a sudden i see my dog having zoomies in the living room. I was telling her to calm down because too many zoomies used to get her sick, and my mom turns to me and say (what are you talking about)? I said, I&apos;m telling her to relax, and my mom replies with, I just came down from upstairs and I see her in your room laying down in the corner of your room. I desperately ran to my room and there she was dying....... 3 times bigger than normal, lethargic and I instantly knew that she tried her best to contact me however way she could.<br><br>3 surgeries later she made it through. Such a strong little peanut. So grateful for her. Still to this day she does the same when she&apos;s not feeling good and she also know and feels when i have a episode because i have health issues.

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  @sambrady6733 · 2 months ago

  I lost my soul dog in August after having her almost 18 years and I got her when she was 5 weeks old and she was ALWAYS my girl. Whenever my mom would get a new pet she would get mad/upset and i would always sit her down and tell her “You know you are my one and only girl and no other pet will ever replace you, you are ALWAYS first for me”. Then she would instantly relax like she knew. God, I miss her so much it hurts. 😭

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  @Genghismomm · 1 year ago

  My boxer saved my life regularly. I never classically trained him, but we had this bond that was something other worldly. I’m a fragile T1D and I fight to stay alive all the time. Cassius was my snuggle baby. I smothered him constantly. Overdosing on love. One day I was napping and he started jumping on me. I was woken up that way. I knew it wasn’t straight to jumping, but he had to take it that far to pull me out. I sat up and said “what’s gotten into yo~ OH! THANK YOU!” I tried to stand up and fall straight to the floor. My legs were not working. I had to pull my house coat off of a hook. Climb onto it in order to drag myself down the hall, using my arms. I wasn’t moving very fast. He started to get antsy. And decided to grab the house coat and drag me to the kitchen. Thank God for hardwood floors! He clapped me right in front of the refrigerator. As he always sees me go straight there for juice. I opened it, and &nbsp;started chugging orange juice. Then passed out with the door wide open. When I woke up about 10 minutes later. He was sleeping on my lap. He was calm as can be. I told him that moving forward I will always listen to his advice! If he came up to me and boxed me with his mush, I would immediately say “yes, dear.” Then drop everything and go check my blood sugar. He was always right. We had a telepathic thing going on. We always just knew what each other wanted/needed. I got to be there for him when he was elderly. Knowing what he wanted. Knowing how he felt. Knowing when he was done. One of my most treasured life experiences. I had love to share it with❣️

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  @sandymiller3577 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I went to a psychic fair with some of my co-workers a while ago. I had recently adopted a dog at the time. I didn&apos;t want a reading for myself, but I saw a pet psychic and I laid down $20. I never told her the animal I was referring to was a dog or that he was a male. At first, some of the things she was saying were generic to me.. things you could say to anybody. But then she started giving me specifics. The first thing she said was I was the alpha female. He wanted to let me know he knows I love him, but he loves me more. Then she said he doesn&apos;t like it when you spell in front of him (bone, ball, park, etc ) because he already knows what you&apos;re talking about. My husband and I used to spell in front of him all the time because when we said those words out loud he got really high energy... that intuitively got my attention. Then she told me he was allergic to the detergent I was using for his blanket on his bed. He used to sneeze a lot and I didn&apos;t know why. I did what she recommended and he hasn&apos;t sneezed like that since. She also said other things no one would possibly know about him. He&apos;s a pitbull, we got him when he was 2 years old and he was used for fighting. She told me about his past trauma with the fighting and he was telling her the only reason he did it was to survive. He is really sweet by nature, very intelligent and just wanted to be loved. That was 11 years ago, he&apos;s still with us... although not as spunky as he used to be... which of course happens with age...lol. He&apos;s one of the best dogs I&apos;ve ever had and I&apos;m grateful. Do I think there are people out there that are scammers and try to steal people&apos;s money by pretending? Absolutely. Do. I believe there are people out there that are pet psychics and the real deal? Absolutely ❤

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