Messages from your animal
through Gabriel

Telepathic, or interspecies telepathic, communication is a feeling-based communication with animals which requires a state of awareness where you are so present in yourself, and so awake inside yourself, that you are able to be deeply present with another being. In this space, perceiving the thoughts and feelings of another being is effortless—the knowing is just right there. This perception is a natural consequence of resting quietly within yourself and having an open, sincere connection to another being. Telepathic conversation—consciously and intentionally sending and receiving images, feelings, thoughts, etc.—unfolds from this space of telepathic perception. People think of telepathy as some kind of trick or technique of the mind, but this is so incorrect. In feeling-based aka telepathic communication, you rest in the moment and feel very alive and present. This space of aliveness is where animals are able to connect with us. Telepathy literally means “feeling with” or “suffering with” another being (from the Greek word pathos) “across a distance” (from the Greek word tele). It is essentially the deepest and purest form of compassion. In some way on some level, all living things are communicating through feeling—all the time. If you are a living being and you are alive and feeling, you are sending and receiving information, even if unconsciously. Because of this, feeling-based communication functions as a kind of universal language that unites all living things. Humans’ capacity for feeling-based communication is alive when we are born, but recedes when we learn verbal language and is further diminished in a culture that emphasizes intellectual knowledge over intuitive understanding. It is interesting that humans are the only beings on the planet who have disconnected from this expanded space of knowing and feeling that exists deep inside, beyond the framework of the dissecting mind.

Yes. University studies all over the world have repeatedly validated the existence of telepathic perception and communication. British scientist and author Rupert Sheldrake is an expert on this topic and Jane Goodall has researched telepathy in animals and is a great resource as well. Despite the overwhelming scientific evidence, mainstream science does not have a framework for understanding how feeling-based communication works. This is because the scientific community currently references a mechanical model of the universe. However it is only a matter of time before telepathic communication is understood widely in mainstream consciousness.

Scientifically, telepathic communication is commonly accepted but not yet fully understood. Practically, telepathic communication is just like regular conversation, in that it is two-way communication made possible through intention and an emotional openness from both beings. Information comes in the form of images, emotions, thoughts, sounds, knowings, or bodily sensations sent and received silently between two or more beings. The important things to remember are that it is two-way communication, and a willingness or openness to communicate is essential for the process to work. This is one of the biggest fallacies about feeling-based communication—that with it a person can know anything and everything about another being. Not true. It is a space of shared communication; it is not mind reading.

If it is a 'Distance' session, once I have received the form with your animal's picture, I will complete the communication on my own. Then, at an agreed time, we can have a call and I can share the communication with you and you will receive the transcript. You also have the opportunity to discuss and ask questions about the communication. I will also provide an action plan and suggestions if needed. If it is a 'Live, Distance' session, we will have a call at an appointed time after I have recieved a form and picture from you. In the meeting, we begin each session hearing from the animals first. Information comes to me from them in the form of images, emotions, thoughts, or bodily sensations, which I communicate to you as I receive it. They will share what they think and feel, what they consider most important, what they feel their purpose is in your life. Then it is your turn. I communicate back to them your thoughts and impressions and convey their response back to you. If there are behavior or health problems, through communication and intuitive exploration, we find the cause, determine what remedies will bring everyone back into balance, and discern whether additional sessions are needed to support the healing process and solidify the desired changes. If it is an 'In Home Consultation', we will meet at your home and do the same that we would in a Live, Distance session but in person. First, we begin each session hearing from the animals first and which I communicate to you as I receive it. They will share what they think and feel, what they consider most important, what they feel their purpose is in your life. Then it is your turn. I communicate back to them your thoughts and impressions and convey their response back to you. If there are behavior or health problems, through communication and intuitive exploration, we find the cause, determine what remedies will bring everyone back into balance, and discern whether additional sessions are needed to support the healing process and solidify the desired changes.

My best work is remote, and there are a couple reasons for this. When I come to your home animals get excited and distracted by my physical presence and so a portion of our time winds up spent on introductions rather than problem solving. The other reason is that when I am at home, in my space, no part of my energy has to navigate a new environment, leaving more available to devote to you and your session. All this said, if I have space in my schedule and travel costs are not prohibitive, I enjoy doing house calls. Email me to inquire further if this is something you would like to arrange.

Every animal, just like every person, has a way they communicate best. When connecting with your animal friends, I adapt to their preferred way. Some animals may have very active minds and send a lot of thoughts; others may be more heart-centered beings and prefer to send information in the form of feelings, images, bodily sensations, etc. It depends on the being. Occasionally, animals will even send to me specific words that they have heard their guardians use. As a side note, it is interesting to me that clients have said my tone of voice and chosen words often seem to fit the personality of their animal friend.

The terms pet psychic and animal whisperer bring other associations that don’t fit what I do. I do not use Tarot cards or read body language; I simply connect deeply, empathically, with your animal friend and share with you the images, feelings, knowings, etc. that they are sending to me, and in return send back your messages to them.

Animal communication is never a substitute for veterinary care, only a support. I will never diagnose. I can point to something and I can often sense issues before they emerge so your vet can preventatively intervene. I can also pinpoint the source of mysterious symptoms, thereby eliminating costly and time-consuming exploratory testing, but, again, I will never make a specific diagnosis.

Expectations or intense feelings of any kind can literally block the flow of feeling-based information. Animals are always in touch with their humans’ emotions. So when their person is anxious or emotionally closed they feel this and sometimes will not share as deeply out of fear of upsetting or disappointing their person. But if you set aside your worries, anxiety, preconceived ideas, or expectations of what they will or should say, and come with an open heart and an empty mind, ready for anything, this creates space for an open, and very powerful conversation.

Believe it or not, our animal friends understand A LOT of what we say to them. Especially if it relates to them or something that matters to them. And so just as you get more out of a session if you come prepared with the questions that are most important to you, if an animal knows a session is scheduled, they can be more ready to focus on what is most important to them. Once, a regular client scheduled a session right after moving, and forgot to tell her dog about our appointment. When I connected with him, I could feel his surprise, like, “Oh hi, we are talking? Ok, I’ve been distracted getting used to the new apartment, but we can communicate.” We had a great session, but if she had remembered to tell him, perhaps he would have shared a little more.

Animal communication can help with all sorts of behavioral, emotional, and physical health issues. Some examples include: house training, excessive barking, over-grooming, mysterious health problems, household harmony issues, aggression, separation anxiety, boarding and travel concerns, end-of-life questions, performance issues relating to race horses, show animals, police dogs, etc., and territory invasion issues with wild animals. It can also be critically helpful in lost animal situations.

Results depend on the issue and the individual animal. In some cases, solutions are simple, such as making a change in your animal’s diet, or sometimes an animal will let go of a dysfunctional behavior once they feel understood. Other times, to reach the desired results, holistic interventions like acupuncture or energetic clearing work are required. A change in the physical or emotional environment of the home may also be necessary. Over the course of your session, I determine what interventions will be most effective, when and how much your animal needs, and whether we need to do any follow-up communication sessions to support you and your animal as the healing process unfolds.

Your animal could be doing many different things. Most likely they will be resting peacefully, so that all of their energy is focused on the communication. They may get distracted and bark at the door, all the while multitasking and still present in the conversation. They may stare at you or act out in key moments in the conversation, to emphasize their point. All of this is fine; it is best just to allow your animal to roam freely in the house and be however they want to be.

First and foremost I am a translator. During my sessions, I focus on communicating for my client and their animal. On the rare occasion when I choose to share something from my experience as an animal communicator, I do so very consciously, so as to provide context for you to better appreciate what your animal is really saying. Secondly, I am a facilitator. I hold a space of openness and deep compassion so that the animal can feel heard and understood. If the sitaution calls for it, I will dig deeper to find the root cause of a feeling or emotion.

Animals have opinions about lots of things, including you and your life journey. Nothing is off limits, but your animal’s personality will determine what they are interested in talking about. Allow yourself to be open to surprises here—you never know what is on their hearts and minds!

Generally, yes. Animals, like people, have priorities about what they would like to discuss. Also, they have their own areas of interest and expertise, related to their species, breed, and unique personality. I allow the conversation to unfold organically beginning with your animal’s questions and comments, and then moving on to yours.

Not in my experience. However, when an animal is distracted the answers may be short or seem less detailed and incomplete. Please refer to my pre-session email for more information on how to best prepare for a session to make sure your animals are ready to communicate as fully as they wish.

Your animals know what will embarrass you and generally will not share these things. However, they may have concerns about your physical health or emotional well-being and will share their impressions if they feel you are at risk.

Occasionally, yes. Like humans, animals may not want to look at the truth behind an embarrassing or painful issue. It is rare for a lie to go undetected; most of the time I can sense something is off, and press further. It is my work to search for the story behind the story and get to the root of the larger issue, so these problems can be resolved.

It is not necessary to meet an animal in person to communicate with them. I have clients all over the world. All I need to connect is a photo of your animal and his or her name, as well as your open-hearted presence and listening.

Absolutely. From the Spirit world they will share details from their life with you as well as where they are now.

I am very clear on the difference between a thought, feeling, image, or bodily sensation generated by my own mind versus received from another being. This is fundamental to what I do. Furthermore, because animals can be just as vague or specific in conversation as any human, I have a number of techniques to clarify an imprecise message. For example, if a dog shows me a flash of a tennis ball, then I will ask, “why is this important to you?” The response I get may come as visuals and sensations—paws in the grass, leaping in the air, catching the ball, and all the joy associated with this fun ritual. The story unfolds from here; rarely do animals engage in small talk. These images usually have a deeper and very meaningful message behind them, such as, “we don’t do this now that you have your new job, and because of this I can’t fulfill my own job of bringing more joy into your life.”

Animals will reveal specific details about their personality, likes and dislikes, habits in their lives with you, and you will recognize most or all of this information. Look for change in your animal’s behavior, during, and especially after a session— often an ongoing problem will be come a non-issue, they seem more relaxed and affectionate, or you will notice a knowing look in their eyes.

Not in my experience. All animals are individuals, whether wild, domesticated, or companion. I see them as unique beings rather than through the lens of their species’ stereotypes. I have worked with all types of animals and am always amazed at their distinct personalities, which shine through their observations and requests.

Even when animals are functioning in a group, I communicate one-on-one: either a member will come forward to discuss a personal issue or will speak as a representative for the group. While I might feel the others agreeing or disagreeing in the background, or hear another interject, I am still primarily translating for one being at a time.

Energetic blockages are crystalized fragments of energy that get lodged in a being’s system, creating a wall that congests or literally blocks the flow and toxifies the lifeforce within a body. While this phenomenon is recognized in Traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine systems, as well as in indigenous cultures, it is not acknowledged in Western medicine. My ability to see these types of things that are off the radar of traditional doctors or trainers is one of the advantages of working with me.