Enter the exciting world of Pet (Animal) Communicators
Kishore Ramkrishna Shintre
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Did you know that every human being is born with this quality. After the age of 6-7, when we don't acknowledge or use it, it lies there in the subconscious state. It's like the energy between a mother and a child. A mother can sense if the child is unhappy, uneasy or upset about something. It's the same with animals. It is difficult for humans to accept that animals know everything about us. The human ego believes that we are an evolved species. That is not true. Animals are very evolved and have a higher sense of perception and understanding.
For us humans, the death brings sadness. We cry when we lose someone close to us. Animals, especially dogs, have accepted that life and death are part of a bigger cycle. When they die, they know they are leaving this body and will enter a new form. They may feel sad but don't experience pain about death like we do. They understand that the body is a source of energy. In science, we learn that energy cannot be created or destroyed. Animals realise that their energy will manifest and take another form in the journey forward just like our theory of Atma (soul) travelling from one body to other body form.
Animal communicators are well trained professionals who can communicate with animals telepathically and they say that one needs to have to be able to love and understand animals really well to be a good communicator. Since it is telepathic communication, you need not be physically present. You can work from anywhere you want to even in distant places. Some people don't have any training but are naturally good at this; some others have attended several workshops but are unable to communicate. Normally it is a paid service but the same can't be equated with money because they need to be non-judgemental with animals.
Pune-based Manjiri Latey, the country's best-known pet communicator, says she gets about six cases of lost pets every day. “Sometimes, people call me at midnight,” she says. Talking about why animals get lost in the first place, in a majority of cases, Latey says, they leave of their own volition. She once communicated with a sick cat in Nasik only by getting her photo on whatsapp and when the cat was lying in abdominal pain Manjiri communicated with her as if she was present there physically and after this remote treatment the cat became alright and was devoid of any discomfort such is a power of animal communicators.
There is Reshma Motwani from Indore (shown in the photograph above) It was on a lazy Saturday night at the Motwani’s household in Indore, when Reshma received a message from her friend Ritika’s pug, Boomer, in Lucknow. He had been feeling restless since dinner, as something was not right with his stomach. Reshma called her friend and asked her to check what was wrong. Putting the phone on speaker, Ritika did as Reshma instructed, and gently pressed on Boomer’s tummy. Out came the pent-up gas! They both had a good laugh, discussing how the pug had actually binged on mutton earlier for dinner.
Animal communicator Akshaya Kawle, who has been doing this since 2018, said, “I receive around 20 clients from Bengaluru alone and several of them come to me when their pet goes missing. This is not specific to any species but I usually receive clients who have cats, dogs and birds,” she said. “This concept is just picking up in India and people approach me when they are emotionally invested in communicating with their pet. So they try something which is not tangible. The animal’s perspective is a lot different from what we assume. Sometimes, pets leave their homes to find something new. It can also be due to the negative energy in the family. I act as a telephone and convey messages from both the pet parent and the pet,” she explained
Noida based Aaron D'silv, an animal communicator, had undertaken in the past few years in search of the lost pets. D’silva acts as a ‘mediator’ between the pet and its owners. His job involves conveying the message telepathically from the owners to the animals and vice-versa. These messages, he says, can be relayed across thousands of kilometres. “Telepathic messages are delivered and received in the form of sound, smells, visuals and sensations. Visual messages work the best. Once I establish a telepathic connection by looking at the photo of a pet, I get clear visuals of it and its surroundings,” says D’silva.
This is a fascinating world of Animal Communicators and they make the pet owners so relieved when they find their lost pets or cure their ailing pets and that smile on the pet owner's faces is the biggest reward they get apart from getting paid for their services. Stay blessed! #kishoreshintre. (based on inputs from published stories in Hindustan Times, Times of India, Indian Express and rediff.com)
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4 年Good information on pet communication. Thank you.