This practical, experiential two-day workshop gives you a good foundation in communicating with animals. Anna guides you in developing your natural telepathic abilities through proven techniques and exercises and we engage in real communications with various animals, including our own. Workshop investment includes course handouts, stationery, an attendance certificate and teas. With practice and individual coaching from Anna, you will leave the workshop with the ability to communicate meaningfully with animals, understand who they really are and enjoy a deeper connection with them.
Daisy, our English Bull Terrier, is an exuberant (ADD some would say), joyous and unruly creature. She was never properly house trained as I decided to adopt a non-violent approach to training with her (not even the littlest spank). Daisy has always had a big thirst and small bladder and as a result, was inclined to have “accidents” in the house in the evenings (we keep our doors locked after dark). I soon figured out that if I took her outside to pee every hour, we could avoid the accidents. As she was usually busting for a pee by the time we went into the garden, she would immediately relieve herself and I could praise her and thus modify her behaviour.
Over the years, I stretched the time to two hours and then to three and each time we went outside she would pee on demand. Until the day – and I mean the exact day – of her fourth birthday. On 1st July this year, Daisy refused to pee when I took her outside. I tried leaving her in the kitchen alone (her worst) and then taking her out a bit later. No matter how long I left her, she would not pee when we went onto the grass. This carried on for about four days until one evening, a “thought” popped into my head. “Trust me”, said the thought. “I’m a big girl now. I’ll let you know when I need to go outside”.
Although I have done two of Anna’s courses and often do experience clear communication from animals, I don’t always trust myself. Am I getting the right message? Is that dog really talking to me? What if it’s just my imagination? This time was different. I knew absolutely and completely that the message was from Daisy. I have been trusting her (albeit with trepidation) and so far, so good! The lesson for me, I guess, is to stop doubting myself and keep a completely open mind when it comes to animals sharing their thoughts with me. They are so much more in touch with the moment than the human species.
- Kim
