TELEPATHY - HORSE and DOG WHISPERER

Two words for the same thing. It means that it is possible to sense what a horse thinks, feels and wishes.

Working as a horse whisperer I believe that horses, and other animals, have feelings, thoughts, wishes and sorrows just like us. They can be sad and happy.

Many people might find it crazy that they have thoughts and feelings but based on my experience it is completely normal and entirely real.

While I primarily communicate horses and dogs I can also communicate with small animals.

GAIN A DEEPER INSIGHT TO THE HORSE

AND GET BETTER RESULTS

By using telepathy it is possible to access an animal’s state of mind, their thoughts, feelings and wishes. This can be very useful to the owner as they gain a deeper insight into the animal and thereby a better understanding instead of saying “awe, that stupid horse!”. It also benefits the animal as they get chance to draw its owner’s attention to different things that it has tried to do in vain for a long time.

Once an animal has the opportunity to talk about its own welfare it might also tell about a training situation that could be changed in a way that the owner could achieve his goal easier and in a shorter time because of a better harmony and working relationship. Another situation could be that the horse shows symptoms of disease but the vet finds nothing wrong. A horse can worry about many things just like us. A telepathy might be helpful.

When I communicate with a horse I use my psychic powers to access the horse’s state of mind and find information hidden from the normal senses. As with healing, telepathy can be given regardless of distance to the horse. Whether I stand right next to the horse in its box or the horse lives in another country and I look at the horse from a photo does not matter.

WHAT WOULD YOUR HORSE SAY,

IF YOU LET IT SPEAK?

Try and imagine, what your animal would say if they could talk! It can be life changing for an animal to be able to say what it thinks and feels. It is truly incredible what can happen – if we only try to listen to them. If they have had bad experiences they remember these experiences and perhaps they build up a depression. Fortunately there are happy horses too but what they share in common is that they very much want to tell aobut how they are.

This little mare told me about a colic it had had and also that it was missing its mother terribly. Having told me that it laid down as you can see on the picture to the left and I am telling it that its mother soon would come home again after which it rested its head on the ground and fell asleep.