Extraordinary Creative and Psychic Powers of Animals

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Balanced Concepts Ltd. — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 17:21:12 GMT

I believe in telepathy. My son has the ability to communicate telepathically with animals and spirits.

My son also has the ability to see things inside the body that even high powered electron microscopes can't see.

He can also move energy....for example, he can look at t spoon and make it bend without touching it. After it bends, if you touch it, it feels hot to the touch.

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Flynny — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:12:07 GMT

someone on here argued that plants are living things too.....if we eat plants, we should of course eat animals. WRONG! The difference is sentience. Animals are sentient beings--we know they feel pain. Therefore, they have an interest in NOT feeling pain. We do NOT need to eat animals to survive. People just like the way they taste. "God" did not "put them here for us to eat." We have a moral obligation to treat other animals with decency and respect, not enslave them, kill them and eat their flesh.

Why is everyone so surprised when animals display "intelligence"? First of all, intelligence is a human construct. It cannot be measured. Secondly, why is it that an animal must display an "intelligence" similar to that we think we demonstrate ourselves in order to be worth our respect? People say it's okay to kill and eat cows because they are stupid. So are a lot of people, but we don't kill and eat them.

The bottom line is, people will have a lot to answer for in the end, because unlike the Holocaust, of which the desired result was extermination, the murder of animals for food is ongoing....and will continue to go on as long as there is money to be made. People have done horrible things to each other, but what we are doing to animals goes far beyond that.

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wolfeyes — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 20:18:45 GMT

Maybe animals aren't physic but I believe they are telepathic. Over the course of 45 years I've always had two dogs at the same time. I usually leave my back door open so they could go in and out as they please. I don't know a time when I decided to have a snack and when had one in the house and gave that one a piece, the other will come running in to get some too. Usually in just a matter of seconds. They definately have a way to communicate. Most times I didn't make noise like closing a refrigerator, didn't cook so they could smell anything.

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Clyde57 — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:10:41 GMT

I am always amazed when I watch my wife's aussie shepherd get up from her comfortable snoozing position exactly 10 minutes before my wife arrives home, irrespective of where my wife has been or how long she has been gone or the time of day.

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Dave-O — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:45:43 GMT

We are ALL more than we believe, and other species of life on this planet are too... We are just too disconnected to realize the most wondrous planet hosts wondrous beings... many species of beings. Yes, they DO have more sense(s) than most humans (with the larger brain, but not used) can comprehend.

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MarkS — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 02:16:43 GMT

Years ago I took Bea Lydecker's course in non verbal communication. The floor, no cages, had cats, dogs, and rabbits who seemed to be asleep. My cat had trouble with the dog smell until she put her nose in my arm pit. About a third of the class got it and it blew my mind for three months. Practice session. A new cat? No, but we moved last year. If she can do this can she do that? Usually yes. On a whale watch we were always the first to cross the deck. Sea sick on the hatch but she was sometimes the first to mention an unusual sight. In a park, the ranger wanted a leash but admitted when the dog, a hundred feet away, walked in a square she had control.

On her web space the herbs work also.

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Healthy Vegetarian — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:00:26 GMT

This is why I am vegetarian. I think it is totally possible to have animal products such as unfertilized eggs and raw milk and be able to treat the species providing them very well (appropriately lovingly), with no harm and no collateral harm such as veal calves, etc. Some point out that you have to feed your dog, etc., meat (preferably raw) so killing another animal will be necessary, as it is for animals themselves. It would take too long to address this question in its full scope but I will point out that the right `attitude' (not a typical pet-owner's kind of unconscious identification with their pet) will transform the needs of both the owner and the pet. It shouldn't be too hard to extrapolate the sometimes extraordinary results of TFT and EFT and things like Body Electronics to realize that many things (I would say all) are the way they are because the mind is stuck there. If you choose not to eat animals out of love (rather than sentimentality), recognizing their innate spiritual nature, you will be transformed. In extraordinary cases of someone refusing to kill and eat an animal even in the face of hunger, they and and the animal can be transformed. This transformation will likely be met with some challenges, however. The depth of determined love must be commensurate with the circumstance.

This is why I think that doing EFT to take away the guilt of eating animals, while being able to help this change of state, is ultimately missing the point (another large topic).

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skip smyth — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:05:08 GMT

"all I know is that I know nothing'. Accept it. It is true.

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cowgirl7 — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:46:43 GMT

My Rottweiler knows I am disabled by Multiple Chemical Sensitivities and although she normally loves everyone, she will growl at people wearing strong perfumes to keep them away from me. I know it's the smell that makes her act that way because she will be friendly with those same people when they don't reek!

She also jumped up once and pinned me against the back of a couch that was beside an open window while we were visiting a friend. My friend had forgotten about my sensitivities and had opened a container of a chemical. By the time I started to notice the smell, Duchess went to the door whining incessantly to go out so I went outside with her and she settled right down. How do they know?

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OmShanti6 — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:49:50 GMT

I had a wonderful experience snorkeling opposite the aquarium

in Waikiki. There are lots of formations of dark, craggy, very

textured rock out there in about 8 feet of water. They are habitat

for all sorts of tropical sea life. The smallest fish tend to

shelter quite close to the rocks so its fun to swim up and check

them out. From 3 or 4 feet away I became aware that a portion of the upper

edge of this one rock was actually an amazingly well camoflagged little octopus.

It was perfectly still, the exact color and texture of the rock it was plastered

against. I thought wow what an incredible adaptation. I was in awe, amazed

that a creature could evolve to look just like those rocks. I wondered if my own species

had evolved in such a conscious way. I was in admiration. Slowly he or she

kind of slid to the top of the rock & took more like the shape of an octopus

turning a brick color in the process with some of the knobby, craggy texture still dark.

In a couple of seconds the skin become satiny smooth and I was bowled over.

This incredible foot long octopus then showed me a whole range of colors, some so quick it

was like a flash. I was mesmerized and so touched that he had felt my admiration and

decided to show me his stuff. I even got worried that maybe he was getting carried away and

might be putting himself in jeopardy from other predators. Octopus is a delicacy in Hawaii but

he was totally confident that I was a diver he could trust. He knew my mind and my heart

and taught me a real lesson about how our thoughts and feelings and intentions communicate with other sentient

beings.

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furmommy — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 03:41:55 GMT

I absolutely agree animals are intelligent and can communicate with each other and with humans. My chinchilla recently stopped eating and I consulted a trusted animal communicator who advised me my chinchilla felt there was something wrong with the food and I should try a new bag from a different expiration date. I did so (I had a bag from an earlier expiration date) and she ate the food again with no problem. I then realized the food she had refused was a slightly different reformulation of the food. She hates the new formulation that has more soy in it. (Dr. Mercola would be proud she is so smart she shunned the soy. LOL!) My cats have responded fabulously to animal communication sessions and have helped me to help them with health issues. The communicator told me things she could never have known unless the cats told her. Amazing....I'm sure there is much more we don't yet know about animal intelligence and psychic communication.

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DizzyIzzy1 — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:36:46 GMT

One of my own examples has to be my dear cat. She's 14 years old now, and has never ceased to amaze me with her personality.

The best example of her being psychic is her ability to 'predict' earthquakes. We live in NZ in a part of the country that gets them fairly regularly, and every time without fail she'll do backflips down the hall and get a wide-eyed, wild look in her eyes between 5-6 hours before they arrive. She gets very jumpy, jumps sideways, and follows me around staring into my eyes with hers, like she's trying to tell me something. It's very sweet but also a bit scary as you never know how big it'll be but you know it's coming! As a child I would also wake up 15mins before them - haven't done it in years, but she still manages.

She's also a very moody creature. She'll ignore you for days very deliberately if you've annoyed her - refusing to look at you, coming in and talking to everyone but you, making as if to come for a fuss and then taking off when you look at her... it's very funny. Then she'll give up and be all lovey and smoochy and purr around you again.

She also likes to talk on the phone when I travel overseas. She has full-blown conversations, licks the phone, purrs... there've been times where nobody has seen her all day, but within minutes of a phone call starting she'll suddenly appear in the room and start kissing the phone trying to talk. It's quite uncanny.

I love pets.

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rsyverts — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:34:33 GMT

It may well be that we too have many higher or wider perceptions as our animal friends do. It could be that the development of speech is what puts these in the background. I have observed that infants, from birth to about 6 months of age (before speech) will respond to thoughts. I have often passed a mom carrying her child, and I 'think' to the child "Hi little one". They will instantly turn and look for the source of the communication. When they are aware of me as the source I will think "I love you" and they get the biggest smile on their face. Once language developes this ability diminishes into the recesses of consciousness. Try it.

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Bunnydancer — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:30:28 GMT

I was trained in mathematics and physics (yes , going for the PhD, and left) and have worked in life science research institutions before that and seen things that curled my hair as far as cruelty to animals goes. I was interested in the geometry of gravitation theory hence the switch from physics to mathematics.

I completely lost respect for science, and am glad i left.

Science is good for measuring the material reality(sometimes), and scientists are standing on very thin ice when trying to address what might be "supernatural". Most scientists do not seem to understand that their whole system is based on unproved axioms that are accepted as true. Quantum mechanics was based on Logical positivism which has been showed to be flawed.To assume that the narrow grid of definition throrugh which reality is viewed is all of reality takes incredible amounts of arrogance.

I have expereinced things that are not scientifically verifiable, things that boggle my left- brain logical mind. Things like a dead pet visiting me and waking up to feel his paws running across my arm.

OR..When i would drive home from grad school cross country my favorite dog would wait in the window all day for me...He had no way of knowing i was coming.

Like any pet owner i can share dozens of instances of empathy and even mystical type experiences with my animals.

OTOH I would warn people that many of the 'pet communicators' out there are not genuine and say that you are perfectly capable of communicating with your animal yourwself.

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Sray — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:28:21 GMT

My observation has been that those who do not want to believe in human or animal intuitive powers, the connectedness of all life, etc have good reasons for that. And it is not by chance they are very eloquent, persuasive, brilliant and of course blindly stubborn in their arguments.

Shine a light that could see all their past behaviors, perhaps even past lives, and I think you'd find behaviors which could only be justified if such things did not exist. We all have such histories, some more than others. We all need to forgive ourselves and others, to come to a higher place, where such powers as intuitive compassion, telepathy will be considered normal. The intellect is not our highest faculty. Unconditional love, compassion, wisdom, a sense of knowing, the higher mind, intuition, connecting to higher energies and intelligences - these are our higher faculties. If you throw these away all you have left is - intellect. So it becomes highly developed. It is very encouraging that our culture is waking up slowly to this. A university education will not make you more moral, spiritual or more happy. It can make you smarter, yes. It can help you find work, yes.