Interspecies Communication with Linda Tellington-Jones

[@RayRemillard]

What a fascinating person Linda is. I really enjoyed this interview, it explains so much about my relationship with my recently deceased cat. I’m in my 60s and have had many different pets over the years but this one was a completely different experience. Rather than give you the long story I should just say I took this cat in when my mother passed because it needed a home and was already 11 years old. I had been warned this cat was set in her ways. She would scratch up the furniture, she only eats a certain type of food, and she must have this one specific cat box. I stumbled across what Linda is describing in the human to animal relationship. I spoke to the cat as an equal. I always treated her with respect and told her this house was her house as much as mine and asked her to take care of it. The result was the cat never scratched my furniture and even was allowed to sit on the fine antique chairs. The cat developed a love for lots of various cat foods as I switched her to a more healthy diet, she even excepted the New self cleaning cat box. We turned into the best of friends and communicated very clearly heart to heart. I wish I could share the whole story but suffice it to say what I heard in this interview is what I experienced in real life. I’m glad I now have some basis for understanding.

[@spiralsun1]

Wow, great story! Thank you so much! 🥰

[@viktoryosiel]

Beautiful interview, great lady with lots of knowledge

[@scottpluto1681]

What a sharp mind and a beautiful soul.❤ Another great interview Jeffrey. As she stated "Nature brings us back to the connection to the source" and I think it is safe to say so will a vegetarian or vegan diet. We have the divine ability to make a choice unlike the other species in the animal kingdom. It's easy to rationalize the consumption of animals because of convenience and cultural norms. I have experienced these animal/nature connections since childhood. If you open your heart and communicate through your actions you'll be amazed.

[@magic2066]

you teach more in half hour than most teachers thought to me all life. pls share more anywhere bec you have the power and knowlade to change peoples life.

[@nicklowlesmbe6117]

Jeffrey Mishlove and this channel is like God's way of telling you not to give up on humanity.

[@ilkinond]

You're the Nick Lowles of Hope not Hate?

[@Aangel452]

Hi Linda, I have come across HeartHealth and I must say this level of connection with life is so true as I came across Heart connection living from a dream, and it changed my life and view on energies and thought. This way of thought and physical feelings like your heart has just be en touched and being massaged by pure love. This feeling and connecting it to my life also aided in the manifesting of my thoughts from love and curiosity. I can’t wait to use it with my pets and all creatures. Thank you for this beautiful insight of communication through heart sensitivity and good intensions Linda. Thank you Jeffrey for arranging this amazing interview with Linda. Using all thoughts through the physical heart of unconditional love moves mountains. 😇

[@spiralsun1]

Well said! ❤️‍🔥🙌

[@kokolanza7543]

What an extraordinary woman!

[@CMMayo-px3cc]

One of the most interesting and enjoyable interviews to date. Thank you.

[@JKR9509]

The black panther lady that she mentioned is Anna Breytenbach. It's a beautiful documentary here on youtube and I recommend watching it!

[@DrNandoGuerrero]

Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nafaeXuDeqmXipI

[@spiralsun1]

Thanks 🙏🏻 👍🏻

[@spiralsun1]

I know exactly what she is talking about. Cell to cell communication. So beautiful 😍 Cell in body. And in universe. Exactly. Walking miracles. Perfectly said! One of the best videos I have ever seen on KZbin!! I consider this video holy. Just holy. 😭❤️‍🔥 She is so beautiful it made me cry… Thank you so much for this! ❤️‍🔥🥰 The name thing is so true! I let my pets transmit to me and I also speak how I feel around them so “Buster” our dachshund becomes “BEETOO” when I was a kid. Later my cat was “Hermione” and she became “Deedee” or just “Dee”.

[@robertcombs55]

Fascinating!!!

[@flyingleatherneck]

“Delightful, profound, moving conversation,” Jeffrey sums it up well.

[@Paddyllfixit]

Aggressiveness usually comes from a place of fear, or hunger......as Timothy Treadwell found out to his horror. They're beautiful creatures, but always keep in mind that they're wild animals too. Also, it has been shown in experiment, that when given the choice, an animal will almost always prefer touch over food, sometimes to the point of starvation. I've had similar experiences with dogs, in that a dog that knows it's loved and valued will heal much quicker(and live a lot longer) than a dog who has been abused and neglected,(which tend to die a lot sooner).

[@spiralsun1]

Also it comes from fear for children. Protecting children. Don’t forget that one. It’s not all just personal fear or feelings. Thanks 🙏🏻 I love the Course in miracles she talks about-I was attending a discussion and reading group in Anaheim before the Coronavirus put a stop to meetings. Anyway thanks 🙏🏻

[@honeybozo]

Judy Rabinowitz: I feel your pain. He's quite a good host though, as he listens. Great interview as Linda has amazing heartfelt experiences.

[@umamara7067]

22:28 one of her methods is, using intention: she tells her cells to remind their cells of their "potential for ideal function." She learned this concept from Sir Charles Scott Sherrington's book on "man and his nature" which she read as part of the curriculum, at the 4 year professional Feldenkrais training, at the humanistic psychology institute, with Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais (author of "Awareness Through Movement.") In "Man And His Nature," Sherrington said: every cell in the body knows it's function within the body, and within the universe. This inspired her method of facilitating cellular communication in animals for healing. 24:54 recognizing that fear is the root of aggression, rather than punishing and dominating animals when they are scared.

[@bcccl569]

i love this channel.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

What about Intraspecies communication. I love what this amazingly vibrant 80 year old is doing with our animal kingdom! However, we, as unborn babies have an awareness of our birth mother. This came to me in a dream of spinning around in the Birth Canal, reluctant to enter the world; I was already 10 days late. I frown in all my baby pictures. That thing about the ear? It helps Tinnitus. And it also releases stress before sleep. It is a multi use performer! Don't forget to feed the Hummingbirds - some will not fly south, in chilly weather...

[@Paddyllfixit]

A beautiful soul. I'm a firm believer that those who are around, care for, and love animals, get much more in return that enriches the mind body and soul than they could ever imagine. The love alters your being and imbues your soul with positive energy. For me it's dogs. I've rescued and cared for dogs for decades. And I'm very familiar with what Linda talks about here. More often than not, an emotionally well-connected dog will re-act to my thought as soon as I've thought of it, before I act on it, and with the action not being time-dependent or habitual, and without giving away any behavioural cues.0ne can develop such a close emotional bond that your pet dog (can?) read your thoughts. And *Molecules Of Emotion* by Candace Pert(co-discoverer of the opiate receptor) is also a very interesting read.

[@johnege7352]

Funny thing about the names: it affects people to. Knew a guy name JD, always in trouble with the law. One day i asked him what JD meant, and he said “my dad called me juvenile delinquent because he knew i was trouble from the start.’ If people knee there was a correlation between mental health and names, we would be kinder to our children!

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

my sister's dec'd Basset came and told us my sister had died unexpectedly.

[@catprw9966]

Komodo, the giant lizards natural habitat is in Komodo Island in eastern Indonesia. I believe the lady dragon hugger 😅 put pheromone on her body prior to wandering among them. I saw it on a show. Anna Breytenbach is the outstanding animal communicator from South Africa able to talk to lions telepathically from a remote area to tell them to move from one point to the other to introduce new lions in the national park. I’d love her to be one of your guests Dr Mishlove.

[@rickeichhorn3729]

Tellington. TELLING TONs!

[@rickeichhorn3729]

Linda!

[@merryweatherhoneyfoot9577]

Fascinating

[@THE-VVATCHER]

beautiful person

[@MrPudd420]

I have a brown squirrel that communicates to me via hand gestures. When he sees me he runs to me, stands on his hind legs and gestures with one of his hands for me to throw him a peanut. I filmed him doing it today and will upload it to my channel here.

[@magic2066]

wow, thx. :)

[@adc12345100]

amazing

[@Paddyllfixit]

I'm an animal lover. I also love animals.

[@robintropper660]

How about mosquitoes?

[@rickeichhorn3729]

In the "NUCLEUS" we are! 1ONENO(-1)!

[@oraclewyrd2639]

"It's the geckos on our walls in Hawaii that take use out of our being". . . . .. . .mkay

[@pleromicpastry5445]

She's a bit pretentious.

[@MissAllanPoe1988]

Wonder if she's vegetarian

[@alexvillafuerte3045]

she must be

[@TurnerRentz]

Being and nothingness.