ANIMAL TELEPATHY

“My goal as an animal communicator is to bridge the gap of understanding between people and animals to cultivate healing, understanding and growth. It is through this subtle communication that questions are answered, compromise is achieved and harmony restored.

A few years ago, if I told people I had the ability to speak with animals, I would probably be referred to as nice but a little nuts. To this day, my family still refers to me as Marvin Doolittle, but thanks to the many pioneers of this vision, animal communication has become a respected means whereby people can gain a greater understanding of their animal companions. In my work as a communicator I view each animal/situation as unique. Animals are truly amazing beings who have complex thoughts and emotions. They have a spiritual awareness that sometimes far exceeds our preconceived notions. I feel honored to be able to communicate with so many animals on such a deep level.

Have you ever wondered how your cat always knows when you are supposed to take her to the vet and conveniently hides, or your dog gets depressed a few days before you are due to go on vacation or how a flock of birds handle such intricate flight patterns? The answer is simple – telepathy. Animals communicate through telepathy all the time. Humans, given the proper mind set, training and outlook, have the ability to communicate with animals this way too.

Telepathy knows no time or space so I work primarily over the phone long distance to locations all over the globe. Simply by speaking with the person over the telephone is enough to establish a telepathic connection to the animal the person is calling about. I ask the person to give me a brief description of the animal; name, age, sex, color and their geographical location. Then I will ask them what questions they have for their animal. An example of some of the common questions I get are: Does my horse like his/her stable, trainer, saddle, bridle, bit, shoes, blanket, grain, hay? What are his/her likes and dislikes? How does their body feel, any pains? What is their life purpose? What do they have to teach me? Do they have advice for me? Why do they buck, rear, kick, bite, spook etc?

When I ask an animal a question I receive from them pictures (like a movie playing in my head), thoughts (I will hear their thoughts in my head) and feelings (I will feel emotions and pain within my body). For example, just recently a woman called me about her young Arabian gelding. She was concerned because he was not performing as well as he used to. When I connected to him, I felt his frustration. He was an overachiever and very eager to please but felt very frustrated lately because his body was not moving as efficiently as possible. I felt pain in my left hip which corresponded to his left stifle and felt it was out of alignment. He showed me a picture of him moving and showed me the twist in his step behind and I could feel his frustration within himself. He was having trouble getting his hind end underneath himself due to his stifle soreness. He also showed me a picture of his head with his eyes squinting and dull, and I felt his dull headache throbbing in my forehead . I relayed this information to his owner and she called her chiropractor right away who adjusted him. Within a few days his eyes were bright again and he was moving better than ever.

People are usually curious as to how they will know I am actually connecting to their horse. When I first connect to their animal, I will get a general feeling for the energy they are sending me. Most horses are very eager to communicate and are wonderful at it. As I begin to ask them questions their personality will start to come through and the owners will usually have no doubt that I am actually speaking with their horse. I also work closely with veterinarians and chiropractors who are open to the idea of animal communication, which helps to verify my findings in regards to the horse’s physical complaints.

I specialize in horses, but some of my other clients consist of dogs, cats and birds. I have also spoken extensively with dolphins, whales, llamas, birds, gorillas, goats etc. All animals communicate telepathically, but in order for them to speak to us, we must view them with respect and adoration. We must not judge or categorize. We must view all creatures as individual and incredible and then the telepathic doors will open.

The most amazing part of animal communication is that we all hold this ability. We were all born with the ability to use telepathy. I am sure you can think of a few instances when your telepathy and intuition impacted you in some way. When we are young we are taught the importance of verbal communication and our telepathy gets pushed aside. Once we reclaim this treasure, dust it off and begin to use it again, we find how incredible it really is. Telepathy is like a muscle, we must exercise it on a daily basis in order to keep it strong. The more we use it the better it becomes.”

“Hmmm, I just tried this form of telepathy with a human.. actually, it was you Mr. Gardens.

I'm not sure where I pictured you, but there were a lot of guys dressed in white. I also some Indian guy ripping up a water fountain. He looked like he was about to throw it out the window, when my two pitbulls began asking me (through telepathy, of course) to let them go outside and chase some squirrels.”

“Speaking of animals, does someone want to tell me what a dainty flower like Amy Fisher saw in a big ape like Joey Buttafuoco? That guy is as sensitive as a hairy, smelly primate, and about as good-looking to boot! Talk about a no-brainer!”

“Militiaboy - having lived in the NY/NJ area for almost 5 years now, there are a lot of Buttafucco looking guys running around. It's pretty scary. What's even more frightening a lot of the times they do have cute girlfriends, which I still haven't figured out. I'd hate to label every guy that looks like that as some sort of wiseguy, but it makes sense!

Ahhh, Maine is looking better and better.. going up there tomorrow actually. No more posts from me after today until the weekend.”

“Since childhood, I grew up with a deep love and empathy for animals. In a room full of people, I was the one hanging out in the corner with the cat. Animals have always played a major role in my life and have taught me many personal lessons. It was not until I grew much older that I became aware of the notion of animal communication. I grew more curious and decided to look into it a bit more and I enrolled in an animal communication workshop.

I will never forget my first validated conversation with an animal, it was a goat named Tyler. I walked into the barn and he stood up on his gate and said, “hey you, what do you think of my ornaments”. I laughed out loud and walked over to him. I knelt down before him and admired his horns. He then told me my pants were funny and sent me on my way to communicate with others. When the class was back in session, I told the group about my experience and the instructor laughed and said the staff often refers to Tyler’s horns as ornaments because he always has things hanging from them.

From that point on, I was a believer.”

“Can somebody please give me some of what Gardens' has been smoking?”

“Marvin proves it possible to have an IQ that's a negative number.”

“Marvin has MSN me thinks.”

“My dog talks to me all the time do you know what she says?

1)Feed me!
2)Let me out!
3)Pet me!
4)Play with me!
5)Feed me again!
6)Give me a treat!
7)Can I have some water?

I get that all the time from her.......:)

And I also sometimes here voices in my head and they tell me to do things like.

1)Go backpacking!
2)Go to work!
3)Eat!
4)Shower!
5)Post messages on TT!
6)Kill everyone!

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha....:)

Well I just made up number 6..:)”

“I knew you were going to say that.”

“I thought this was a thread about bacpac. Sheesh!”

“I had a dog bite me when I was young. I think he was telling me to quit pulling his tail but he spoke with such an accent that I couldn't be sure. Now I communicate with animals quite often.”

“Do you bite them, Lobo? ;o)”

“Can you smell what I'm thinking?”

“Crack is great,isnt it?”

“LOL..............:)”

“i love animals too, but....

I worked at a veterinary/ therapy barn. One owner had a "comunicator" come "talk" to her horse to determine the illness. The communicator reported that the horse said its gall bladder hurt.

Horses don't have gall bladders...”

“Why yes, I do bite %)”