Telepathy!

Telepathy is your ability to connect with other sentient creatures with your thoughts. Ever know who is on the other line BEFORE you pick up the phone? This is your telepathy at work--you might say it is the natural version of "caller ID!"

Sometimes you will experience telepathy as just thinking intensely about a person, or having a conversation with him or her in your head. And sometimes, you can experience telepathy with non-human beings, too!

Telepathy is the ability to communicate without words, so it follows that you can use it with animals, too, and there are people who make their living doing this very thing.

Most animal telepaths get a combination of words, pictures and feelings when they ask a question. Animal communicator Sam Louie says "Animal souls are of equal value. All souls share the same desire to seek happiness and avoid pain and suffering. Based on these things, we can speak a common language, in terms of wanting happiness and avoiding unhappiness. Let's say I ask a dog if there is someone on the farm he doesn't get along with. I might get a picture of a horse, then the feeling of a bad smell. My interpretation is that there's a smelly horse on the farm that he doesn't like."

You can communicate telepathically with any animal, from a fly to a horse. Several years ago, I experienced an amazing telepathic connection with one of the dolphins at the Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco. Telepathically, I asked her to let me know that she could really hear me, by going to the opposite corner of the tank and playing with a ball that the dolphins had been ignoring. Seconds after my request, the dolphin was at the other end of the tank, playfully scooting the ball across the water and making a big show of it. A few minutes later, she slowly cruised by my position at the window, one eye focused directly on me. In my head, I heard an amused sing-song voice say "Does that answer your question?" We proceeded to have a wonderful conversation--during which the dolphins informed me that they believe we humans need help in learning how to play!

Some might say this is mere coincidence or that I have a fanciful imagination! But Sam Louie related another story to me that can't be so easily explained. It seems that Irish, a farm goat, had been attacked by two wandering dogs. Hurt and anxious, he ran into his stall, where he was a sitting duck for the dogs. Louie had been called in to give the goat instructions on what to do if the dogs chased him again. "My client wanted Irish to run to a horse named Sis, who was the 'boss mare' on the farm. Sis told me she would protect Irish. The farm's collie also agreed to protect the goat and asked to be let outside to keep watch."

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