Wouldn’t you just love to know what the animals in your life are thinking and feeling? Ever since I was a teeny-weeny little bambini (i.e. a small kid),😊 I wanted to talk to animals – one is supposed to be able to talk to and hear your friends, right?

While talking to animals is easy, the trick is hearing and feeling their responses.

To my frustration, I couldn’t quite figure out how, so I would get up early in the mornings and go stalk fairies in the garden, convinced that they would be able to share this precious secret with me. Sadly, nary a fairy was to be found. Seriously, where is a good fairy when you need one? 🧚‍♀️

Years passed, and the yearning never left me. Then, one day in 2004, I heard about an animal communication course in a town near me – and I was there like a bear! Quite overcome with the amazing love animals shared, as well as the totally cute and quirky things they said, I took to animal communication like a duck to water.

Well, that was until I chatted to a cat in 2009 and thought the cat was dead – but the cat arrived home alive and well three days later. So, I stopped animal communication for a year until I learned something about cats – and about myself. (Cats don’t really notice the difference between being “alive” as we see it, and being dead so much. Life continues for them - just in a different form.)

I believe that we humans are here to embody love on this planet – and that animals teach us how. They teach us love through example.

I once tuned in to a Labrador who showered me with so much love that I was on Cloud 9 for days. I realized that, if we could live in such a state of love, we would have perpetual peace on earth.

Actively engaging with animals through animal communication brings us into the sphere of love and high frequencies where animals live. This helps us to develop a feel for that state – so that we can start embodying more of it ourselves. That is why I am so passionate about teaching animal communication and communicating with animals.

I also love animal communication because of the growing closer, love, joy and wonderful belly laughs we can share with animals once we know what they’re saying and feeling.

It will also help us to begin experiencing the power of humanity at one with nature.

The animals in my life feel that my progress with animal communication will only be satisfactory once I understand and immediately obey basic commands such as 🐶 “Scratch my tummy!” “Come play NOW” and 🐴 “Bring carrots – now!”

I firmly believe that, in future, we will be growing much closer to nature again. Communicating with animals is part of this growing harmony between humans and nature.

Let’s make it a wonderful world for animals – together!

Love,

Marinda