Communication by Akshaya

When a dog barks relentlessly, a cat scratches up the furniture, or a parrot refuses to eat, our first thought is often: “What’s wrong with them? How do I fix this?” Veterinarians and animal behaviorists are essential in helping us address medical conditions and behavior challenges. Intuitive communication does not replace their expertise. But sometimes, even after check-ups and training, there’s still something beneath the surface—something unspoken. That’s where intuitive animal communication comes in. --- The Missing Puzzle Piece Behavior is communication. When an animal “acts out,” it isn’t random—it’s their way of expressing discomfort, stress, or unmet needs. A veterinarian will rule out health issues. A behaviorist will design training to redirect or modify the actions. But intuitive communication can uncover the why behind the behavior—emotions, memories, or even environmental sensitivities that don’t show up on tests or training plans. AI Generated Image  A Real-Life Exam...

Every rescued animal carries a story. Sometimes we know it—the neglect, the abandonment, the struggle to survive. More often, we don’t. All we see are the aftereffects: fear in their eyes, hesitation to trust, or restlessness that doesn’t ease, no matter how much love we give. This is the story of Luna (name changed)—a rescued dog who was adopted into a loving family. They gave her food, shelter, and safety. But something was still missing, and that’s when they reached out to me. --- The Rescue and Adoption Luna had been found on the streets, thin and wary. A rescue group cared for her until a kind family adopted her. She now had a home filled with love, children to play with, and people who wanted nothing more than to see her happy. Yet, despite the family’s warmth, Luna remained distant. She would hide when guests arrived, bark anxiously at night, and sometimes refuse to eat. The family could sense her heart was still carrying old fears. They were working with a behaviour therapist t...

Intuitive animal communication can feel mysterious, almost magical. The idea that we can tune into our animals’ thoughts, emotions, and needs without words sounds like something reserved for special people. But in truth, it’s a skill we all have—and it grows stronger the more we practice. The tricky part? Our lives are full and fast-paced. We mean to slow down and connect, but the day often slips by before we’ve taken a mindful moment. That’s where habit stacking comes in. What Is Habit Stacking? Habit stacking is a practice popularized by James Clear in Atomic Habits. Instead of creating completely new routines, we anchor a new habit to something we already do consistently. For example: After we brush our teeth, we might floss. After we pour our morning coffee, we might write in a journal. By piggybacking a new action onto an existing one, the new habit becomes part of our rhythm without much effort. AI Generated Image  Bringing Habit Stacking Into Animal Communication Intuitive c...

"All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves.” — Eli Siegel  When we enter into the world of animal communication, we step into a space where opposites exist together in harmony. It is a realm that is at once humbling and empowering—a paradox that teaches us not only about animals but also about ourselves. The Humbling Presence of Animals To sit with an animal and truly listen is to be reminded of the vastness of wisdom that exists outside of human knowledge. Animals carry a kind of knowing that is not measured in books, degrees, or titles. Their wisdom is lived—it flows through their instincts, their attunement to nature, and their capacity to exist fully in the present moment. A dog may teach us about loyalty without ever speaking a word. A cat may show us the beauty of independence while still choosing connection. Horses, often mirrors for our emotions, can reveal truths about us that we are reluctant to face....