6 Things I Know About Intuitive Animal Communication Now That I Wish I Knew 10 Years Ago

When I first began my journey into intuitive animal communication, I had no idea what I was getting into. I had a deep love for animals, but I didn’t understand the wonderful connection that could exist between us beyond just words. Over the years, I’ve learned so much about how animals communicate and how I can better tune into their messages. If I could go back in time, there are a few things I wish I had known earlier in my journey. These lessons have shaped my understanding of how to truly listen to animals and connect with them on a deeper level. Here are six things I know now about intuitive animal communication that I wish I had known ten years ago.

1. It’s About Listening Beyond Words

When I first started learning about animal communication, I thought it was all about words or thoughts. But I soon realized it’s much more than that. Animals communicate through emotions, images, sensations, and sometimes even telepathic impressions. If I had known this earlier, I would have focused more on listening with my heart and my intuition, not just my ears. It’s about feeling the message rather than just hearing it.

2. Trusting My Instincts is Key

I used to doubt myself a lot, especially when I first started. I would second-guess my impressions or dismiss them as my imagination. Over time, I learned that trusting my gut and instincts is essential. When I trust my first impressions, the connection feels stronger. Those initial feelings are often the most accurate, and learning to believe in them has helped me connect better with animals.

3. Animals Are Always Communicating

At the beginning, I thought animals only communicated when I asked them directly. But now, I know they are always sending messages. Animals communicate with body language, sounds, facial expressions, and energy. If I had realized this sooner, I would have paid more attention to the little signals they were constantly giving me. Being aware of their ongoing communication has helped me develop a deeper connection with them.

4. My State of Mind Matters

I’ve learned that how I feel affects my ability to connect with animals. If I’m stressed or distracted, I can’t hear their messages clearly. Being calm and present makes a huge difference. When I’m grounded and in a peaceful state, the messages come through more clearly and accurately. My emotional state is a big part of the communication process, and understanding this has helped me improve.

5. It's a Personal Practice Unique to Every Individual and Animal

I now understand that intuitive animal communication is not the same for everyone. What works for one person or one animal may not work for another. Each connection is unique, depending on the person’s energy and the animal’s personality. Once I accepted that every communication is different, I found it easier to connect authentically. It made the practice more meaningful, and I was able to tune into each animal’s unique way of expressing themselves.

6. It Gets More Subtle as I Get Better

As I’ve become better at intuitive communication, the messages have become more subtle. At first, the messages were clear and easy to understand. But as I practiced more, I started receiving more delicate impressions. These messages are not always as obvious, and I have to pay closer attention to the small, quiet signals. Trusting my awareness and listening carefully has become even more important as I grow in this practice.


Looking back, I wish I knew all of this sooner. But I’m grateful for the lessons I’ve learned, and I know that with each day, I’ll continue to improve. Intuitive communication with animals is a beautiful and personal journey, and I’m thankful for every step of it.


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