Animal communication - Understanding how animals think and feel

[@allaboutroofing2]

I had communication with my dog of 16 years. I asked him subconsciously to please let me know if he was ready to leave this world and to let me know how he felt. At that moment, it felt like I was underwater and everything was mostly muted and blurry, with a feeling of nausea. I asked him if he wanted to pass today or if he wanted something and he told me he wanted to go swimming first. The next day I took him to a local pond and gave him a 5 course meal and the vet came the following day to put him down in his back yard. This is the only time I have been able to communicate directly dispite trying with other dogs and cats I have the pleasure of owning. I get it that most people doubt my story, but it's true .

[@maryjanestrips1014]

I definitely believe you❤

[@dianayows5369]

There are always doubters. I have most communication after a human or animal passes. Had to put my moms cat down. It was a weird scenario and she was a young cat but having hard time eating and other problems. My mom had dementia and was in a home. The vets could never identify the cats issues even after years of different vets and tests. I wrestled with putting her down. She disappeared one evening after the cat and I agreed to let her cross over as I had pulled back on my part of the agreement with her. This was not a normal thing for her to do... just disappear like that. I sent her communication telling her if she would come home I would hold to my end of the bargain. She showed up a few hours later... the vet who was unsure if right thing to do even stated that it was after watching her just lull peacefully into death. Late that night after again chastising myself for putting her down, I heard a voice.... she came to me and told me that she needed to go as she is a service animal soul and had to get to the person needing her assistance in her next life. We had quite a conversation over a few minutes and I felt at complete peace with the decision ever since. We are all connected in this universe... let the doubters doubt, and trust your inner knowing and go with it. ❤

[@brianbennett-ti5rs]

I believe you ❤

[@alicemcgivern77]

I believe you... You must have had a special connection with your dog... And Im sorry for your loss...❤

[@thefoundationoflight8794]

We had to put Our cat to sleep..I talked to her and said make sure you come home..when we got home crying ..way too much..closed th ed door and heart scratching on ghd doorI opened It.She came in as usual..two years later she c as me to me just before waking up big as day..she said I'm sending you a cat..she did..she is part of the soul of our Izzy. I see her loving none speaking familiar angel energy..she showed up when life hit the heart ..loosing a child.Izzy has been by my side for all of the crying crap that humans do..she is there always there...love your beautiful spirit animals..they know more They as Izzy know..gotta love our fur babies

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

I just can’t understand how anyone can ask if animals feel emotions or have empathy. How obtuse can people be? Of course they do! Not just empathy, but love, happiness, depression, nervousness, contentment, jealousy, competitiveness, curiosity- the whole 9 yards. They’re so communicative and have different personalities, someone would have to be completely blind or in denial to not see the obviousness of it.

[@thissunchild]

Exactly🙏🏾❤

[@bogofusion]

Jessica agreed.

[@yoya4766]

Many people are insensitive, and don't care.

[@tavoiaiono8102]

I know. Sometimes the producers of these documentary are stuck in the 80s mentality. Time to move forth and understand that we are all energy and we connect as one. Animals, trees, fish, bas flatmates.....everyone.

[@taramickeymickeranno8725]

I feel as you do, I don't understand what people believe that allows them to be o dismissive of other beings sharing in emotions and familial bonds. I think a good point was made in that we humans expect animals be like humans instead of dropping our concepts and seeing the animals for who they really are, not in comparison to humans.

[@dogie1070]

I was born deaf.(in a family where there was no deafness) I was deaf for 6 years until I had an ear operation to make me hear sounds. Animal communication seemed clear to me. It's physical. I couldn't hear sounds. I read them as they read me. I grew up alone. Nothing is more lonely than being deaf. I need a cat and/ or a dog - they are my family.

[@Yknotdostuff]

I am not deaf. I do have debilitating ongoing depression, which makes me feel very alone. Your post touched me. I’m glad you have animals in your life. Here’s to good things to come for both of us🐕🐈‍⬛🦦!

[@whaeacherry]

@@Yknotdostuff my son also suffered from this. After 13 years of multiple 'cures' (depressing in itself) he found an app that showed him he wasnt sticking to his healthy/safe routines as much as he thought. This was the change catalyst for him. Today is his birthday, he said he had a good day and a good life . I nearly cried, I hadn't heard that since he was a child. He turned 28 today. I hope you find your way out oneday, you are our brave pioneers and your experiences are awful but valuable. I hope you have kind ppl around you. Strangers care for you all.

[@Yknotdostuff]

@@whaeacherry Wow. This was so kind. I just saw your reply. My device doesn’t always tell me when I have messages, etc. Thank you so much. Hug your son for me 💜

[@denasharpe2393]

So glad you had that companionship and had the opportunity to learn that animal communication before the implant....

[@michelleyerbury5754]

​@Yknotdostuff Please, if you can, change your diet. The happy hormone- serotonin is produced in the gut. If you feed it the wrong foods, your brain will be negatively affected. Stay alkaline.

[@xenjanobody2097]

My beloved cat, Jones passed a couple of years ago, he was my best friend, he got sick so suddenly and his last day, he waited untill my husband came home before he went into the kitchen and fell, having a seizure. We both ran over and when I came to him he stopped seizing for a few seconds to stare up at me and I could just feel him say "thank you mom, for all the good years, I love you, good bye", I don't really have a good way to end this comment but I had this special connection with Jones, he was a good boy

[@blairariavanderkamp3405]

I'm truly sorry for your loss that must have been so heartbreaking!!

[@xenjanobody2097]

@@blairariavanderkamp3405 it really was, that was in 2018 and I still miss him every day, he was a very good boy, I appreciate your condolences

[@Oakleaf700]

@@xenjanobody2097 Animals definitely can ''Wait'' before they die, so their beloved people can be with them, or travel to them. Animals are so precious , their hearts so pure- I just hope we will be reunited with past pets {and loved humans} when we too pass away.

[@ayanatetzlaff]

dear friend, my deepest love to you as 🤍 know that your beloved cat loves you & is ever-present. thank you for sharing.

[@ginajones2328]

Sorry I am a Jones so love the name

[@gordonpi8674]

The communication with animals is true. I happened to walk two dogs that were very different. I just did it for fun and in my free time. What I noticed while walking them was that they were rarely on the same page. While one was going one direction, the other one wanted to go another direction. So, it happened once, at the end of my regular walk, one of the dogs wanted to go home, and the other one wanted to continue the walk, setting herself to go further on the trail. So, it that moment I telepathically connected to her and nicely asked her to go home, because the other dog, her brother was tired and he needs to get rested, and that the next day I would take them in the trail that she wanted to go. At the same moment she stopped pulling the leash and started following her brother going towards home. Then I took them to their home and they both sat and rested. The next day took them to the trail that I promised, and the communication continued on with both of them until the dog walking season was over for me.

[@Jems_Poodles]

The story about the dog holding out till the womans son came back from the army to die in his arms just broke my heart. 😢 they are so loyal till the very end.

[@craftypaton4195]

I was very fortunate, as a child I was an avid reader and given so many book about everything including things about animal communication. Cats are the best teacher that I’ve encountered. If you wait until your cat has it’s back turned to you then call their name silently in your mind. They will always turn and look at you or come to you. It’s as if you have called them out loud. Like us, every living creature has a soul and personality, even insects. If aware, there is no going back because you can feel and see them as they are. God gave us this instinctual gift and yet so many block it out. I guess once aware, people are rendered incapable of conscious cruelty, hence you have Vets who will say, ‘ It’s only a dog, you can get another one!’. I will not return to such individuals with any pets. I would like to add, the environment also has a similar impact. ALL living things have a vibration.

[@pinchebruha405]

And that’s why I won’t eat them!

[@cynjhern]

Same here...

[@ginajones2328]

Beautiful said. Yes a vegetarian 🕊️

[@lisahyman6563]

I agree with everything you said.....animals , environment, even the tiniest species of insects feel and know. Trees and plants also.... just everything has feelings and I feel guilty even when I kill ants....yes....ants, I know that sounds crazy but we are all connected. There’s a lot more going on than we realise. I have a cat with whom I’m extremely connected with and we talk and communicate without being verbal. She knows when I’m stressing out and will call me to her and immediately I feel calmed. She heals me all the time and vice versa . Her cat mother was the same too. I absolutely wish people would understand animals better. I enjoy spending my time with animals and nature to ground me and heal me. ❤🙏😻😎

[@michellemiller4742]

​@@lisahyman6563I am same! My mother tried to kill an adorable jumping spider on the Christmas Day dinner table and I would not let her!!! I covered it with a glass until we were done and then took it outside and released it into the garden. The jumping spiders are my favorite insect next to the butter and dragon fly!!!😂😂❤

[@1tonzz]

Animals deserve so much more. God bless them all, they're so smart and beautiful

[@veganskeletons4131]

Stop worshiping the creation

[@Kirchnerize]

Animals are the best! So much cuter than plants. I LOVE maggots. Animals deserve transgender treatment. Respect!

[@debbieb7892]

I Agree.. I love ❤️ them sometimes people 😋

[@debbieb7892]

Sometimes more than people

[@bonsummers2657]

@@veganskeletons4131 TF?

[@mumo9413]

I have a wild crows family I speak to. They come see me twice a day! I've taught them to bounce. No reward except for clapping & verbal affirmation. They now follow me down to the corner shop. They wait on the sign & return with me back home. I love my crows! I always communicated with animals since childhood. Just like this lady. My parents thought I was weird. But, I see it as a gift. My last communication outside of My own pets was with 4 upset geese, they were getting violent to their owner. Drove 25 miles, Poor things! Told the owner they wanted more space, water & were afraid of 2 foxes. Found out afterwards that the flock of 24 had been wiped out by foxes. Owner was amazed.

[@LRyan-li9wr]

My cat sleeps with me, his nose as close as he can get to my face. He ever-so-gently reaches his paw out to touch my face. I can feel the sharpness of his claws, but I can tell he is being as gentle as he can be. He does this maybe 5 or six times, reaching out, gently tapping my face...telling me that he truly loves me....

[@boxsterman77]

I had a great cat (RIP Rex) who would do this. I think he even attempted to pet me, but their degree of fine-control over their paws is not what we have over our hands. It was so cute to watch though.

[@amazingrace7651]

I am a cat and dog groomer. My old pussycat who died many years ago used to come up on my bed, early in the morning and with a couple of exceedingly gentle taps from his soft paw on my closed sleeping eyelid, would wake me up, and wait for my eye to open, so that I would get up and feed him and the other pets. I will never forget that cat. He and all of my other pets will forever remain in my heart and soul. Such gestures of true gentility and understanding and respect have lead me to focus my life on Animals!!! Animals Are Love--- Pure unabashed Love

[@wandarask8444]

That's so beautiful thankyou for sharing your comment. From Australia x

[@TruthSeekress2012]

My cat Sweet Pea does that! So gently too.

[@deanna360]

My cat does that 💕 I think she wants me to pet her face. So I do... And when I stop she pets my face again 💕

[@paulinefollett3099]

When I was young and at times emotional, I used to talk to my dog and she used to pick up on my emotions and sit quietly with me. She helped me get through what I was feeling.

[@Missgevious]

That’s so sweet. Thanks for sharing

[@braveknight2000]

This surprises no one and yet the "scientific community" is clueless because they've been conditioned from a faulty foundation of reality. It's frustrating.

[@braveknight2000]

@Janitor Queen You said, "The idea that she can read all about them, and such detailed things, after just a moment is ridiculous." If you're saying it can't be happening because it takes time, I could argue it takes time because people have conditioning they have to work around. When we meet someone (even an animal), we have assumptions and images about them that may have nothing to do with reality. For example, people may judge someone of another race and make assumptions about them. Or we could see their clothing and jump to conclusions. When you meet a human or an animal (or anything for that matter), your conditioned perception from your past colors your judgment. You bring everything you have learned about the situation from your past and bring it into the present whether it is accurate or not. I've seen couples in marriages who simply cannot hear what the other person is saying because they're so caught up in their own agendas. These are couples who have spent years together. So much for time, huh? This is what I'm talking about. Your experience might be that it takes time, which I certainly don't doubt, but it may not be for the reasons you think. If you have other reasons for believing "ESP" is impossible, I would like to see them. But the "time" thing isn't a good argument. The fact you called people who have a different perspective on the subject "nuts" is very revealing. Maybe you judge people like the woman in this video as a fraud, or people who believe her, as foolish because the accepted so-called "scientific" model suggests ESP is impossible. Don't forget that science is just a way of perceiving and recording our world. It doesn't claim to make "set-in-stone" conclusions about the nature of reality. It is and will always be a process. It would be very unscientific to make a conclusion like "ESP is impossible." We don't know enough to make that kind of conclusion. And it certainly isn't scientific to denigrate others who may have another perspective on the matter. If anything, denigrating others because they have a different idea about what's happening is about as unscientific as it gets. This is the problem with people. They have their conditioned responses and ego investments wrapped up in their conclusions about reality. That's not scientific. And it's certainly not conducive to learning about how reality actually works.

[@deniseward002]

@Janitor Queen The thing is science has never looked to see what kind of patterns this makes, science hasn't looked at it all. That's ignore-ance, and that makes up the ignorant. I feel you don't have any evidence about this woman and there are people in the world who have strange or unusual qualities. They are rare so we don't get to meet them usually. We have electromagnetic sensory perception but science hasn't even bothered to look into consciousness and just scoffs on it haughtily. Science hasn't even begun to see this realm that we are in, in any perspective other than narrow. It doesn't ask questions and scoffs and ridicules at people who do. That's just pretend science because science is about questioning everything, being skeptical beyond the pale and incurably curious. Science shows no curiosity to the field of consciousness, awareness, communication on unseen levels, etc, and thereby doesn't deserve claiming it is science. If anything science has dumbed us down because we have trusted in others to learn about the world and they lied to us so they could wow us with "facts" but they essentially are shysters who are only interested in their adventures at the expense of people like say, you and me.

[@brandon2912t]

I had a dog just like that she was wonderful and I know I will see her and all my beloved pets from this and other lifetimes on the other side!

[@cynthiajcandelaria6667]

Don't ever underestimate an animal's abilities to share human emotions.

[@madeleinebelle2105]

As a 14yr old girl I experienced overnight my whole family situation disintegrate. I worked at a Kennels at the time. The owner had 3 dogs, one a German Shepherd called Pasha. I sat on wooden steps leading down into a paddock where all the dogs would exercise. I just sobbed uncontrollably whilst Pasha just sat still next to me resting his chin on my knee. He shared my grief in total stillness and silence. After about 10 mins he sat up and started to spin in a playful motion in front of me as if to say "you have let out some of the pain now it's time to get up and play". He was a very special dog, he even protected me from 2 men who were looking for an area called Silver Lane.. Pasha wouldn't let them anywhere near our gate entrance. I warned them to go as the dog didn't like them and I went by his judgement. Two weeks later in the local paper there had been a major burglary at a house in Silver Lane.

[@iggle6448]

❤❤❤

[@GISAVT1]

It doesn’t surprise me, the first dog I had as a child, a gorgeous german shepherd saved me from being run over by cars in a busy street, he just jumped grabbed me snd took me to the sidewalk! Now I have s Maltese and saved my life as well, everyday ❤️

[@ninadyson6399]

Animals can easily communicate with people if they sense they are safe! I have always had animal's, horses, dogs and birds! They are all very intelligent! As a child I had wild animals come to me and I knew that I was safe!

[@robinmccoy9710]

I've always been so very close to animals, from toddler to an old lady I have such respect and love for them, my empathy for them is amazing and had slowed me to help many animals and to understand so much. I'm so grateful and only wish I could do more....

[@sarahmottram3369]

❤

[@LeoSunScorpioMoon]

I dream of a world where we feel for animals the way we feel for humans and treat them, domestic and wild, the way we would want to be treated. Oh! How wonderful life would be!

[@bonnieprice9482]

Its coming quicker than you can imagine...

[@elizabethosborne301]

Amen ♥️

[@criss5405]

It's called the 'Lost paradise' syndrome.

[@LeoSunScorpioMoon]

@@criss5405 why is it lost though? I would much prefer to be lost in paradise than a paradise lost

[@lisanguyen2397]

That is my dream too, it will eventually happened when people become more conscious and less ignorant.

[@tugboatamerica]

I have a cat that smelled my cancer as a kitten, even before I knew I had it he doesn't leave my side and it's been 3 years He has been what keeps me going thru all the pain A natural therapy cat Gotta love our fur buddies

[@susanfolkman3238]

My cat Scruffy. Has been on my lap, for 17 yrs. She has saw me thru so many things, she is just one of my 7 animals that keep me sane, but drive me crazy ( they are all very bossy) every day. Each one found me, guess they knew I needed them. Love your story & all the shared stories. Amen for a great friendship of a animal. Love each & every one.

[@dakotalake9084]

@@susanfolkman3238 yes animals do find us and chose us....the have a role to play in our life.

[@denasharpe2393]

I pray you are doing well and l am so glad you have that wonderful furbaby to be with you and give you comfort and unconditional ❤ 😍

[@leavingitblank9363]

@Bill M, That's amazing. How did he show that he could smell your cancer?

[@altaerker5089]

Yes, I was adopted by a rescue dog who knew I needed her...she's my life...a natural therapy dog...no training needed!

[@judy1angel]

it hit me with a bang!!! Everything is energy! and suddenly I looked at everything differently! our 2 cats came from previous owners. MAX was semi-feral aggressive and I have the scars to prove it! I had such a strong image and sensations of him being snatched from his mother in a barn causing massive trauma and fear and distrust of humans. I did a session with him where I received his horror sensations and memory, and pacified him sending him understanding, and peace, so after some time with him in spirit, I helped him understand that we were not the same as the 'bad' humans that terrified him (they only wanted to sell the kittens for money) we are 'good' humans that love him and care for him. he was able to separate the horror-humans from his now parent--humans, and for the first time he could release that fear he had, and open to us in trust! the difference in him was amazing! I told nothing of this to my husband at all, thinking he would this I was bonkers`! however, shortly after that, HE said to ME unprompted - MAX is a different cat``! I asked him 'what do you mean? and he said he's so relaxed and accepting! THEN I told him about our little session! now he is a true believer! This is a whole leap in consciousness for me, and it has opened my eyes to a whole world beyond the physical. Bless you, all :)

[@veritas2222]

And bless Max.

[@judy1angel]

aawh! Bless you :)@@veritas2222

[@tiffsaver]

Has anyone noticed Laila's eyes?? They are so full of compassion and love. It's like, when she locks eyes with a creature, she KNOWS. Whadda woman.

[@gingeroo5765]

Completely CAPTIVATING and totally MESMERIZING… unavoidably so!

[@ericaespinosa4030]

I think she is just incredible! Such a lovely woman

[@susanhuber1932]

When Jane Goodall first shared her research with "scientists" most of them rejected her work because of her methods of observation. For example, she gave the chimpanzees names and noted their personalities and emotions. She was way ahead of these closed scientific minds. Anyone who has had pets has no doubt that animals think, feel, love, show friendship, mother . . . It is different from what we humans do but it is still there.

[@mmason9836]

I think Jane was also rejected because of the old boys network.

[@deniseward002]

Science is always the last to know. I say science has taken us on the wrong path. It has not been reliable - we can only learn so much from a lab, we need actual work in the field to know truth. Science is narrow and closed-minded and its structure is again of the old boy's network.

[@MultiChillidog]

@@mmason9836 yes, you are probably correct. It is a shame we cannot accept the brilliance in others, and that we strive so hard to live behind our own closed doors (mind)

[@braveknight2000]

"Closed scientific minds." You said it. There is so much dogmatic thinking in the scientific community, it's like a religion for some people. Atheistic materialism. The new religion.

[@deniseward002]

@@MultiChillidog Being aware of it is the first step to "curing" it. We humans have a lot to improve upon. We can do it if we learn we are part of nature. We have been disconnected from it, but maybe we're finding our way back to it now.

[@KH-xi9td]

My heart goes out for this cat and all the animals that loves us unconditionally 💔

[@donnamealy4877]

I am studying animal whispering and have watched this film many times. It always makes me cry with joy. Thank you for such an insightful film

[@rdh1429]

You have

[@fredziffle5219]

👍 I hope you pursue your interest, check out the horse whisperer, very amazing stuff

[@donnamealy4877]

@@fredziffle5219 thank you!

[@NigarButterfly]

What resources do you use? I cried through this movie

[@donnamealy4877]

@@NigarButterfly I have a whisperer in Arizona I am working with, but there are also online support groups and teachers all over the world

[@LindaCasey]

If anyone thinks that animals don't have feelings, they are sorely mistaken. I have had countless pets and all of them have literally kept me alive through their empathy.💖

[@toeknee5703]

This cat is hanging onto the memories and the only love and appreciation he has ever known. He will continue to visit the grave until someone else shows him the same care, love and compassion his human did. My heart breaks for his loss

[@kkibela]

Ok wow 7am and that's enough Internet for me today 😢

[@Msnanamac]

I can't find where she visits and talks to the cat who visits his owner in the cemetery

[@CaptainSmith23]

My Rottweiler passed away ten months ago and some have said to me that time is a big healer, some how my Sheila's passing has been very traumatic for me and not having her with me, something is now missing in my life after thirteen years together. pure love from my Rottweiler Sheila.

[@suzzanejames3573]

Open your eyes open your mind to the real world of communication. It’s been going on since the beginning of time.

[@CaptainSmith23]

@@LH23511 Hello! it's been the very difficult to handle because Sheila was my world she meant life to me. I've said many times that I cry all the time because I miss her so much..

[@SLOWSINNIMAGES]

Every time I look at her face it strikes me. She is so incredibly beautiful and her eyes see right into you. She is defiantly a perfect example of how inner beauty shines through to the outside. She makes me cry in a happy way just looking at her face.

[@Mengalamerkle]

LESBIANS ARE BLIND AS FRENCH MEN SO SAD

[@sallyidol6281]

I grew up on a farm. I have had cats and dogs and pigs and cows and chickens and rabbits and I can tell you all animals have emotions, and can love their humans with a passion, and they love each other. I had a banty hen who would be fierce in her love for her chicks. and she would come to me to be picked up to be petted and loved on when she wanted to be loved by me. dogs and cats are the same.

[@jesuisravi]

"could animal be capable of feeling emotions?" Could a human being be so stupid as to need to ask that question?

[@borkbork3962]

ikr

[@ramaraksha01]

It is easier to kill and abuse someone if you think they are mere robots incapable of feelings, don't you think? This kind of thinking is being pushed by the animal factory industry & many WANT to buy into it because well, people like eating animals Same way Native Americans, Mayans were "savages", more animals than human, once labelled this way much easier to mass murder and rape

[@daisyperez2428]

@@ramaraksha01 I had the same thought at the end of the video. If the world came to a point where all humans and animals communicated with one another, what would food production look like? The agricultural industry is so vast...what would be the alternative? I'm not asking you directly. These are my wonders. Anyway, I agree, lack of empathy has caused irrevocable tragedies.

[@ramaraksha01]

@@daisyperez2428 Yes that would be difficult and I have no answer. I am not against eating meat - we all have to eat - plants are life as well though they may not feel pain as animals do, but can we reduce the pain & suffering of animals? The entire world is suffering because of Covid19 - everyone seems to think this is brand new - no it is not - heard of the foot&mouth disease? Well what was our solution? Why, just kill them all! How would we like to be an animal being ruled by advanced Aliens - one of us get sick and they mass murder EVERYONE? Or one of us makes the child of these advanced aliens sick and here again the solution is to kill everyone? We force these animals into confined spaces - they eat, poop, get injured and bleed, get sick - all in the same confined places And when they get sick our solution was to kill them all Well this time the virus jumped on to us & we are suffering because of it If we had treated the animals better - go back to the days when animals freely roamed the farm - we would not have had this disease ravaging the planet

[@daisyperez2428]

@@ramaraksha01 I completely agree with reducing the suffering of animals. I am not a vegan / vegetarian either. I know that meats are an important part of our balanced diet. Hunting animals out of respect and necessity isn't where we went wrong. Massively *and* inhumanely producing animal products, especially for fast food, is where we went too far with animals. While fast food is seen as important for feeding low-income, single parent families...in reality, it is an outlet for overall poor health; poor nutrition, obesity, damaging to the world. While I can't say for sure that this pandemic is a result of placing animals in factories, I will say that what goes on in many of those animal processing plants is inhumane and a serious change in how we view and treat animals is needed.

[@inthepinesmama]

I wish she’d said more about Toldo and his feelings about visiting the grave. That’s why I watched this whole video 🤷‍♀️

[@mumo9413]

My son has cardiac disease, when he is about to become ill my cat won't leave his side. I always take it as a warning. It's saved his life twice. Same cat use to lay on my pregnant stomach as if he knew something was wrong long before diagnosis!

[@samp4050]

I love this gifted lady. Her eyes are magical. Just look at her intensity while she's listening and talking to the humans.

[@stephanlarsen8169]

Yes she's beautiful praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters

[@nancysmith3400]

She is fully Present in the Now moment where Life Lives.

[@V.Z.69]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="674">11:14</a> This made me cry. This same thing happened, but with my grandmother. She had a very long life, but impediment took over in her last years. My cousin was raised by my grandmother, he was like her youngest son. Near the end my cousin came to my grandmother's house and took care of her for a couple days. On the last day, she looked into my cousins eye and said, "Can I go now?", my cousin replied, "Yes you can go.." -- and she did go.

[@Ashish-nd3xj]

Wow !

[@nancy9704]

This is an amazing story, but I am utterly shocked that people still "wonder" if animals can communicate or have feelings or love or have fear, etc.! OF COURSE THEY DO! Some humans are so ridiculous. We are the ones who are not awake yet. Blows my mind. People do have the ability to communicate with animals. It's a part of our nature to communicate with everything on this amazing planet. We are born with abilities we don't even know yet. We've all been dumbed down. Life is a miracle. It's absurd to think animals are blobs of nothing.

[@iggle6448]

Like you, I find it astounding that some people just can't see that animals are so wonderfully communicative and have such lovely and also strong emotions. I spent most of my childhood from babyhood with our dog. It's not a cute childhood fantasy that we communicated and he watched out for me like a big brother. The last dog we had was a collie too, deeply empathic (far more than many humans) with a huge sense of humour and collaborative fun (like when you and a good friend exchange glances and you know they're up for a silly prank). Remembering this makes me realise that, after food and shelter, dogs and perhaps most other animals greatly prioritise relationships before anything else. Maybe that's why humans don't get it. Humans are not so good at relating for its own sake.

[@blairariavanderkamp3405]

Agreed!

[@prsvensson9651]

We do look ridiculus to each other when our "worlds / understandings" collide. As a kid I was told that worms did not suffer when put on the hook, and for many years I helped people tackeling their live baits, feeling that they were ridiculus. This conviction persisted for many years, allthough I could see that the fundament was untrue. After ten years I quitt fishing. When I was 42, animales started to communicate with me. The world got 1000x bigger, and I felt embarrased by humanitys self-inflicted separation from the rest of life. From that new perspective we look ridiculus 😭😖. Uppbringing, education, morbid propaganda and the feeling of social pressure, - the need to prove to others that we are allways driven only by the highest moral motives, prevent us from remembering what every child takes for granted, if they have any contact with other living things, -that we are one. Like other animal children we easily conect to other species. But slaves and cattle and such, are not suposed to communicate, that might thretten the power of the masters, so we are mutilated. The sciense of mind controll give them an effective tool to make us ridiculusly stupid. No man is an island...

[@marcellepesek3038]

Nancy. You are SO right!! Animals are so wonderful, and we are born with abilities we don't even know yet. Sending you love and thanks for being such a sensitive soul. We can transcend all the negative stuff out there and send out love to the furthest places. You can give away as much love as you want, it will never be lost, only come back to you multiplied! We can train ourselves to meditate and communicate with other humans and our lovely animal friends, plants, everything good in the Universe. Let love, peace and hope be poured out over our entire planet!

[@rustyshackleford4338]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="620">10:20</a> when the dog needed 3 more days, because it knew before the family, that the son was returning, is deep. I've always had wonderful experiences with animals. I now know that animals know, sometimes more than we know.

[@lynnewylie2028]

I feel so sad for animals when they are so misunderstood and treated so badly. Maybe films like this will help people understand more. I hope so.

[@hfortenberry]

When she was relating Cook's message to the veterinarian and she was talking about abandonment, it looked like Cook was SUPER excited! He was like "Dad, dad, that's it! You understand now that I didn't mean to bite off your finger!" Cook seems so happy that his human understands his true intentions now.

[@bonjourparc5740]

I do love animals. My sweet dog taught me how pure and beautiful animals are.

[@jayashreetailor2603]

Watching this video I was in tears as it reminded me of my bird …I loved her so much and she knew it when she wasn’t well ,vet had said she maybe last 10 days or she could help her to rest for ever if things got too emotional for us but I didn’t agree to put her down and she lived with me for a month and she passed away in my arms one night after I returned from work….I prayed god to let her go in peace because I know somewhere in my heart I didn’t wanted her suffer but at the same time I wasn’t ready to let her go …but I prayed and she left me and has been my guardian angle. I miss my Millie but I know she is moved on …and one day I will see her again.

[@KathrynRoberts60]

Animals feel the same as we do and have more compassion than most humans ever thought of having.

[@nancyhigdon879]

The day before my Mother passed away at home, her two cats got in her bed and let her pet each one. Later, I noticed they stayed under her bed all day. I did not know Mom was going to pass away the next morning. In retrospect, I think they were telling her goodbye and it was OK for her to go.

[@supriyashah4716]

Becoming an animal communicator from a deep love for nature and animals is fascinating and inspiring.

[@foxycat8751]

At first, I was arrogant and brushed aside this segment as ridiculous. Then as I sat in peace and watched it longer, it reminded me of how I naturally connect to animals on an everyday basis, yet it never really occurred to me the importance of it all. Thank you for putting perspective back into my life, and eating a lot of humble pie (and a touch of humility) back into my life.

[@aggy8886]

This is so beautiful. I had a basic understanding that animals can feel our emotions but I never could have imagined they can even pick up on precisely what we are worried about, thinking about. They’re so precious and this documentary adds to my awe of them.

[@jackiehammond705]

This lady is the real deal , my dog communicate with images all the time . I thought the was me putting the images in my mind ,now I understand what’s going on !

[@MamaPinks]

Nice! I've never paid attention but, my dog sits and stares at me sometimes for a full 5 minutes and I always wonder what he's thinking but I never thought to relate this information to a different sense! I bet a lot of us have this ability! Are you clairvoyant at all?

[@David35687]

Jackie, you have a talent, please develop it don’t let it go to waste.

[@jackiehammond705]

We had to put our beautiful Kelpie of 14 years old put to sleep . The cattle dog went with her master while he buried Roxie ! The Labrador came and got me telling me she would go with me to the grave sight that we both need to go . I did as I was told and I am glad I did . We were all there to say goodbye!

[@MamaPinks]

@@jackiehammond705 I'm so sorry for the loss of your fur baby. I hope the rainbow bridge was beautiful. 😭

[@deborahmondon8371]

@@MamaPinks :

[@tomlidot4871]

Laila would be a good friend to know. We're lucky she shares her journey. Should be our collective goal to learn to communicate without words. Thank you Laila and all who put this together.

[@goransteen5411]

Thanks for a fine film I will share a story! I had a cat named Myrra living on our farm her hole life, catching rodents her life through. I had earlier told her not hunting birds and she stopped to do that. Friends were very curious about that. When she was little more than 20 years old I saw that her strength was weakening. She could not jump as she used to do before. In the end she did not bother to keep her self clean anymore. She wanted to cuddle all the time. I understood she wanted to be close as much as possible because she know her life was ending. When I was busy working on my computor she often layed her self on the keyboard, so I couldn´t work and refused to go away. I wondered about that, It suddenly struck me clear, that she wanted to say farewell to my 2 sons, living their own lives. I called them and said what I found out and they came home following weekend. She was intensively cuddling them both non stop over 8 hours. When they drove away in the evening, I open the dishwashing mashine and prepered for next day work. An IT technical work I wanted to have done to Monday in a presentation of new parts of program. But the cat Myrra were no were to be seen. I came home from work and continued to search for her. It was clear she had passed away and I thought she has gone in under the very large barn floor or some place were she often spent hours in her hole life through, waiting on something to catch. I fellt confident that she chosed a place that suited her to die in. The week started realy busy and I came home tuesday evening and started to emty the dishwasher since sunday. I stretchen in my hand and got fur. On of topp of the plates she lay dead. She thought that the warm ”cosy” dischwasher was a good place to dye in, immediately after the sons left. The only place not searched. She did som very remarkable things during her life, but too much to write here. She was completely aware of what was going on. We humans are the one to learn more not repeating lyes from the history on animal to keep them smaller than they are. I also had a goosehawk to hunt with. Very smart things she did.

[@shadrach6299]

The cat at the grave really made my eyes sting. I know animals love us. I’m lying here now with my 12 year old Standard Poodle. I just can’t imagine how I can manage without her. I wish I could make her understand how much I love her.

[@the1tigglet]

Pet owners who are aware of their pets needs and wants, know that yes they have intelligence and yes they have emotions. I have had pets my whole life and not once did I ever misunderstand my furry family members. They are complex creatures and deep creatures.

[@margerosychuk2573]

I Truly believe that is So True

[@kr1221E]

I can't wait to have cats again, they are muses.

[@passionfruitgrenadilla1845]

Thank you a great quality dubbing into English. Made it much easier to share widely. Beautiful, deep documentary. Much appreciated.

[@lucindagoodrich2501]

Animals that I have known have all the same emotions we do, and they can communicate better than most people do because they are honest and open about what is on their mind. Just because humans have mostly lost their natural language does not mean it stopped existing.

[@donnabrown8582]

For years I heard animals don’t have emotions, just instinct but so many stories have come out about lasting bonds between humans and animals. I’m glad there’s a new way of thinking

[@moinmt]

Yes, that bible passage has really hurt animals and our ability to communicate with them. They have empathy, emotions, and they morn the loss of things they are attached to, and, like us, sometimes it never goes away for them. I had a horse that we'd had from 18 months old. He actually told me when he was going to die, and how. We were considering putting him down. He was 29 years old and had some issues. I stood with him for about 1/2 an hour with my head on his neck, and asked him what he wanted. It came pouring out. He said, I want one more summer of green grass and running with the herd, then I will go myself. In the next fall, I went to the pasture, and there he was laying under a big shade tree. He had passed in his own time, when he said he would, and peacefully. All our other horses stood around him guarding his dead body, and saying goodbye. After they saw us coming, they dispersed and gave us room, but not too far. When we had to leave to make arrangements, they all went back again and stood by him. I was so happy for that communication, and that he died naturally and in his own time. No fear or any kind of violence, like terrible euthanasia drugs, or bullets. We ALL have this ability. Open your mind, quiet your soul, and trust your impressions.

[@rachaelhsibson1107]

Beautiful story. But I'd say it's more like 'open your soul and quiet your mind', and I'm sure that is what you meant. Thank you for sharing this. I love horses immensely (all animals really) and it really distresses me when I hear someone call any animal stupid.

[@0909GC]

Mo inmt Wow, thats powerful, I know about it but not how common it is that people are aware. This is the beginning of the new/renewed reality💚

[@nuanceso]

What a beautiful story and reflective of what a wonderful human being you are. And obviously rewarded with the love and trust of your animals.

[@kim5754]

What a beautiful story thank you

[@sheilagarner3600]

Mo inmt 9z%

[@matrixmystic3338]

This is so beautiful and I truly believe animals feel emotions and are so much more intelligent than we perceive! Thank you for sharing this!

[@IwasBlueb4]

yes they do... but this lady is full of bs

[@phyllisneal8687]

This is just wonderful 💞

[@balderdashery1]

and thank you for being Vegan.

[@rmjrenee]

Brilliant. Just brilliant. I manage a thoroughbred stud and I use this technique. The horses respond extremely well and I have been able to turn problem horses around so easily. One important thing she said was that we have to communicate with our minds on their level. Too many people reject their horses because the horses haven’t learned their language. It should be the other way around.

[@funkyfiss]

Do you project with your thoughts a positive outcome? Like, do you visualise first what is your ideal scenario when you are with the horse? Or is it just being more focused on your personal emotions when you are around the animal?

[@gingeroo5765]

HOW do you determine what “level” of language is the particular animal’s language that you want to communicate with in the first place, in order to make the connection? Can you please explain more precisely HOW that process works? I think a LOT of us would definitely follow your advice with just a bit more help.

[@vluri258]

That dogs heart couldn't handle the excitement of seeing somebody it has been waiting for for years.

[@JS-co4ug]

Amazing beautiful stories. Those who teach us the most about humanity aren't always humans.

[@anthonyhettinger9702]

Very few humans care at all these days and most are basically fake on the outside

[@guitartist13]

I seriously don't get why humans think that animals don't have feelings and cannot communicate with us. They can, they always have. We humans are the ones who need to learn to respect them, understand them. They have their own way to communicate: through vibration, energy, intuition, emotions/feelings, body language. At the same time they're a bit like children: they need to be taught boundaries, some discipline and why something can or cannot be done. Animals are companions and healers. animals are very in tune with vibration and energy and their surroundings.

[@balderdashery1]

Thank you for being Vegan. After all we can't love animals and eat them.

[@rockie6890]

People think that because most humans are incapable of realizing that EVERYTHING God created has a soul. You cannot feel love unless you have a soul and most humans are too stupid to realize that.

[@sheilakirby5616]

WHAT AN AMAZING SOUL THIS MAN HAS !!! GOD BLESS YOU SIR.

[@juliea.244]

You can feel the love & compassion this beautiful woman emits...no wonder she can communicates with animals. I have always been very close to animals, from the time I was a child I knew what they were feeling. I'd like people to think on the fact that ALL is one in the universe, and ALL beings are directly connected to source just as we are. My personal opinion, having worked with horses & having dogs as my best friends & rescuing a multitude of little animals in nature to nurse back, they have a highly developed 6th sense & may even possess access to knowledge of the world that we do not have. I do not believe in coincidence in life either. The animals in your life came to you for that period of your life just as people move in and out of life for purposes that we aren't aware of. Life is about ALL LIFE here together, nothing is separate. I too wonder about the cat at the grave, what impressions she got from him, but one of my first thoughts also is that maybe, just maybe the visit is one with the owner in spirit...they may meet up every day. Someone who has the ability to see in other dimensions needs to go there to tell us...

[@maryjanestrips1014]

That cat became famous for a reason. The story made it to this documentary. No coincidences. Try and connect with him and ask. Time and distance are illusions, we are all connected. Find a good teacher or course if you need some help 💚

[@taramickeymickeranno8725]

I wish I could communicate with animals. I know my own anxiety and emotional issues affect my animals and I wish it didn't. This was a great program and I also wish for the day when all living beings are seen for who and what they are without the need to compare them to humans on an imaginary scale of "importance". We could learn so much from them by seeing them truly. I love them all so much.

[@jane2988]

You can. They use natural communication, not words. They use the same sounds as we do, when it's natural and not taught, but their voices are more "beast-like". You might initially think I'm crazy, but pay attention; they use sounds like nuh-uh, uh-huh, wow, and when they eat, they tell you it's good by looking at you and licking the back tooth, and when they don't like it, they look down at the food and blow their nose as if it stinks. All natural communication. Even the sounds that we learn from our mothers, before words, when we're doing something right or wrong, those sounds we carry into our adult life and use them in everything, like if you are witnessing a coworker about to do something wrong, you quickly make that back-of-the-throat sound "ahhj".... and when it's something very bad that will lead to negative consequences, that sound is said more slowly with a vibration in the voice........also the animals speak it. We all do.

[@mdshole7338]

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[@lindsaydoke9308]

The communication comes by listening and watching the animal and focusing solely on them not yourself. Once they see uour stillness and peaceful presence they will communicate with you. Your anxiety is not going to stop you experiencing this wonderful stillness.

[@sureshbangare1528]

Those who feel that this is new has never observed this in life..regarding animals. Or even their own relatives. I realised when i was a kid from a street dog named Kalu. His behaviour..his eyes..the way he used to walk..with dignity..people were afraid but he didnt bark neither did he scare them. Maintained his distance. My mother had a great way with birds. And that too with different species..even after moving places..birds used to come to her..from ravens to mynahs to sparrows.. She by her own behaviour and intelligence and heary taught that all creatures can feel. Just like a baby who cant speak yet his/her mother understands what a child needs the same way is with all living creatures. You speak to them they speak to you. Even trees. You speak to them they speak to you.. People who used to communicate with nature..they were mocked, ridiculed, called crazy freaks what not.. I still wonder how people have the heart to grow a life- feed it care for it like a chicken goat etc and then kill it to eat it. I can feel that suffocation and pain when i see crabs limbs being broken while he is alive..fish caught in the hook.. How can people not see that they are causing pain.. Once i saw a crow nest on a tall tree during rains..the mother would cover the youngones with her wings when it rained heavily..i would watch for hours..the crow never left the nest if it was raining. Most human parents do that..how come people decided that they are not intelligent? I still remember that i had a huge row with my college mates where they all said animals birds are not intelligent enough because of their brains and what not.. A bird who flies in air hops on ground knows more than a human who just walks.. Are people blind to see that a whale and many others can travel around the world without tools..Human started needing tools as they started getting dumber and dumber maybe.. Birds migrate..a cheetah observing a prey..a crocodile having patience to attack.. The herd understanding the need to be together.. Man in his arrogance and ignorance becomes totally blind towards natures intelligence. And we are foolish enough to give power to such people to write books which misguide future generations. Need to call them out.

[@BrigitaMencigarJb29m]

Thank You.

[@donnapohler6838]

Totally agree!

[@blairariavanderkamp3405]

I couldn't have said it better myself!!

[@dp807]

Love her work! I too pray that the world will someday have equal ability for humans to be able to communicate and feel what animals feel. I know that this is true from my own experiences. Blessings to you for sharing this into her for her work! 🙏❣️🥰 The only side note is I wish the video included what she found out from the kitty that sits at his master's grave everyday. We all know but it would have been nice to have her speaking to what the kitty said to her.

[@sarahdowe3142]

wish my dog could live as long as me, miss her so much, she could feel when i was stressed and happy, she was a beautiful black Labrador called Tilly, even now i can feel her.

[@robmontgomery9711]

when i was four my sisters and i got to visit my fathers new boss's home, a huge estate with lots of room and even a large outside pen of roughly a dozen baby peacocks with their mother.i had never seen one up close and her cries frightened me because all i could hear her say was LET ME OUT! LET ME OUT! she was frantic thats all i know, her desperation and so i did, opened the gate for her.they ran super fast and far away.i was happy.on the way home my normally heavy handed mother was angry and asked why did i let them out? i jtold her the truth and said because the mother bird asked me to...to this day i do not understand why i did not get a spanking.i still remember the look of just something odd (fearful??) in her eyes and she said simply to me, they werent yours, dont you ever do that again or youll get the belt. i stopped talking and listening to animals for many years until recently (im almost 50). one day last summer, i was sunbathing, not thinking of anything, feeling the warmth and just listening to the birds (i like to listen and see how many different types of them i can hear out in the woods here) and i realized after a bit what i was actually hearing: there was a 'teacher' bird who was singing a little tune and the little ones (it sounded like at least six babies who had to mimic it as best they could.they tried hard and i could hear some of them almost get it but then miss a note or two...and the teacher kept making them do it again until ALL of them were correct.then the teacher bird LAUGHED with delight and the little ones cheered and began to talk amongst themselves because their lesson was over and they were done with that.idk what all else happened because they quieted down.it was so amazing!i never realized there were teacher birds for the little ones! i just went outside after watching this video and tried it with my mother cat and she sent me a picture of the back of the truck.so i began to pet her but i then saw her back end is super sore when i touch it so i sat down across from her and asked her what happened.she showed me(i got a quick flash) of the back of a truck, like either she fell from it or something fell ON her.when i asked her if she was in pain, she growled and closed her eyes.so i just told everyone else here to be extra careful and do not pick her up because she hurt her back end.she is walking okay so its not her feet.ill keep my eye on her. thank you for the video... its helped me wake up to talking to them again like i used to long ago.i really truly am thankful.

[@Drsirkin]

Rob, how is your cat doing?

[@enigma5651]

Wow

[@lysas781]

This is so very important I wish it was taught in schools and was everywhere in main stream media. Surely PBS would be interested in the U.S. Please try to get this film out there more. I think millions could be transformed by it. Laila is a miracle and a wonder though I bet she wouldn’t say so. This is so moving. I hope the horse was told very clearly and distinctly how deeply he is loved and that he will always have a home there along with all the others. Please talk to factory farm animals for us too.

[@sm3296]

Lysa S it's horrifying to think of factory farm animals and animals confined and killed for our consumption. Makes me ill to think of it.

[@marcellepesek3038]

@@sm3296 Hi, dear friend. I've been enraged and sick with grief for years for the horrible mistreatment of animals due to our ignorant arrogance. We think we have the right to do anything to them, regardless how much suffering we cause! Thanks to more videos and folks filming their experiences with these creatures, we might at last get to the point of re-establishing what we lost along the way. Please, all those who have such videos and who can, get in touch with the relevant groups who fight for animal justice and send petitions to those who can make and enforce laws to bring change for the better. We need to let the public know more, so we can take proper care of those who need our help. Thank you. God bless all who work towards a higher understanding between us all.

[@elizabethosborne301]

Yes, the elephant in the room is how much farmed animals, especially factory farmed and animals at the slaughterhouses must feel.

[@lysas781]

@@elizabethosborne301 Yes Elizabeth The cost of ice cream!!! 🥺😰😰😰 🐄 🐮🐮such gentle loving creatures, tearing mothers from baby’s 😰

[@ANNIET5775]

It is taught every day, everywhere - in normal Life. No need for School to do it.😂 The School of LIFE Experiences ...to all who Care enough to Lovingly observe and interact.

[@rose-marieeklund7147]

TODAY AT 21.48 IN THE EVENING IN SWEDEN 27 OF MARCH 2022 I AM SEEING THIS VIDEO AND I AM CRYING SO MUCH JUST TO UNDERSTAND AND SEE THIS COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A HUMAN AND AN ANIMAL! I FEEL I WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS! THANK YOU A MILLION FOR THIS VIDEO - I JUST LOVE IT!! 🙏🙏💝💝🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@rose-marieeklund7147]

AGAIN FROM SWEDEN. IS THIS THE WAY WE COMMUNICATE WHEN WE PASS OVER ? I WILL THINK SO ! 💝🇸🇪💝🇸🇪

[@lindab8397]

This video, is truly amazing. She is so clever. And I do believe this is true. Animals are a lot more aware than we think they are.

[@justpaulette]

He has such kind eyes! And he is devoting his time and energy in the way of the heart.

[@ritaduray3732]

Animal communication has always fascinated me and I’ve always felt that when I’m having a “talk” with my cat or dog they understood what I was saying and feeling.....I’d love to fine tune my intuitions so that I could understand more clearly what they are sending back to me .Could you recommend books or lessons that would help me develop this gift .?

[@patstokes3615]

My cat is very independent and will stay out for hours and hours. Then I will think "i wonder where my cats is and if he is OK" Within minutes he will come thru the pet door and just stand and look at me, I'll give him my love and hold him. Then a very short time later he will go out and do his own thing. He will also show up when I think that I will go to bed. He will all of the sudden be by my side and follow me until I'm in bed. He'll lay on the bed for about 10 minutes and them he'll be off doing his cat thing. He is always laying right next to me when morning comes. I don't know how he know when I'm thinking about him but he knows and will come and check in. He is tuned into me and when I think about him, it's like a magic tick he plays on me.

[@nataliebutler]

My cat always comes home when I go to bed too. He comes to the door just after I get into bed, but before I fall asleep so that I can get up to let him in. He eats and then goes out again! It doesn't matter what time I go to bed, he knows.

[@tiffsaver]

SO WEIRD. I had a dog years ago that I honestly think could read my mind. Sometimes early in the morning, I didn't want him to bother me, and just thought, "Stay away." Then, the moment I thought, "I want to see you now," she came bounding on to the bed, and it happened like this so many times, I know its true.

[@starkiss77]

I tell my dog bye bye when she is leaving and she always turns back as if she knows I don’t want her to go. Amazing they are!

[@angelkotilainen]

In the old days people communicated with thoughts, not text messages. People in other countries would tell others they were coming, and the people were waiting when they arrived. Thoughts go out into the Universe and are picked up by those who are listening and intune. Your cat hears your thoughts as if you just texted him. Eta: He is not listening to all your thoughts, only the ones where you think strongly of him.

[@gigimoore3738]

I hope that all cats & dogs are neutered & sprayed until we can get pet over population under control. Too many die in the wild.

[@maryuline2585]

Bless this man who cares enough has empathy and understanding to help all of these animals in need.

[@estherringthegack7671]

Animals are endlessly fascinating! My parents were farmers in Australia and they said their cattle when returning from another paddock would always return in the same formation ie they had a set order/ hierarchy of who went first, second etc

[@scottbeam9373]

Great presentation Laura. The French communicator is delightful and animals can truly be the be our closest friends. Ravens and crows are just off the chart smart. Bless those who Shepard animals in need!/

[@Iremiah]

Holy cow crows are damn intelligent!! I will never see them with the same eyes again...

[@rondean3275]

Absolutely amazing, so many angles covered that I have felt myself with different types of animals in this lifetime, seeing this beautiful example of the connections that are possible makes me feel happy inside and elevates the desire to be more open to this level of connections with all animals.

[@marylynflynn7301]

Although this wasn't new to me, I love the way this video is organized and how beautifully it teaches the amazing connections between animals and humans. Loved watching it❣️

[@goddessmother]

Of course animals have emotions including empathy. I have a poultry farm. I never expected it from a hen, but she worked with the stupid young Guinea for days to teach him how to reach the exit of the hen house. The Moscovie duck teaches defensive moves to all the adolescent ducks. The whole flock creates an uproar at the bottom of the steps if any one duck is in trouble, i.e. stuck in a narrow place or injured. Every day, the duck that was hand raised, comes over for a kiss. He feels slighted if I don't kiss him every day. Ducks can also count. They count how many eggs are in the nest before one gets broody enough to sit on them. They know when a band of alien ducks number even one more than their own flock; they give the larger number priority. Ducks are vain. They spend hours a day preening. The females like to wear necklaces. They will find whatever circular piece of debris in the farm yard and get their head through the center to wear it around their neck. They also like to play with toys, like colorful Yatzee stones or little rubber figurines. I have come to understand some duck talk. One body language motion clearly means "I'm OK, you're OK." Something like the signal of laying on your back for apes. While living in India, I met a boy who had been raised by wolves. If a wolf can adopt a human infant and raise it for a decade, it clearly demonstrates that animals, wolves, have empathy. The whole question of whether animals have emotions or feel empathy is ridiculous and demonstrates a xenophobic arrogance that humans get when looking at other species. Yes. Animals definitely have emotions, and demonstrate empathy.

[@jeanniehargis4034]

Thomas Skokan Wow, I love your shorthand! It is really easy to read! Is there somewhere that one can go to learn it?

[@caveatemp]

You are 100% correct. This feeling of superiority over animals is true racism, not our petty differences between human ethnicity.

[@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094]

"I have a poultry farm" do you realize that humans have zero need to eat animals?? If you know animals are no different from us please stop eating and wearing animals. Watch THE GAME CHANGERS on KZbin or Netflix for health benefits

[@caveatemp]

@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 That reminds me of a joke. How can you tell a vegan in a crowd? Don't worry. They'll let you know.

[@e.n.akasha9516]

@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 exactly my thoughts!!!!! a poultry farm....?!wtf?! BEING VEGAN IS THE ONLY WAY ,THATS IF ONE LOVES ANIMALS OF ALL KIND!!! i can not fathom those who say they love animals yet have a dead carcass on their plate!!!

[@the1tigglet]

Actually since the airing of this documentary (2014), two scientists have worked with animals and have discovered that they have a means of communication that we don't quite know how to read yet. It's something between the owner and the furry friend. There's a bond that helps owners understand some things about their furry family member but we as a race have yet to completely tune in.

[@fredziffle5219]

Our little dog escaped & she was so fast, she headed for the road I didn’t know what to do. I panicked. I told the big dog to go get her. The big dog ran up to her & touched her nose with her nose. They came right back to my amazement. I saw our ranch dogs do the same thing for a new dog when i called them in for supper they ran up to the new guy, touched noses & all came in happily. Touching noses must be code for come with me.

[@markplimsoll]

Please state your source for this pseudo-science.

[@eileenoconnell8416]

@@markplimsoll observation is a source for scientific knowledge

[@gammaraygem]

​@@markplimsoll "pseudo" are the "scientists", who have nothing at all without THOUGHT, yet do not know what thoughts are, where they originate, what they are made of and even less master them even remotely, as in silencing the inner dialogue. Silencing the inner dialogue eyes open, at will, opens one up for things other than that all consuming loud big ego gnome that mr "scientist" calls "himself". It is pretty funny that those "scientists" claim to rigorously and methodically apply "reason" and "logic" but throw it overboard at the very first opportunity. Like any other cult, their priests can not live up to their own dogmas.

[@markplimsoll]

@@gammaraygemNo sources for your beliefs without evidence (AKA delusions)? Your are a solipsist. I actually have a degree in science, have read a lot over 69 years, traveled, learned Spanish to fluency, and I can recognize a solipsist in two KZbin posts. Like gurus say, come to me empty and you shall be filled. Come full, and you throw up. Stop vomiting on people and learn to learn.

[@jenniferwilson9579]

Loved this, I wish all humans loved and respected animals.

[@heavenwithin81]

We used to be able to do this eons ago. This will return in the coming decades.

[@seanshah6905]

I feel blessed that I got to watch this! Simply amazing! I’m about to bring in a 8 week puppy into my life! I know I will be very mindful with my non-verbal communications. Fortunately, the language of Love is Universal. I will be using that language if Love & Respect!

[@jenniferviolette317]

All people can achieve this with their animals.

[@starfishw7138]

Would that I could!

[@eshapiro9585]

I have noticed that human babies send out images and non-verbal communications as well.

[@carolnolan9439]

My Desert tortoise ET I raised since hatchling communicates very well. Very smart little guy

[@marcellepesek3038]

Thank you so much for this important video! If each one of us at last recognize the kindness, sensitivity and intelligence of animals, hopefully we will finally treat them with love and understand them better. You can send your thoughts and love to all animals, on a higher level. They speak their own language, but they understand us much more than we realize. Abusing an animal is evil, and people who do this have no limits of whom else they might hurt. PEACE AND HARMONY TO ALL.

[@SusanInSFL]

We have often worked with animal communicator Liz Severino and she’s contributed so much to our household, helping us to understand what is going on with our two Siamese and our Amazon parrot. It has often been my first step to investigate health issues with them to understand what they are feeling. While vets are helpful, they never fully understand and have to do lots of invasive tests to even get a clue. We don’t talk to her as much now as we did with our last generation of aging girls.

[@evazigon5288]

They didn't say why the cat kept on coming to the grave of his former companion. Does he miss him so much? Does he meet up with the spirit of the man there and still have contact and some kind of exchange with him? I think he probably does, but they could have said it out loud, too. Otherwise, it's a very beautiful film to show some of the doubting Thomases in my life. I love how it is translated, too. The translated narrative is just at the right volume and very soothing. As is Leila. What a beautiful being she is. And all the animals, too. And the people who were open to learning something new. We need more of this. Much, much more on our planet if we are to survive and have a life worthy of living. Compassion IS the key. And Understanding. Through Love.

[@jayp6421]

I hate it when people say animals are stupid. They are far from that; I once used the dog as a tracking device to find the car; Guess what, yes, she did!

[@womensarmycorpsveteran2904]

Jay Parnell I did the same thing, I got lost in the bush with my dog for a few hours. My dog never left my side and when I finally told her to get us to the car, she did. It wasn’t by smell either because we got back to my car from a completely different direction. I was all cut up, wet, cold and tired and she sensed my concern.

[@angelkotilainen]

They are smarter than us, because they are intune with nature. Most people are unaware animals are vibrational uplifters on this planet.

[@5DNRG]

It seems our pets reflect our own personalities, and they are absolutely the best teachers for us on how to transition. They are precious to humans. Happy days ahead when we all understand this.

[@ANNIET5775]

I think they REACT to men & women, not Project. Many, many bad ppl have dogs WANTING, NEEDING & SHOWING their Emotions & Intelligence ...but are ignored, unappreciated, not PART of the family & TREATED with love.

[@JTuaim]

So, I'm not crazy after all. I did my childhood in wild fields and have had many experiences with our wild brothers and sisters. I knew they had their own language. This was in the fifties back when animal cruelty was rampant. I swam with muskrats and enjoyed the company of rabbits frogs and snakes. I still listen to birds and understand when they're calling for mates, claiming territory, or singling danger. I've never been threatened by any animal except for dogs rarely. I love this video and I hope others are inspired by it. Nature is so precious. It's our duty to preserve it.

[@velvet2406]

The cat is grieving and probably connecting with its owners spirit. Animals love much better than humans ...in fact they are better than majority of humans.

[@wilburmcbride8096]

I think one of the reasons that animals are more loving than humans is the fact that we live in a very fast pace modern society. They don't have all of the stress to just make ends meet like we do. We mostly take care for them and they return the favor. I believe a relationship with the almighty makes a huge difference in ones life.

[@cleoxo2566]

I've watch a lot of videos featuring Animal communication, and it seems that the really good ones have one thing in common - they are all very compassionate. Yes animals feel, of course they do. My husband recently went through cancer treatment. Our dog never left his side, when usually he clings to me, and rarely let's me out of his site. But, when my husband became ill, he was totally focused on staying near him. I truly believe that he helped my husband to become well!

[@drainedeyes4268]

When we say "animals" we should be specific. I wish there was more science and data in this discussion, but it is very fun to think about.

[@annother3350]

No, we must stop this Human bashing. The majority of humans are decent and look after animals and the planet well

[@charlottand]

I would have loved to know if the cat feels the presence of the owners souls, see them or to know whatever he thinks.

[@denicehove310]

So beautiful! What a blessing. All of us who have a deep love for animals can learn from this gifted lady Laila del Monte! I wish I had such a gift.

[@bearifiablepau2095]

I was touched by the animals' stories and sensitivities. More so with the dog who waited on his owner to pass away. Thank you for this gift of a video.

[@successfulperson3304]

Wow this video has made me really emotional. It has hit me deep. What amazing woman and what an angels these ‘animals’ are.

[@tiffsaver]

I own a Miniature Schnauzer, and he's the love of my life, especially after my wife died. One day when I was feeling particularly low, after watching this, I began talking to him, like I was talking to an old friend, in reassuring tones, full of love. Although he didn't understand my words, the way he looked at me, I realized that he understood my INTENTIONS, and my emotions, directed toward him. I think there is really something to this!! God bless you.

[@asimaziz1908]

I'm a farmer and during my teen age I have been using to look inside the eyes of my animals with different expressions and thoughts most of the time I realised that they feel emotions and they communicate . The same thing my grandfather used to says .Some time when my grandfather came near them they used to complaint him about being mistreated.

[@kkibela]

I've started picking up on that.. Its weird to say it but sometimes esp since lockdown animals give me a desperate look.. As if they want me to take them.. Its confusing as the animals look perfectly healthy. But its feels like looking at slavery.. I know some animals need a leash to train them how to behave in public but not all do.. Its hard to ignore.. Also some dogs are dicks! They are just like narcissistic people andnthey bark amd bother other dogs because thats how their owners minds work.. Gosh

[@sureshbangare1528]

@@kkibela thats true. I thought i was imagining that..but the dogs wanted me to take them..they felt lonely..afraid..didnt have enough to eat..something has changed about people..the air itself feels changed.. I went to the beach recently..there was a crowd..some were soaking in sea water..some playing ball games ..but there was an eerie silence i felt as if only i was there and people's sounds screams noise were muted.. Some animals come towards me and touch their body to my legs on their own..happening more so now a days.. Please let me know if you got more insight in this

[@cherannretiredgran66]

Love this! Sometimes I think I can feel what they feel and they can feel what I feel even if we can't speak to each other And even if we can speak to each other. Sensing is a wonderful gift. And yes animals do think and feel a lot like we do. I've had a pet dog who would hang on, similar to my dad did when he had cancer. I think when you finally let them know they don't have to hang on for you any more, than they're more willing to let go.

[@joannajohnson696]

I have six border collies, plus a few more rescue dogs and two cats. I teach my Border Collies sign language. I love my dogs. My dogs are like my children. They are very close to my heart. Many people don't understand that. I really loved this video. I have spiritually been connected to animals all my life. I feel what they feel.

[@aegeanbo]

I have my highest respect for Laila. Thank you for the video. Well done.

[@sweetdreamstime2266]

I felt deeply touched by this fascinating video and recall numerous special encounters with animals in the past which make me feel truly grateful to them. Bless them 💜🐶🐱🐿️

[@soulcall]

My cat sent me mental images to help me find him when a person took him. I found him in less than 24h 😊 I love more and more of us communicate with animals, plants and in my experience even inanimate objects .. Life is amazing!

[@Deborahboenke2]

What a wonderful thing to understand and commicate with animals ❤

[@locasiare]

Thank you for sharing 🙏 It does me so much good to see people show respect to Animals!

[@pamelajoyce91]

So lovely. I know as a long term dog owner and one time breeder that they are extremely sensitive to your emotions and react accordingly. Whoever thought animals did not think and had no feelings did them such a terrible disservice. What a lovely lady.

[@mariafont8826]

¡Qué fantástico! Y también lo es el hecho de que recuperaremos esa comunicación, antes o después, y por fin el ser humano podrá conocer la maravilla de entenderse directamente con esos otros seres sensibles, los otros dueños del planeta. 🇺🇾

[@sallykelly7115]

Q te parece no matarlos para comerlos,y q comamos solo vegetariano

[@almabayomi8065]

I really enjoyed this film. Made me think a little bit different about my dogs. Sometimes I wonder what they really are thinking. I just know that I love them.