Communication by Akshaya

The concept of past life traumas has long fascinated humans, prompting us to question whether our animal companions can also carry the echoes of bygone days. Intuitive Animal Communication offers a captivating gateway into the depths of their souls, providing insight into this enigmatic topic. By delving into their stories, we embark on an incredible journey of understanding and healing. Exploring the Spiritual Essence of Animals Just like humans, animals possess consciousness, emotions, and a spiritual essence that transcends their physical form. They are sentient beings with rich histories that extend beyond their current existence. The idea of past life traumas in animals opens a gateway to a world brimming with compassion and empathy. Understanding Animal Behaviors and Traumas  Consider the case of a rescue dog trembling at the sound of thunder or cowering at the sight of a broom. These seemingly irrational fears may be rooted in past life experiences. While it is important to cons

Sweety was my first best friend. I would spend hours sitting with her in my verandah, talking to her about everything under the sun. She would chat back as much, had so much to add to the discussions. Together, we wanted to change the world! Sweety was a cat in our building. She was pitch black with green eyes, beautiful gait, elegant and graceful. I remember picking her up just as her mom had delivered her. She was the size of a small mouse. Slimy, and gooey. I proudly showed my mom what I had got home. No surprises, we both were asked to leave that very moment. “Give her back to her mom!”, my mother asserted. “Would you like to be separated from your mother?”. I was quick to realise my fault and put her back with the litter. Over the years she became my confidante and a trusted advisor. I grew up in a joint family with twelve people at home. I was the youngest with barely anyone my age. So Sweety was my playmate. Soon enough we moved into a new home and I had to bid farewell to her.

After completing my first short course, I was fairly nervous to communicate with other animals than my own pets. I was used to having casual conversations with other animals, but never one that was going to be validated by their human. I mustered all my courage and decided to give it a go. My first formal communication was with a loving old dog living in Singapore. His human was as supportive as the dog himself. I had joined the Facebook practice group for the communication, and on my introductory post this girl was the first one to share details of her dog. As soon as I saw his photograph, I decided to give it a go. I sat down, calmed myself, let all my nervousness aside. I told myself to just talk to this new friend, and not to think about whether it will be right or wrong. As soon as I connected, the dog made the entire process so easy. He let the information flow without any blocks. I kept making notes as we spoke. The image below clearly shows what it looked like. Now you see, the

My boy Tango was, and continues to be my soul dog. he came to me as a foster in November of 2016, and decided to adopt us. Even though he was almost 9 years old then, he lived a full and a happy life until his passing at the age of 14 and half years in August of 2022. I miss him every singe moment, but can always feel his presence around me even today. He was a case of abandonment and rescue. He was already over eight years old and fit in perfectly in our grumble of pugs.  Due to his past, Tango suffered from separation anxiety. He would just not stay at home alone, and howl and cry even if left alone for few minutes. It was worrisome for us. So I started talking to him regularly. In our first few conversations he would simply say he hates staying by himself, since it brings back memories from being locked up in a balcony with very little food and water. And that’s it. He just wouldn’t want to talk beyond that. As some time passed, he opened up more. I kept reassuring him that we would

The most frequently asked question I get about animal communication is if everyone can do it, or if we have to be gifted with the ability. I cannot stress enough on the fact that Intuitive communication is our mother tongue and we are all born with it. So Animal Communication is possible for anyone who has an open mind and heart to receive messages from other species. Don’t believe me? Do it as you read this. Clear your mind of all the stray thoughts. You do not need to be blank, that is quite difficult. Whatever thoughts come to your mind, simply acknowledge them and let them go. http://www.freepik.com Next, think clearly of an animal you wish to communicate with. It could be your own pet, or a stray that you feed regularly, or even an animal who has passed away. Once you know clearly as to who you wish to speak to, you’re ready for your communication. http://www.freepik,com Now comes the tricky part, the actual conversation. Remember once you ask the question, whatever comes to you a

A lot has been spoken about what is  Intuitive  Animal Communication. We have discussed about how it works, who can do it, and even how it can be done. But very often I get questions from animal lovers that make me think about what animal communication is not. Animal communication is just like any other form of communication among humans. The only difference here is that it is not restricted to humans. It involves all other species as well. Hence it is imperative for us to understand that Animal Communication is not a means to force our animals to do things that we want, or to make unreasonable demands. I have humans who get in touch with me because they are unhappy with their pet’s behaviour. Or because their pet is missing and they wish to reunite with them. As a  Intuitive  communicator, I can only have a communication with them and share their side of the story, their perspective with their humans. But the humans expect me to ask the animal to instantly show a change in behaviour,

In today's world, where technology has made incredible advancements, it's fascinating to explore the realm of animal communication. Many people believe that animals have a unique ability to understand and communicate with us on a deeper level. As a professional animal communicator, I have had numerous experiences that have reinforced this belief. One such incident involved a sweet cat who suddenly stopped eating. Her concerned human promptly took her to the vet, hoping to find answers and a solution to the problem. However, despite undergoing preliminary checks and blood tests, everything appeared normal. It was at this point that they reached out to me, seeking a different perspective. Connecting with the cat telepathically, I immediately sensed her discomfort in the stomach region. She conveyed her extreme nausea when she smelled food, expressing her hunger yet inability to eat. Upon further inquiry, she shared that she believed she had swallowed something she shouldn't h

I had a wonderful and a small batch of Intuitive Communication at Pune a few years ago. The venue was a beautiful home of two of the participants. They have two lovely sibling male cats at home who were very helpful throughout the two days of the workshop. The hosts were warm, the ambience was perfect, and the energies were in complete synergy for Intuitive communication. Through the discussions, we explored how animal communication could help the participants at a personal level to clear certain imbalances in their lives. One of the participants mentioned that he was suffering from a lot of digestive issues and would love to dive in deeper about it with the help of telepathy. http://www.freepik.com A few months later, I received a call from this communicator. As we got talking about his practise through these months, and his journey post the workshop, he shared a beautiful anecdote with me. He had a lot of guilt because of a lost pet, and because he couldn’t adopted the third brother

One day as I sat down to do my communications, I heard a voice say – How are you?. I stopped what I was doing and wondered if it came from the animal I was connecting to, or what it someone else. It was a female voice, a very peaceful and beautiful one at that. And then she said, I am right here – your Tulsi plant. I had received her as a memento from the students of a college I had visited for a guest lecture. She had just arrived home the previous day. She was just a sapling. I looked at her and apologised for not having interacted with her earlier. She said it’s fine. And asked me again – How are you? I said I am doing very well, thank you. And she said are you sure? That inquiry took me by surprise. She went on to say- you need a break. Ground yourself again and then resume your communications. Before I could say anything, she said you’re doing too much in too little time, each communication needs its own space and energy. Right now your energy is filled with too much excitement an