Comments for Animal Communicator Forum

Comment on The Owl’s Corner: Invasive Species by tula

tula — Thu, 27 Dec 2012 17:05:34 +0000

I am married to someone who believes we should use chemical extermination of bugs/ants/”pests”. What do I do? How can I get them to perhaps move away from the areas on our property that they are seen and encountered so they can be protected and he won’t use chemicals? Any suggestions? I get a terrible feeling whenever I have disrupted what might be an ant hill to see if it is still active and find there are still ants in it.

Comment on Wild Wisdom: Engaging with Our Wild Nature by theweaverhere

theweaverhere — Fri, 21 Dec 2012 23:40:59 +0000

Thank You, Anna! I’ll look into that..

Comment on Wild Wisdom: Engaging with Our Wild Nature by AnnaB

AnnaB — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 18:10:06 +0000

Wonderful! And thanks

Comment on Wild Wisdom: Engaging with Our Wild Nature by Jennifer

Jennifer — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 17:18:37 +0000

Thank you, Anna, for your detailed answer.

Again, I would like to say that your talk was a great way to end year 2012 for the AC Forum. It was really informative and you are a great speaker.

I would love to join you on the safari one day when my finances permit it.

Comment on Wild Wisdom: Engaging with Our Wild Nature by AnnaB

AnnaB — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 17:02:07 +0000

Incoming information during a telepathic communication is received at a deep, intuitive level within ourselves – and sometimes takes time to filter up to our conscious minds and then become recognizable in a form our human brains can relate to.
The incoming messages are in “raw quantum” form and are immediate. Any time lag is not the animal being slow to respond, but our internal “translation process” taking some time due to our mental blocks, distraction or an understandable difficulty in perceiving the messages from an unfamiliar species who view the world very differently than our brains do.

In general, asking an animal to repeat their “answer” doesn’t result in them doing so – because they know they sent the information just fine the first time Yes, interactions with wild animals in particular don’t last long most of the time. However, the good news is that their “answers” are within you; you just can’t perceive the detail yet.

One good way to handle this situation is to let go of trying. Paradoxical, but true!
Forced mental effort makes for contracted thinking, not openness. It also runs the risk of our minds inserting some projected information in the ardent quest for answers, instead of being true to what the animal expressed, and hearing that with our heart’s wisdom.

In letting go of the “trying”, hold your question as a sacred question within yourself, and genuinely trust that the answer will reveal itself later. This may happen at any later stage… perhaps during dream-time, whilst washing the dishes or doing something completely unrelated to animal communication.

Whilst still in telepathic connection with the animal at the time of the communication, a good way to phrase a search for understanding of what they meant is to ask: “What does that mean to you?” They may not give “explanation” in the cognitive, rational sense (as our human mind would wish for), but we may get further sensings, information and knowings as part of their answer.