Communication by Akshaya

When we think about intuitive animal communication, we usually imagine talking to an animal about themselves. We may ask how they are feeling, whether they are comfortable, what they need, what they like, or whether there is anything they want their human to know. But sometimes, an animal will bring another animal into the conversation. It could be another animal living in the same home, a sibling, a friend, an animal they know from outside, or even an animal who has passed away. And sometimes, we may not have asked about that animal at all. I have experienced this myself. I was travelling and speaking intuitively with one of my dogs when she suddenly mentioned that my senior dog wasn't feeling too well. This wasn't something I had asked her about. She simply brought it up. Naturally, I wanted to know more, so I spoke to my senior dog and asked her how she was feeling. She told me that she was a little low on energy, so there was some truth to what the other dog had shared. But...

One of the things we sometimes forget when communicating intuitively with animals is that they are allowed to change their minds. We often expect animals to give us clear and definite answers. If we ask them whether they want something, we expect the answer to remain the same. If they tell us that they like something, we assume they will always like it. And if they tell us that they don't want something, we may assume that the answer is permanent. But animals are not machines giving us fixed answers. They are living beings with their own feelings, experiences, preferences and choices. And just like us, they can change their minds. But what if they told me something different before? This is something that can sometimes be confusing for people who practise intuitive animal communication. You may communicate with an animal today and receive one answer. A few weeks or months later, you communicate again and receive something completely different. The first reaction can be, “But that...

Have you ever noticed that something happens to your animal companion just when you are about to travel?  You have planned your trip, the tickets are booked, and the bags are ready. Then suddenly, your dog hurts a leg, your cat falls sick, or something unexpected happens. And the first thought that comes to your mind is, “Is this a sign that I should not go?” I have experienced this myself. I was supposed to travel, and just before the trip, one of my dogs hurt her leg. Of course, my first reaction was worry. I immediately got her treated and made sure that she was okay. But once I knew she was fine, another question came to my mind. Was this a sign that I should cancel my trip? So I asked her. Her answer surprised me. She basically shrugged her shoulders and told me that it was better that she had hurt her leg while I was still at home rather than after I had left. If it had happened after I left, she would have been much more worried. She wasn't worried about my travel at all. Sh...