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"Talking to the Animals at the Fort Worth Zoo"
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Harmony ©2007 ................................................................................................................... by Joan Hansen
People often ask, “Can you communicate intuitively with zoo or wild animals? Is it possible to have a non-verbal two-way conversation with a family pet?” The answer is yes! Our animal companions often make us smile by the way they communicate through a look, a touch, and other behaviors. Before language was created, it was the method by which all life communicated. Intuitive communication, which is also referred to as telepathic or psychic communication is not only a natural way of conversing, it's the manner in which all non-human life communicates. They talk, not on the Internet, but rather the Inner-net or Web of Life! In the Western Culture it's often a lost or latent human ability we’ve been taught to suppress and conditioned to forget. We're taught early, by society to believe intuitive communication is our over-active imagination at work.
Is it really possible to know what my animal companion is thinking or feeling?
Sandra uses a method of communication called the CLARAC Approach in talking with animals. She explains this method in her soon to be release book, “Animal Conversing, the CLARAC Approach”. Each of the letters in word CLARAC represents a step in communicating with animals and nature. Because all life is connected, it is only a matter of tuning the channel to the correct receiver. Additionally, parents can use this approach with their pre-verbal infants and even babies in the womb. Sandra’s intention in creating this method is to help people connect with all life that does not speak speak the human language.
Can Sandra, as an animal communicator help me understand my animal companion? Yes, call Sandra for help in understanding your animal's:
Sandra can also help with the following animal issues:
Can I learn animal communication and verify the information I receive?
In teaching her animal communication classes, Sandra creates interactive and verifiable exercises which allow students to surprise themselves with incredible intuitive hits. After connecting with animals on the Inner-net, not the Inter-net and receiving positive feedback, many students say, “How could I have known that?” Participants often work with live animals in the classroom which becomes a safe and supportive place to practice intuitive communication. It’s amazing to watch the transformation as we began the process. The animals that at first were excitable, will often sit or lie down quietly as the participants talk with them.
Both humans and animals benefit from this experience. The participants often say they feel joyful knowing and experiencing this sacred link. The animals often express surprise and happiness that humans have finally heard them. In learning animal communication, our greatest task is to remember this connection as our sacred birthright. The classroom creates the opportunity to affirm human and animal communication, because the only separations we have are the illusions we create.
*Special thanks to Joan Hansen for the art work above.
For more info on Joan Hansen and her Animal Art click the animal art link or visit www.joanhansenart.com . |