Psychokinesis

Ro · Psionics Journalist

Techniques for communicating with animals.

Isuju · Interested

I have 4 cats and 1 dog, and I attempted to speak with them as if they were human.
After finding this unsuccessful, I tried using easy to understand gestures, along with commonly known sounds to both man and animal-kind. The cats were much more responsive, the dog would always stop whatever it was doing and turn its head sideways.

I tried telepathy, though I felt silly. I tried to get my dog to come to me by trying to send it thoughts of me having food. It was non responsive, but I'm betting that's my own fault.
With the cats, I tried the same thing, my oldest cat who never meows came to me and was licking its lips, meowing.

The very most responsive thing was doing the thing I wanted the cat to do, while it watched me. I got down on all fours and did things it regularly does, like scratch at the door, then i opened it. It came over and did the same thing, and I opened the door to show the cat was successful. Since I couldn't meow, and I'm not sure if different types of meows are understood by cats, I didn't attempt to play a recording of a meowing cat.

Phantom · Researcher

The video dosent play, sadly to say.

But none the less. I communicat via telepathic messages with my dog. So far I have retaught it through telepathy to come here. The next step is to reteach it telepathic commands. There was a time when I did commands on a bee and an ant directing the way they should. Some times ur worked and other times it didn't.

But yes it would be nice to talk the language were animal and human kind can understand.

Ro · Psionics Journalist

I have always found my animals respond to me on an emotional level as though they can sense emotional state. I am teaching my Husky to speak some Words at least the syllables its mouth can make I will try and make a video.

spizzazle · Researcher

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Isuju · Interested

If you're talking about me and my old cat, sure there are tons of explanations.
I'm not a focused telepath (is that a word?), and that's not what I'm trying to learn.
It's quite possible that the cat was already hungry, maybe it smelled the food I had eaten a while ago on my breath.
On defense of the subject, rather than of my own story (because anyone can just make up stories) it is known that there are mind-bonds between beings. I used the example of a mother and her child(ren) earlier.
It's been tested many times, and you can research it yourself that mothers have often been able to feel when their child is in danger.
http://www.pep-web.org/document.php?id=PSC.009.0259A

Also the ability of animals to sense danger: earthquakes, storms, etc...
http://biology.about.com/od/animalbehavior/a/aa123104a.htm

People can stand in the same place as an animal and not feel a thing (I'm just guessing that we've tuned nature out) yet the animal knows to run for cover, and the human feels little or nothing.

Ro · Psionics Journalist

Its a well known fact that animals are more in tune with the earths em field and even use it to navigate. They may also be able to read sense shifts in human EM field states (biofield) and be able to tell between different states.

Having said this I also believe animals to have the ability to bond with their family/extended family forming empathic and telepathic bonds or the transfer of information.

I believe you may have a telepathic connection with your cat. There are many historical stories and legends speaking of the felines sensitivity to other than mechanical information other dimensional energies. ie Egypt - Europe etc. I really liked the movie the Ghost and the Darkness based on a true story.

Also I believe my fish have an interest in me aside from food. When they are well fed and want no more they will come to the glass in a very excited and playful manner. I have noticed this effect more so when I am happy.

I know there was a supposed debunking by Randi for fishes ability to communicate with humans by covering the tank with a cover the fish did not come to the test subject.

This is a limited test not taking into account all the variables. If you feel good but cant see with your eyes where that feeling is coming from you are not going to swim to a point. The feeling of love or feeling good is not referenced/grounded in the dimension of space.
So while spacial reference is used by the eyes to navigate towards the good feeling that the fish associates with the human this does not stop the fish itself from having an empathic response as its human owner friend comes near regardless of whether it can feel it or not.
Feelings cannot be quantified they are subjective and so make the 3 dimensional view of the self appointed thought police "skeptics" nervous and even angry. It is sometimes even beyond their comprehension that this is a real informational response. Often disregarded as a nervous response. Are we the nervous response? or are we the one observing that response. Personally I believe I am the observer.

-- Edited by Ro on Tuesday 1st of September 2009 08:53:04 PM

Phantom · Researcher

I actually just got done watching the video. I would of seen it earlier when you posted this, but my iPod touch didn't allow me. But anyways now that I seen the video and on my computer. I was amazed that the cat was able to make those bat sounds. I mean it would be unusual because we are so costume of hearing cats, well making cat sounds, lol. Thanks for sharing the video.

Speaking of earths em field. I am practicing a technique just along the same lines where I to can detect and navigate around with eyes closed. But it was along the lines connecting with the earth in that given area. not so much em fields. That's another story!

Shirak · International Psionics Researcher/Author/Journalist

Here are some more cases of animals capacity to learn from and evolve human learned practices.

Tranceffect257 · International Psionics Journalist

That first video's been all over facebook lately.

It's scary to think that animals can adapt and learn to use weaponry. Humans have laws and generally wont attack another human. But animals don't abide by these rules, they're pure hearted and react on their sense of danger. I don't see much of a threat for humans, but I do for the chimps in the future. If people slaughter camels because they fart, I can't imagine what they'll do to chimps with ak's and machetes...

Trina · Psychokinetic researcher

Just wanted to mention... The best pet for an empathic person is a Maine Coon. They themselves are extremely empathic. It is a well known trait. Anytime I want to snuggle with them, I just think affectionately about them and they come jump on my lap. They will always know how you are feeling.

And since we are on the subject.. Here is a video of my favorite snugglebug. Teddy was about a year old in this video and is still growing. He is mamas special boy and I am his special human. A very smart boy he is.

Oh and I wanted to mention this. I am in tune with all of my cats. Not just my Maine Coons. Here is an excellent example. A terrible storm blew in and it was actually pulling up and down on my locked garage door. Scared the heck out of me. I immediately ran downstairs and called my husband to join me. Then I called all 3 of my cats. Now for anyone that knows cats, this is not the norm. All 3 of my cats ran to me ASAP as soon as I called them in a frightened tone. Including my 17 year old male with narcolepsy and a limp. And they all sat around my feet and hugged me. Most cats would die in a dire situation rather than come when called. LOL...

Oh and this also... I have trained all of my cats to stay inside a fenced yard. No one trains cats to stay inside a fence that can easily be jumped. So my daughter tells me. And very rarely do I have to verbally correct them. They are very smart, and know when they get "that look" to "back away from the fence". LOL.... I was never one to raise my voice or use violence, even with child rearing. This earns you much respect.

Ok cats are a good subject of mine. Folks often call me a cat whisperer. LOL....

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Editied to change the number of cats from 4 to 3. I don't want to be an accidental fibber. Since I didn't have Sasha yet. But I am certain she would have been the first there anyways. LOL...

-- Edited by Trina on Tuesday 24th of January 2012 03:47:51 AM

Trina · Psychokinetic researcher

Ro wrote:
We all know some sort of animal language I just wanted to start this thread to see what different techniques people use to communicate intent or to call wild/domestic animals insects.

This is a great example of a cat who has learned to mimic a bat to cause a moth to drop down to the floor for cover.

Love your video. This is called chattering. And is often used when cats are excited about a possible living dinner treat. Mine do it all the time at the window when they see birds etc...

Trina · Psychokinetic researcher

Isuju wrote:

I tried telepathy, though I felt silly. I tried to get my dog to come to me by trying to send it thoughts of me having food. It was non responsive, but I'm betting that's my own fault.
With the cats, I tried the same thing, my oldest cat who never meows came to me and was licking its lips, meowing.

Don't feel silly. I had a dog named Gypsy that died a couple years back. I only used strictly silent commands with her. I feel those were a combination of telepathy and body language combined.

Oh and what about that trick all dogs can do? My dog always knew when I was about 10-20 min away from arriving home. My husband would always tell me about it. Dogs are supposed to be very telepathic.

Shirak · International Psionics Researcher/Author/Journalist

MY cat is very sensitive ot PK training and my dog is a master of moods. I really believe our fellow earthlings have so much to teach us if we would but pay attention with the right intention.

owltwelve · International Psionics Researcher/Author/Journalist

I concur from my own experiences with animals:)

SeriousKnot · Psiontist

I too seem to be able to bond well with animals. I had a visitor in my house the other day, it was a flying squirrel, apparently came through a hole under the tub. It climbed onto the water heater door. She was apparently not afraid of me, I talked in a soothing manner and projected a sense of love as she was a very cute little critter. She ran all over the house finally leaving through the back door that I left open for her. She came back again a few days later on two consecutive nights. The next time she got herself trapped inside a wall panelling behind the dishwasher at about midnight. I had to pull out the dishwasher and pry the wall open, she was pretty upset but finally ran out the door again. The next night she again became trapped in the same wall, I pryed the wall open again but this time I left a wedge in it so she wouldn't be trapped again. I opened the door for her but she didn't want to leave. I said fine, you can stay, but I am tired and I went back to bed. I am Flying Squirrel 1-14-12 002.jpg a very patient person but I became annoyed when she started running accross my bed, even over my head once. I opened the water heater closet and shooed her in there. She finally left through the hole under the tub. I guess I need to buy some expanding foam maybe.

Shirak · International Psionics Researcher/Author/Journalist

Very cute. Perhaps it is attracted by your energy. I have employed a hypersonic plugin with emf pulse to keep my local critters out of the roof. Its not that I don't like them its that I don't enjoy them pooing in the ceiling and waking me with scratching. It has worked so far.

SeriousKnot · Psiontist

Yeah the hypersonic plugin sounds like a good idea. My worst fear is that she was looking for a place to have babies, that's all I need, a bunch of flying squirrels running all over the place and making nasty little surprises everywhere, even as cute as they are. Oh yeah, happy birthday!! Mine is next sunday, which means I am obligated to over imbibe a bit saturday night, then spend all day sunday recovering lol.

Treasure Hunter · International Psionics Researcher & Theorist

Happy birthday Shirak, and to you for sunday Seriousknot, lol mine is next monday, alot of picses

owltwelve · International Psionics Researcher/Author/Journalist

Oh, Happy B-day guys:)