Animal Communication is a great way to be introduced to subjects many of us don’t even think about or if we do, don’t act on. Hence, this post regarding Animal University’s friend and colleague, Bette Heller, Esq. You see, Bette is not only a respected Colorado attorney for close to 30 years, she is also…
“You know what that means, young lady?” questioned the third generation rancher to the cowgirl wanna be. “No sir, I don’t,” I answered. “Well that there tells you what kind of horse you’ll be settin’ on. You can tell by the way his hair circles. See that?” Hair Swirls/Whorls: those funny hair patterns on the…
There is change coming for Animal Communication. Animal Communicators, be on the alert. Animals and their people expect more from you. As well they should as the Animal Communication Profession, now approaching 30+ years, probably could use an overhaul. Don’t most professions require a periodic look-see? It doesn’t mean that everything needs redoing, just a few upgrades…
In Popular Science this month is a story about brain damage that unlocks genius. Studies on this subject led scientists to also look at autism and savants and even some Alzheimer’s patients who have genius-like artistic abilities. Here’s the key quote that swung me back to Joyce and her lessons in animal communication. [the bold…
I thought you all would enjoy this article out of NPR. It’s about being so familiar and so narrowly focused that you miss the obvious. In the instances attached it’s a gorilla. Yes, a gorilla!! First with amateurs asked to focus on a task and then with experts doing the job that makes them an…
