Animal Communicator – Michelle Childerley

Hi Everyone

I wanted to give you some tips and exercises to work with to help with your animal communication.

Animal Communication is a language of ‘thoughts and feelings’ or ‘heart and mind’ connection, we tune into the thoughts and feelings of animals as they do with us.

We all communicate telepathically with each other and with our animals all the time and just don’t realise it on a conscious level.

So here are some tips that will help this communication to flow:

1. Practice meditation as this will help clear out some of the approximately 40,000 thoughts a day we are having and allow for communication to get through, otherwise the line of communication will be constantly engaged.

2. Imagine your thoughts as clouds in the sky, allow them to be and just pass by.

3. Practice some ‘right brain’ activities as that is the space we need to come from when doing Animal Communication. For example: Drawing, Colouring, Drumming, Swimming, Dancing, Playing Tennis, laughing out loud.

4. Become part of the ‘NOW’ where is your attention? If you allow in doubt you have switched your focus back on to your own being. Listen and focus with complete attention on the being that we are with rather than our own being. We often find ourselves hearing rather than listening, when we listen we have the ability to focus our attention and understand the emotions and feelings of the message being given and received.

5. Using the crystal Sodalite unites logic with intuition and opens up spiritual perception. This stone stimulates the third eye and deepens meditation.

Have a go at using some of these tips and even try using your left hand for tasks such as brushing your teeth or opening doors, if you are right handed as this will help as a right brain activity.

Enjoy

Much Love                                                                                                                                                                                                          Michelle xxx

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