The Secret Dreams of Cats
Felines bring a professional craftsmanship to the art of premeditated slumber. A cat’s truest, deepest sleep is ardent, purposeful, intense.
Just exactly where are these sleep aficionados going when they close their eyes? What is it they’re doing in their dreams?
Virus Helper
Communicating with viruses or other microorganisms may feel like a stretch if you think of animal communication applying mainly to dogs, horses, cats, or other mammals. However, communicating with smaller life forms, even as tiny as cells, can yield enlightening results.
Scientific Approaches to Animal Communication
Researchers are studying the field of interspecies telepathic communication in new ways that go beyond old scientific research models. Some are even practicing professionals in the field. It is an exciting time for enormous expansion to new people who may not have been open to or even have heard of animal communication.
The Passing of Animal Communicator, David Louis
David Louis left our Earth abode for spaces beyond on January 24, 2023. I’m writing this tribute to him as I ponder his life journey.
Honoring Early Animal Communicators: Val Heart
This series highlights the inspiring breakthroughs of early animal communicators, who began their professional careers thirty or more years ago. Val Heart has cultivated expertise in an ever increasing variety of healing modalities to help animals and their people.
The Mission of a Whale Called Moon
A sentinel and testament to our planetary state, she labors on, providing a stream of awakening consciousness and compassion to all.
How the Whales are Holding the Planet Together
The ocean journey was particularly rough as we sailed from our dock at Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic to our anchoring spot in the sheltered coral reef area that thousands of humpback whales frequent each year for breeding and nursing new babies.
Honoring Early Animal Communicators: Anita Curtis
This series highlights the inspiring breakthroughs of early animal communicators, who began their professional careers thirty or more years ago. Those who discover animal communication later in life can be encouraged by Anita Curtis' adventurous path.
Learning from Poisonous Plants
I am a caretaker for a colony of seventeen feral cats and seven indoor/outdoor cats. An abundance of poison ivy grows on my property and the cats lie on these plants. I got a severe rash last year on the inside of my calves and on my neck.
I don’t necessarily want to kill the poison ivy but I don’t want to be badly affected by its oil. Do you have any ideas?
Honoring Early Animal Communicators: Elizabeth Severino
This series highlights the inspiring breakthroughs of early animal communicators, who began their professional careers over thirty years ago. You may well be as amazed at Elizabeth Severino’s accomplishments as I am.