Animal Communication – A Way to Communicate with Your Cat.

Do you ever look at your cat and wish that you knew what they were thinking? How cool would it be to be able to have a conversation with our babies? Find out if they are happy or why they may be doing a certain behavior. See what is going on in their cute, little heads. Well, you can. Animal Communication is a thing. We all have the ability to communicate with our cats, we just need to be open to it. However, that does take practice and time. An easier way is to contact someone who works in Animal Communication and set up a session with them.

More Woo Woo

I know that this all sounds a little “Woo Woo”. However, I am one who believes in the power of “Woo”. I have talked about my experiences with muscle testing and self-selection herb gardens. So, being able to communicate with my cats is right up my alley. I have always wondered what my cats may be thinking. Are they trying to tell me something when they sit and stare into my soul? And with the cat drama that I have been dealing with recently, I have really been wishing that they could tell me why there is drama and what can I do to help the situation. Numerous times I find myself asking Emmet, “What do you want to eat? Just tell me and it is yours”. He is trying to tell me; I just am not able to understand him. I needed a translator of sorts.

Enter, once again, The-Two-Crazy-Cat-Ladies. They did a fundraising collaboration this past Saturday with The Animal Communication Collective to help raise money for Heidi’s Village, an organization that works with existing animal welfare programs to help provide a safe haven for animals in need. The Animal Communication Collective is an all-volunteer organization of animal communicators who work to help rescue programs raise money. Perfect! I might get a mini animal communication session all while helping raise money to help animals in need. Sign me up!

My Session

On the day of the event, I deliberated on which one of my cats I would choose to have a session with. I have so many questions with each one of them. As the event began, Bodie was very interested in Meredith, one of the Animal Communicators. Every time she spoke, he would intently stare at the screen. He would paw and head butt my desk. He was really interested in her. So, when I was intuitively chosen for a mini session, you would have thought that I would choose Bodie. However, right at the last moment, Emmet popped into my head and out of my mouth. Although, it does make sense. I am still dealing with some issues with Emmet, so I would like to hear what he has to say about things.

When the session began, the only things that I could tell the communicators about Emmet was his name, species, gender, and whether he was living on in spirit. Instantly, Meredith picked up on the fact that he was named after Emmet Otter’s Jug Band Christmas. And that just like Emmet Otter, my Emmet was a very giving cat who wanted to give me as much love as he could. Kate, the other communicator, saw Emmet as a fun and playful cat, which is exactly the way he was prior to the cat drama.

When I was able to ask what I could do to help Emmet deal with the drama, he presented the image of being naked and afraid and vulnerable. But he was not talking about himself. He was talking about me. You see, our pets are not only here for our enjoyment, but they are also here to teach us lessons and to help us grow as humans. Fascinating if you think about it.

Next Step

So, now I know Emmet is trying to get me to look within myself and deal with some issues that I might have and how it is affecting him and the other cats. I know that our cats pick up on our energy and that can affect their health. So, I will be working on myself as well as being open to anything else my babies are trying to communicate with me. I will also be scheduling an animal communication session with Meredith for Bodie. I am very interested in what he has to say. Look for a future article about that. Until then, I recommend checking out animal communication if you are interested in knowing what your cat wants to tell you.

“Animals are inspirational. They don’t know how to lie. They are natural forces.” ― Charles Bukowski