Top 7 Reasons for Animal Communication: #7 Trauma
Trauma can shut anyone down. Or it can inform how we will behave. The same is so for animals. Just as being heard can help us, it helps our animals.
I know that so many animals are adopted that had a tough if not horrific start. People often want to know what that story is. They see their animal living like a hostage to their history and want the best for them. I always say that I love energy healing so much that I wrote a book about it. But my favorite modality in that whole book is animal communication. Why? Because to be heard is the very first step in the healing process. I have several ways in which to help alleviate pain, as in emotional and even energetic pain. Yet, when an animal really gets to share their story, they are done and we don’t even have to do that healing modality.
For an animal, our lifestyle isn’t exactly conducive for them to let go of their story. We have therapy, we have friends and a few times talking about things we’ve “gotten it off our chest.” Well, it’s not like that for animals. It stays stored in their body unless we are actively pursuing animal communication, energy healing and body work.
I like to say it like this, if a duck is on a pond and it sees a fox, the duck could go into fight, flight, fright or freeze. Let’s say the duck freezes and then it snaps to life and something in the fear gets it’s cute little duck butt into flight. Adrenalin fuels that flight over to the neighboring pond where the duck lands and tells his buddy about the fox. The flight itself helped release the adrenalin and the memory doesn’t linger. In fact, the ducks carry on about their duck day.
Animals in our homes often have had a big trauma, no release and then no way of releasing the lingering adrenalin or memory. Our stress can compound those feelings. If we don’t know what those triggers are, we could be adding to their trauma, unknowingly.
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