Human-animal communications: Qualities, Conditions, and Circumstances

Animal communication is the process by which impressions, thoughts, images and feelings can be transmitted and received between beings of different species. Animal communicators, who intercommunicate with animals, share information with them deeply and precisely through skillful methods. This interaction is called ‘intuitive communication.’ It is not a logical procedure but an ability that is similar to ‘sixth sense.’ This concept may sound odd, but unlike human beings, who are constantly conformed to rules and institutions to fit in society, animals have maintained this ability as they directly use intuition for survival. They are constantly aware of their surroundings and react to other creatures’ movement and around them based on intuition. Thus, intuition is used for communication with animals.
In intuitive communication, information is delivered in five ways: feeling, hearing, seeing, smelling, and tasting. Feeling in intuitive communication is perception of other’s emotional status such as whether he or she is feeling good or bad, whether or not one is sick. This phenomenon is called `clairsentience`, which means ‘clearly sensing.’ Its function is similar to the sense of touch, but is distinguished by a larger domain. Hearing in terms of mental operation means exchanging words and ideas through the mind.