How Can Living In The Present Moment An Artichoke Patch And Animal Care Link.
by Shelley slingo
We are at and interesting time in our modern society, where the business and commercial worlds are in a state of flux, and we are paying more attention to our inner selves and state of mind than in times before. Within this realm is the relationship to animals that we humans have created, and how they link us to our inner selves. Animal Care and the relationship of animal communication is a fascinating subject
Animals have been our transport, our food, our clothing, our protectors and our companions. They have been in our lives from day dot, as something humans have lived alongside on this earth. But in the modern world animals roles have changed. In the modern world the stress of living on a human, both physically, emotionally and spiritually has quadrupled in the past fifty year. So why are more people turning to animals and the care of animals to find there sense of self.
Animals can be our partners, our children, our teachers and healers. They give us reason to rise and reach out to us, with the unconditional love and unity that is missing in our modern human world. This is why more people are turning to animals and the care of animals to find there sense of self. As when we allow ourselves to be taken out of our worlds and into theirs, into nature, into moments of peace where we relax and de-stress. We also find the present moment.
Could a peaceful trusting relaxed relationship with an animal have an effect on our inner self, our ability to be still. Is there more depth of communication and more healing in these relationship than we once believed. Do animal relationships mirrors or shape our human relationships? On page four of most of our daily papers is an emotionally charged article of the touching stories of animals in our lives. And in 2009 it could be quite accepted to use an animal therapist to help care, clean, heal, balance and communicate with. We have as many animal therapies as we do human.
Why is it so modernly accepted, because on one level we are forced to speed up to survive and exist, yet on another level we are forced to find ways to slow down to survive and exist. Each have equal merit, yet innately it is often our animals which are showing us the ways and actions to be present. The best animal care and human care is the ability to be present and in the now moment connected with your animal. A walk in a sunny field with your dog, or a ride on a horse down a speckled path, or a soft rub of fur on our legs, and we can become mindless or thoughtless in seconds. We are reminded of the language of feelings we are born with and animal communication can help re-discover this language.
Learning how to communication with animals, has similarity to the story of the Artichoke Patch. When the famous artist Matisse, was asked how he maintained his sense of creativity, he commented that he spent ten minutes a day sitting in his artichoke patch. How he coped with the pressure was finding his sense of presence.. Being in the moment for some part of his day allowed his creativity for his art to grow. So we all need to find our artichoke patch, so our creativity can grow and it is often our animals which show us the path.
If animals are the vehicles for humans to find peace of mind and the ability to be in the present moment then we owe it to them to provide the best animal care we can. If their job in the 21st century is to remind us how to heal, how to find happiness, how to be present then this is why so many student of animal communication remark that it is a light bulb moment. A synthesizing of understanding, a reminder of how to find your own artichoke patch in your life.
If we look at any of the great spiritual teaching, from any religion or discipline, they all point to a similar objective, to have peaceful thoughts, to live a simple healthy life, and to live in the present moment. Therefore the more attention we pay to animal care, the more attention we pay to ourselves. The more therapy we use for them, indirectly the more therapy we use for us. Animal Care is Human care, and animal communication is also the ability to communicate with the human.
Shelley Slingo is the co founder of Animal Communication Training. Discover this fantastic connection with this FREE 40 MIN Animal Communication AUDIO or view the web-site Reikicare
How To Dramatically Improve Training Your Dog Training With Animal Communication
by James French
 How many different dog training methods are there out there, it is enough to make your head spin? Well it is not the method that is important it is the feeling behind the handler. I am going to share with you how to create a relationship with your dog based on trust using animal communication.
So does this sound familiar, you are walking in the park all is well then your dog starts loosing it and is behaving well out of line. You shout and scream but no matter how loud you are not influencing him or her at all. You may as well not be there as his ears are switched off. Unfortunately all other ears in the park seem to be working very well!
Now fully in training mode, you do all your best dog training moves the distraction techniques, reward training, hand signs. You end up jumping around the place and the only effect that you are having is being a great source of entertainment to your now growing park audience. This maybe a little exaggerated, but I think that you are getting the idea.
Any good minded person wants a relationship with their dog that is caring and has a heart felt closeness. Everyone wants a happy and well-behaved dog! The true dog human relationship is full of joy and fun while wrapped in a blanket of security and devotion. Dogs have an abundance of unconditional love and unconditional forgiveness to share with us.
The key to any good worthwhile relationship is communication. In the animal world communication is relative to the feelings that you share with each other. So how much do you really understand your dogs feelings and if we want them to listen to us does this not mean that we have to listen to them first? Does it sound like we are entering a therapy session, good because animals have feelings too.
So how are you going to make this work for you and your dog? The most natural way to understand your animals feelings in detail is animal communication. When your attention is fully with them then you will share on a whole new level.
What I mean by feeling them in detail is that you can understand their physical and emotional states accurately. It sounds like this could be hard but far from it, this is not a special gift only for the few. Anyone can learn this way of communicating.
Learning animal communication is easy and so effective in helping people improve their dog training skills. The side effect is that you will have a much closer relationship and understanding for each other. It really is worth looking
You are invited to hear the free 40 minute audio taken from the ACT1 CD set and learn how animal communication will change your dog training forever. James French is one of the leading international animal communicators. Originator of Animal Communication Training Ltd educating 10s of hundreds of animal owner and animal professionals this valuable gift.
Can We Really Communicate With Our Animals?
by Soo Winter
Can animals talk? Can they really communicate with us? I often wondered about this myself. I grew up surrounded by animals and have always felt a really close bond with them, but to talk to them? Was animal communication possible? I wasn't sure; it all seemed like realms of fantasy, however enduring.
At the age of ten I was taken to see the original Dr. Doolittle film staring Rex Harrison. I was transfixed! Here was a man who could really talk to the animals! With my sweets left untouched, I sat on the edge of my seat completely captivated by this magical film.
The film was so beautiful it awoke a deep passion in me. Now I knew who I was going to be. I was going to be like Dr. Doolittle. I would share my life with these amazing creatures and would spend my time talking with them and healing them.
Sadly my hopes were dashed when I shared my ideals with my dad. He looked rather dismayed when he told the film was only a story, not real at all. No one can truly talk to the animals, and they certainly can't hear them.
The years passed, I started training as a medium and then Sullivan, a gorgeous border collie, entered my life. He'd had a bad start in life and had been extremely ill. Sadly his illness had started to affect his behaviour.
Sullivan's long illness had upset the whole family and I was uncertain of the outcome. One night as I sat with him pondering on his future I was suddenly aware of images in my mind; his birth, his mother and his illness.
It didn't hit me at first that I was communicating with my dog; all I was aware of was his illness and sadness. I was also puzzled. How could he help me? I was supposed to be helping him!
As the weeks passed it became obvious that Sullivan had come to help me learn animal communication. He had somehow got through my doubts and spoke to me. Bless him! Having realised my dream was within my grasp, I took my animal communication studies seriously. I now speak dog, cat, horse, rabbit and fish and I don't need the stethoscope!
Soo Winter is an author and animal carer. Click this link for your FREE 40 min audio introduction into the amazing world of animal communication. Learn Animal Communication FREE 40 min audio CD for more general information view the website Reikicare
Does Your Animal Have A Purpose? Find Out By Learning Animal Communication.
by Soo Winter
All of our animals like to help us. It may be in big ways or small but their need to nurture, protect and love is as strong as ours. Through learning animal communication you can identify your animal's job.
In a multi-animal house there are sometimes problems for all sorts of reasons; a clash in personalities, a squabble over the favourite chair or have you considered a feeling of redundancy? Have all the best jobs gone? Does the newest addition feel left out?
This is especially true in a multi-animal environment. If one animal takes the responsibility of guarding the house, another welcomes guests and other is the clown making everyone laugh, what job does the fourth animal do?
Sometimes the animals pick their own jobs; sometimes they need our help especially in a multi-dog or cat household. By learning animal communication you can discuss your pets' needs, thank them for the brilliant job they do, or ask them what job they would like.
By learning how to communicate with your animals you can discuss their needs and find out what their purpose is. This makes a much happier home where everyone is valued for their input, and it can even solve a behaviour problem. Sometimes an animal can act up, simply because he feels redundant.
Watch your animals. You will see clues in their behaviour. Does your dog interrupt you, insisting it's time for a game? This isn't for his benefit, it's for yours! He's telling you to lighten up, take some time out and have some fun.
Does one particular animal always appear when you are feeling down? Then this is your comforter! Another might encourage you to get some fresh air, or make you laugh, or simply be an unselfish companion who loves you unconditionally. Thank them, for they take their jobs seriously and, like us, they will blossom with praise.
Animals have a role in big or small ways and our pets are no exception. Through learning animal communication you will not only enrich their lives by listening to their needs, your own life will be enriched too. Animal communication will strengthen the bond between you both and a greater understanding will exist, one of many mutual benefits.
Soo Winter is an author and animal helper. Click this link for your FREE 40 min audio introduction into the incredible world of animal communication. Learn Animal Communication FREE 40 min audio CD for more general information view the website Reikicare
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