How to Ask Your Animal Companion a Question
Have you ever wished you could simply ask your animal something and hear an answer? You can begin learning today. Animal communication isn't a rare gift; it's a natural ability most of us were never taught to use. Here's a beginner-friendly way to start.
1. Quiet yourself. Sit comfortably, take a few slow breaths, and let your mind settle. This relaxed, receptive state is everything, you can't force a connection, only allow it.
2. Connect and say hello. Bring your animal to mind, picture their face, feel your love for them, and silently greet them by name.
Ask one simple, clear question. Start small and concrete, "What's your favorite thing to do?" Hold it as a thought and a picture, not just words, since animals often think in images and feeling.
3. Notice the very first impression. Right after you ask, catch the first thing that arrives. Your animal may respond by sending thoughts, feelings, images, sounds, and even tastes and scents. It comes in a flash, before your thinking mind catches up, don't edit it.
4. Stay relaxed if nothing comes. That's normal. Trying harder only closes the channel. Smile, and try again at another time or day.
5. Thank your animal for whatever you did or didn't receive. Write it down right away, before doubt creeps in.
A Gentle Note
Don't expect full sentences, most people receive feelings or images first. And while this is a beautiful way to deepen your bond, it isn't a substitute for veterinary care.
You are more capable of this than you think. Every communicator I know started exactly where you are. Take a breath, picture that sweet face, and ask, then listen with your heart wide open.
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Debbie Johnstone
