Barked: Fri Jan 4, '13 2:46pm PST |
 |  |  |  | If the communicator is well versed in human body language as well, they would know if someone if were lying to them. I can't really imagine someone going to those lengths for animal communication, though... Some human psychics do for sure.
Part of what Ava's owner experienced with the palm reader is symbol reading. Palm lines (and Tarot cards, tea leaves, etc) present symbols that a gifted reader must interpret to see the overall picture - which again, can easily be manipulated by a faker. So maybe you could have a symbol for new life, for nurturing, and for long time. Maybe you're going to have a child, or maybe you're going to start and maintain a garden for the next 20 years. That's WAY oversimplified, but you get the idea.
I really am interested in this. There are so many unexplained phenomena regarding telepathy - like dogs who know when their owners are coming home. Vance always knew. He also knew when I was leaving. He could be sound asleep in different room when the thought struck me to go out, and before I had even got off the couch he'd be up and at the door. I thought he was hearing or reading some change in my motion for a long time, but I couldn't fake him out no matter how hard I tried.
Our holistic vet also uses ART testing to help build a supplement treatment plan. Basically you read the body's energy to find the weak spots, then test different supplements or foods against it to figure out which ones will heal those weak spots. I'm still skeptical of this too. It could easily be that a well educated, thorough vet can recommend the best supplements possible to fix an individual's ailments. And it does work. Vance was virtually symptom-free and lived WAY longer than a dog with his issues should have. Ember's chronic Lyme is no longer readable on conventional tests.
The piece that I still have no explanation for is one session with Vance that was taking forever... He had some new weird stuff come up, and none of the supplements were matching his energy... He was getting impatient, so I sat down on the floor facing him with my arms around his shoulders and my face in his neck. I couldn't see and was not paying attention to the reading, only to keeping my dog calm. When the vet finally tested the right combination of supplements, I felt it.
It was indescribable, but I sound nuts at this point anyway so the best I can say is that it felt like a wave of good. Everything light, happy and peaceful washed over us - and it was strong. I actually jumped a little and jerked my head up to see what was going on, because the readings are silent. That's when the vet confirmed what I felt. I don't like to believe what I can't prove, but to deny experience is wrong. So I leave it open. I just don't know. |  |  |  |  |
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