How Animal Communication Works at a Distance (Even When You're Far Apart)

Have you ever wondered how animal communication works when we aren't in the same room with the animals we are talking with?

Here’s my process of intuitively communicating with animals remotely and a simple practice so you can give it a try with your own pets.


Dear Intuitive One,

I get that it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense how animal communicators can communicate with pets when they aren’t even in the same room with them. So how can I communicate with a dog if I can’t read their body language and talk with a cat if they are napping deeply?

The thing is, a part of what sets this work apart from other practices is that animal communication isn’t about reading body language. It’s a practice of intuitively communicating with animals using what is commonly referred to as the universal language. I like to think of the universal language as the energy frequencies that everything alive is constantly emanating. And animal communication is a practice that picks up and reads these frequencies with our bodies.

I encourage you to think of it like this, if you’re a parent (or pet parent), I have a feeling you know what it’s like to pick up the vibe that your kid or pet is up to something they shouldn’t be (even if you’re not in the same location). This knowing might come to you as a flash feeling, a knowing, a sense of looming danger, or even an image of your kid or pet somewhere they are not supposed to be. When this happens, your body is picking up a vibe from your child or pet that something is a little different than you think it should feel like in that moment. Animal communication is a little like this, but it is wayyyy more detailed.

Remote animal communication

When I am communicating with a client’s pet, I look at a photo of the animal to help me tune in. The photo helps me focus my awareness and single out their energetic signature from everything else. I actually find that communicating with pets is easier using a photo rather than being in the room with them, because there are fewer distractions.

As I focus on the animal I am communicating with, it feels a little like I am having a conversation with them in my heart and picking up sensations and information in my body. Fun fact: Animal communication is not a mind thing at all, despite what sci-fi movies tell us!

During the conversation, I am intuitively picking up what the animals want to share with their person and me. This information comes through for me as a combination of emotions, sensations, stories, physical feelings in my body, vibration, symbols, words, visions or sounds, fragrances, or tastes as they experience (or have experienced) them.

It’s an amazing full-body experience to communicate with animals, and it feels very cozy. It feels a little like I am snuggled up on a big, fluffy sofa connecting with them, even though we are miles or continents apart.

This process is profoundly relaxing and comfortable for both me and the animals I am communicating with. So relaxing, in fact, that many of the animals I talk with fall deeply asleep for the duration of their sessions.

It's a slightly magical and quite spectacular experience. And since this level of intuitive connection doesn’t require being physically in the same room with the animal to have profoundly deep conversations, we are freed to connect heart-to-heart no matter how close or far we are from each other.

 

Want to give this process a try?

I’d love to share a guided meditation with you that will talk you through the process of creating a non-verbal intuitive connection with your animal friend.

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Pet psychic medium, Joanna in a white top and yellow skirt hugging her black and tan dog in the garden
 

Your pet has so much to share with you.

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