Comments for Animal Communicator - Michelle Childerley

Comment on So, What’s in a Name? by Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:21:06 +0000

Hi Sheree
Thanks for your message and I am grateful for your honesty. First I would like to make you aware that our animals and our fellow man are all reflections of ourselves. This is sometimes quite hard to admit or come to terms with but when we can we learn so much about ourselves. Every animal that I have ever done a reading for has taught me so much about myself I am so grateful as this has helped me with my own personal development.

Firstly you mention discipline, I never use physical discipline as we can change the way our animals are behaving by the way we are behaving and thinking.
The first challenge is jealousy, so you need to ask yourself what this is reflecting to you? Also the tantrums and destructive behaviour does this resonate at all with anyone that your dog is around?
Your dog will be very confused with the mixed messages that he is receiving from you regarding the discipline, so some clarity will be wanted here. The discipline is also a control challenge and if this also resonates please let me know and I can help you work with all of these issues.

Much love
Michelle

Comment on So, What’s in a Name? by Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:02:48 +0000

Hi Leena
I hope you are well, I am pleased you liked the post, sometimes people just need to be made aware so that they can then make changes.
Much love
Michelle x

Comment on How to Communicate with Animals Webinar Download Now Available by Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:54:35 +0000

Hi Jennifer

Lovely to hear from you, we have just returned from a wonderful holiday on your island of Mallorca where the weather was much nicer than it has been here in the UK!! Wish I was still there in the sunshine, on the beach and swimming in the sea.

I am so pleased that you are communicating with your cats…fantastic!!

I am sure you will enjoy the webinar download.
Speak soon
Much love
Michelle x

Comment on So, What’s in a Name? by leena

leena — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 13:15:43 +0000

Wonderful Michelle!
I often feel bad when I hear the people call their dogs (or other pets) with these names. It’s amazing how common they actuyally are. Here in spain Golfo (Stupid, Clumsy) is a very popular dog name! I think even names like Rambo etc are derogatory.
I’m glad you took this subject up. People so often don’t think…
Hugs
Leena

Comment on How to Communicate with Animals Webinar Download Now Available by Jennifer gavin

Jennifer gavin — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 11:25:52 +0000

Dear Michelle – am overjoyed in your success and am forever practising your ‘tips’ in my understanding of the animal kingdom- from wasps to bears…(and all my cats)…no doubts for me that telepathy works #1 for me.

Much love from your friend (still here in Spain – 48ºc today – it’s horrid….a friend of mine aptly called it obscene)

Jennifer Gavin.
p.s will buy your A-Z next week ( when the pensions come in !!)

Comment on So, What’s in a Name? by Sheree' Roberts

Sheree' Roberts — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 16:05:03 +0000

Hello Michelle,

What would be the best way to dicipline a dog? I have mention my dog to you before regarding his jealousy when I bring home dates. I did as you said and talked to him about having other friends. At that point his tantrums became worse and he became destructive to our home, such as ripping the carpet off the floor. When he does something unacceptale, I look into his eyes and firmly say, “No.” and then give him a three tap “spanking” on his thigh. His ears goes back like I’m scarring him and sometimes I hear him whimper which makes me feel bad and then I end up giving him cuddles right after dicipline. Therefore, I don’t know if he is taking me seriously or just doesn’t understand what I’m doing and saying altogether. I don’t want him to be confused and think that any moment my smile will fade and I will “spank” him for no aparent reason.

Comment on Animal Wellness Workshop Saturday November 13th by corolla

corolla — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 20:10:22 +0000

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Comment on About by Michelle

Michelle — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 08:43:04 +0000

Hi Chrissie
Many thanks for your email.

This is one of the most difficult areas of Animal Communication, and I help as many animals as I can.

At the moment I am working to my full capacity, to give them the amount of attention that this requires. I would suggest you either try a couple of other animal communicators that I know who also work with missing pets such as Joanne Hull or Pea Horsley.

I do have a meditation on my website to follow that will help with missing pets.

You can also contact vets/shelters/police within a 50 mile radius.

I wish you every best wish in the safe return of your cat.
Michelle x

Comment on About by chrissie

chrissie — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 22:35:22 +0000

Michelle
We have lost our pet cat. We are quite simply devastated. I cannot find on your website how I can contact you to ask you to help

We have posted through over 500 doors, we have put up posters but we suspect someone has taken her.

We are truly desperate to know if she is ok
can you help? can you direct me to where I can contact you
PLEASE
thank you
chrissie

Comment on About by Michelle

Michelle — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 15:17:41 +0000

Hi there
Thank you for your post, the fact that you are having such positive thoughts with intention is wonderful for the animals and the planet. Just keep doing what you are doing.

Much love
Michelle

Comment on About by Rita

Rita — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 15:04:30 +0000

Dear Michelle, This brought tears to my eyes. Every chance I do my meditations, I send Love to All Animals & The Earth. I feel that they are Gifts to us. Any thoughts on how I may increase the depth of the healings to All of Them and The Earth? Thanks, R

Comment on Bat Watching on the River by Julie Lines

Julie Lines — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 09:43:33 +0000

Hi Michelle, what a beautiful post, thank you! How wonderful that you would share this, as whilst we were on holiday in Crete recently we kept seeing lots of bats circling around the street lamps at night catching their dinners!

Their message certainly resonates with us and makes complete sense! Here’s to facing our fears, allowing the new and wonderful into our lives and to listening to the animals for all their wonderful teachings and wisdom they have to share with us. Blessings and love to you. Julie and David. XXX

Comment on Live Webinar – How to Communicate with Animals by sharon blackburn

sharon blackburn — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 01:47:58 +0000

Hello,
Will there be a recording of the call? Is that included in the price of the webinar? Thank you.

Comment on Interview with Paul the Octopus by Katrin

Katrin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 23:35:12 +0000

I love the anwser Paul gave you. I’m a believer :=)

Comment on Interview with Paul the Octopus by Michelle

Michelle — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 16:23:44 +0000

Hi Rita
Well I guess we will have to wait and see lol
Love Michelle x

Comment on Interview with Paul the Octopus by Michelle

Michelle — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 16:20:57 +0000

Hi Jennifer, I hope you are well and lovely to hear from you. Paul the Octopus made his prediction yesterday and you will be pleased to hear that he has said that Spain will win!!

Much love to you
Michelle

Comment on Interview with Paul the Octopus by Jennifer gavin

Jennifer gavin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 16:07:11 +0000

Hi there Michelle – how’s it going ¿? I was not surprised that your animal communication ability was calle dinto play at this a world class auspicious occasion….well as you may remember, I am based in Spain, and Barcelona is our fav club ( and the winning goal in the semifinal was scored by Carlos Puyol of Barcelona) so I am rooting for Espàña and hope that Paul the Octopus will do the same after he weighs up their energy with the dutch….with lots of love and light and peace and joy from Jennifer, x

Comment on Interview with Paul the Octopus by Rita

Rita — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:28:03 +0000

forgot to say paul said spain will be the winning team

Comment on Interview with Paul the Octopus by Rita

Rita — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:26:22 +0000

No way the netherlands wins the cup,

rita from the netherlands…………….lol,

there was a bird in asia as i remember, who said other wise……..

Comment on March 20th 2009 by Michelle

Michelle — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 09:21:28 +0000

Hi there
Thanks for the question, in order to communicate you must first ask the animal if they would like to communicate and you will receivie a feeling of ‘yes’ or ‘no’. If it is ‘no’ you can either try later or explain why you want to speak with them and ask again.

You then need to calm down your thoughts as we are having so many as humans the animals find it hard to get through to us. They are on the alpha frequency and we are beta so we need to slow down to them and the telepathic information will come through. You can get into alpha either through relaxation, meditation, visualisation, daydreaming. Once you are there tell the animal you are not judging or trying to change the animal you just want to communicate.

Then ask your question and wait for your reply, sometimes it comes through before you have even finished the quetion. Be aware of the first things that come through to you either as the ‘voice in your head’ or if you close your eyes what do you see?

Always give the animals a chance to speak and ask you things too.

I hope this helps, I have just finished filming a DVD on how to communicate with animals step by step and in more detail than this email. It will be available in a few weeks.

Best Wishes
Michelle