Louise
Poppema
New Gloucester, ME
207-233-0798
Any glimpse into the life of an animal quickens our own and makes it so much the larger and better in every way.
John Muir
About Louise
Fiction to Fact
What is Animal Communication
What Questions Do People Ask
Science or fantasy
Personal Work
Musings
New Paradigm
What is Animal Communication?
We all know that our animal companions can't read, write, or speak to us in English. That doesn't mean they can't communicate with us. Body language, normal activity cycles, even facial expressions tell us a lot about our companions. Still, there is something more, a knowing that bypasses the traditional senses of taste, touch, sight , smell and hearing. Some animal communicators call it telepathy, the direct communication of one mind to another.
What can it do?
Any topic is okay; behavior issues, general well-being, an animal's physical or mental state. The more specific the question, the more specific the answer. Like with humans, talking with an animal about an issue won't necessarily resolve it, but it certainly can help in figuring out solutions. As I am not a veterinarian, I cannot diagnose illnesses or recommend treatments. What I can do is report what your animal feels at the time I perform a scan.
How does it happen?
When I communicate with an animal, I need to know its name, its age and sex, and the name of its person. I also need to know what the animal looks like. The animal can be physically present or I can use a photograph. The animal can be alive or dead. Then mentally, I call the animal by name and ask it questions. I wait for whatever answers pop into my head. I write both questions and answers down. Some communicators "see pictures". Some hear a different voice in their head, or see colors. Some just have thoughts pop into their head (like me). Some just "know". Bottom line? No one knows exactly how it happens.
