Telepathic Animal Communication Specialist Sharon Loy

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Jun 22 2020

The Sad Horse

People sometimes ask me, “Do animals know that you can do this, and do they come up to you out of the blue wanting to talk?”

Yes, they know. They recognize an awakened quality in me. An openness to them, and a receptivity.

Whether it is a black lab passing me on a hiking trail with his person trailing behind, a horse at a barn, or a koala bear at a zoo, they often give me a knowing look, or feel comfortable coming closer to me for a friendly hello.

They sense a light in my heart, and an availability not only to care, but to fully understand what they are experiencing and what they are consciously, purposefully telling me.

But they generally don’t accost me with requests to translate for them and their person.

Or come up to me and start pouring out their hearts to me.

But there have been a few exceptions.

One of these exceptions happened when I was on a road trip a few years ago, passing through the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. I came upon a very sad, upset horse. Or I guess she came upon me.

I was driving from Northern California back home to Arizona, on my way back from a meditation retreat. I always find a way to drive down Highway 395. Mono Lake and the Inyo National Forest are sacred territory to me. I feel so alive weaving my way through mountain passes with the windows down, the road curving along the edge of post-card-picturesque rocky streams, and then into stretches of open, arid, hilly land. And then back again into the tall pine forests. So beautiful.

But it’s a total food desert. There are no decent places to eat along the way, only gas stations and sometimes-open diners in tiny, empty towns.

So I pack a lunch from a grocery store in Reno, Nevada, and plan to pull over on the side of the road somewhere interesting and sit there in my red pickup truck and eat.

On one of these trips, I chose to have my lunch along a lovely stretch of highway where there were gorgeous mountains on one side, and fields with cows and a few horses on both sides of the road.

Sierra Nevada

As I was sitting in the driver’s seat, taking the first bites of my vegetarian sushi, I felt that eerie feeling we all know. Someone was staring at me.

It was a horse, from way over there! Across the two-lane highway and across a huge field. She was a tiny dot in my line of sight from where I was on the side of the road.

I turned my attention back to my sushi. Maybe I was just imagining this.

But within one or two minutes, she was up at the edge of the fence, her gaze fixed on me.

Obviously she wanted to talk.

“Really?” I wondered.

A few seconds later I thought to myself, “I can’t ignore this horse. She clearly has something to say.”

So I set my sushi on the passenger seat and got out of my truck, walked across the highway, fumbled through the tall-weed-covered ditch on the opposite side of the road, and walked up to the fence where she was still waiting. Still staring.

I touched her nose, gently petting her. She let me.

By this time, all kinds of cows were gathering around, and another horse, a gelding who had a sweet disposition but was not quite as sharp as this mare, came closer as well.

My mind was still surprised, and I didn’t know what to expect. But in my heart, I could feel this horse had a story she needed to tell.

So I opened my heart and listened, made myself ready to receive her experience.

Right away, she showed me an image of a dark black steer lying on the ground on his side. Obviously sick.

“He takes care of things here. He was my friend. He was a leader and the others looked up to him.”

She showed me an image of a gun, and a man using it to kill the suffering cow.

“I don’t understand this. My cow friend could have gotten better. The man did not understand. He could have gotten better. He was my friend and we all depended on him, he was the smartest and wisest and most noble of the cows.

“I am so mad at our person, he doesn’t appreciate his cows, what they do for him. He thinks they don’t understand anything but they do. They know what they provide for him. They give to him. I want him to respect the cows. Appreciate them for what they give him. They know why they are here.

“And I want my friend back. We were friends, looking out for the herd together. He was sick but he could have healed. Our person did not understand this, and he didn’t give him time to heal. Now he is gone and I am sick with grief.”

I stood there with her, just listening. There was nothing I could do to solve her problem. I couldn’t make her friend come back alive. I couldn’t go and talk to her person. And she wasn’t asking me to talk to her person.

And I can’t imagine that scenario anyway. Not only would it be unethical and incredibly rude, but they might think I am a lunatic and have me arrested for trespassing.

Even communicating with his horse without his permission was questionable in the ethics department, in my opinion.

But there was a higher good needing to happen here. This intelligent and compassionate mare was very upset, and needed someone to listen.

So I continued to listen.

In the next minutes there, standing in the grass up next to the fence, my new horse friend didn’t say much more that was different. I could feel the same feelings and thoughts rumbling around inside her heart and mind.

Around that time, I started to notice the hearts of the other beings who had gathered, the cows and the other horse, together with hers and mine.

They created a little gathering of warmth and curiosity. I could feel each of them having their own experience of the situation.

“Why is this human caring about us?”

“How did our smart horse friend know that this lady could talk to us?”

“What will this lady do? We are sad and we miss our friend.”

I continued to be present with the horse from across the fence. Feeling her grief with her. Just being there. Occasionally petting her nose.

After a few more minutes of this, it was clear I had done all I could do. And by this time the chestnut mare seemed a bit relieved. Someone understood. A human being understood.

“Thank you for sharing your story with me, Beautiful Mare. I am sorry this happened. You are a special being.” I sent these feeling-thoughts to her, and then told her it was time for me to leave, showing her an image of me getting back in my red truck.

Then I turned around and slowly walked back across the ditch and then onto the street and got into my truck.

As I turned on the ignition and headed on down Highway 395, I saw the cows and two horses watch me leave and each slowly start to wander back out into their field.

My grandmother had a saying, “A problem shared is a problem halved.”

We humans think we have to fix everything for another being when they are in pain. It is great if we can, but sometimes deeply-present listening is a precious gift all on its own. It is a kind of grace.

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: Inspiring Stories

Jun 22 2020

Cody and Sharon

What if a natural flow of silent communication opens up whenever you open your heart to another being, when you simply care about them?

Think about it: when you love another being, you just know things about them.

From this place, learning how to communicate with your dog or cat or horse or bird becomes very simple.

It becomes about connection to feeling. Connection to the present. Connection to Life.

Our animal friends want to help us remember how to do this.

In fact, they ask us to do this every day. To feel with them, right here right now.

Joy that you are home! Sadness that you are leaving. Curiosity about that noise outside. Delight in playing with a favorite toy! Excitement that we are getting into the car and going somewhere (dogs). Dread and horror that we are getting into the car and going somewhere (cats).

Animals live in continual connection to feeling. We human animals do not. In fact, we are the only animals on the planet who sometimes abandon feeling altogether, and get lost in the chattering of our own minds.

Day by day, moment to moment, our animal friends help us remember how to live in touch with the deeper parts of ourselves.

You can learn feeling-based communication with animals.

I recently published registration on my site for online courses in animal communication. Click here to learn more and sign up. There are only a few spaces remaining in the July session.

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: The Big Picture

Jun 08 2020

In my last newsletter, I shared how my animals help me stay present day-to-day, keeping me connected to my heart, and all of Life around me.

I asked you to share how your own animals help you do this, and the response was beautiful.  Here are some of your comments, with adorable photos of course:

Herman

The past two months have been amazing.  Herman and I have been together 24/7.  We have always been extremely close but with the downtime, our relationship has reached a level that is hard to explain.  Being in the present moment is such a beautiful gift and Herman has brought this gift to life for me.
Robert R.

 

Rio

Rio has a gentle masculine nature, is self-assured, and he delights in pleasure. He will often linger on a sunny path to close his eyes, and feel nature with all of his senses. He helps me remember to play throughout the day, and come back into my body when my thoughts are racing. If a conversation starts to get overwhelming or stressful, Rio will come close to me and lick my ankle to pull me away from the situation. He reminds me I have many choices.

Tegan F.

 

Maggie with Caroline and Craig

Maggie has been reminding my husband Craig and l not to be on our phones too much!  She whines when we’re both on them too long! It’s like ‘come on guys – put the phones down and let’s play!’  Quite right too! She’s a constant reminder to stay playful and upbeat –  be on the move and go outside. We love her so much and, maybe because we don’t have kids, she’s a huge part of our wee family too – we really appreciate having her in our lives. xxx

Caroline B.

 

Wookie

I have loved these two months with my love, Wooki. He is the most gentle spirit and everytime I look in his eyes, I see such love. Everytime I hug him, I feel this incredible energy that washes over me. It feels like his love is cleansing my soul. It is the best feeling ever. 

Hummingbird

I also picked up a hummingbird recently, I think it was hurt.  I said a little prayer and it flew away. The next morning it came right up to me at eye level and just hovered for 10 seconds. I think it was saying thank you.

Animals make me feel like everything is not just ok, but glorious. They make me see the wonder in this world. Just watching them be brings out the goodness in me.

Tricia D.

 

Toby 5

Through all of this, my happy little Toby 5, sees only the light of life, shares his vigor for life in his daily exercise walks, and pushes us to get out into the fresh air.  He continues to play with his babies (toys) everyday, and at the end of each day washes my face clean of worry with his sloppy kisses.

Home for me is a lighted house that dwells within. We are exactly where we need to be in this moment in time.

Rosemary S.

 

Monica with Inky and Pinky

Pinky makes me feel grounded and he conveys to me a feeling of “this too shall pass” not just for the current situation, but for all of life affairs. He is so patient and calm.

Inky, my other kitty, passes to me a feeling of stillness and belonging. More sassy and daring, she teaches me how to keep moving forward.

Monica M.

 

Gingerbob

In the past 2 months, I have enjoyed watching my cats in the garden in the morning, instead of rushing off to work.

I thought about each of their unique characters and as I did, some words started to rhyme in my head.  I jotted them down and in no time at all I found I had written a poem about one of my cats who is called ‘Gingerbob.’

The lovely thing is that after writing this poem, Gingerbob has started to sit on my lap in the garden.  He sits on my lap indoors when I am on the sofa.  He sits very still and quiet.  This is new. He will usually come up to me and say hello and then trot off!  I now feel a deeper, stronger connection between us, which is wonderful.

I now want to write a poem about all of my pets now and see what happens!

Jane B.

 

Jerome and Charcoal

True treasures in our lives, our animals … more fur people as I call them. Here’s a pic of me and my buddy Charcoal, 18 years next month.

Jerome T.

NOW ONLINE:
Basic 1: Reawaken Your Ability to Communicate with Animals

In 2018 I took a break from teaching to find new ways of expanding my offerings.  I am happy to announce that registration for the ONLINE VERSION of my Basic 1 Course in Animal Communication is now live on the site.  Click here to learn more and register.

I have adapted the teachings so that these courses are just like learning with me in-person, only BETTER!  Learning over a 6-week period with fun exercises and private mentoring with me in between class meetings, the entire month and a half will be magical.

If you know you want this, do not put off signing up!  The registration went live last week and the courses are already 1/3 full.

I hope to be with you in a Basic 1 Course very soon!

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: The Big Picture

Jun 08 2020

Deers

 

Whenever I communicate with wild animals, especially in recent years, there is this feeling in the background of everything they say. “When are humans going to wake up?  When will you come home to the heart of who you are, the heart of Life?  We are waiting for you.”  

They are waiting for us to remember something that most of us don’t even realize we have forgotten.

What is it?

It is a state of awareness where we are centered, grounded, and connected to Life.  Where it is easy to feel ourselves and others.  Where we experience a natural, drama-free compassion and a deep understanding, whatever is happening.

It is a way of being in joy and in love, in curiosity and in wonder, where enthusiasm, clarity, and empathy are just right there — where all of these qualities are easily available. 

And coincidentally, this is the very place inside of you where communicating with animals is easy.  Really.

The best part is, your animals are waiting to help you.

Yes — your cat, your dog, your horses, your fish, your iguana, your rabbit, your birds, and the wild animals in your yard and all over the planet are all waiting to help you, to show you how to reawaken your natural capacity for silent, feeling-based communication.  

So you know it is going to be a fun and exciting and heart-opening adventure 🙂 

And in the process, you will strengthen your connection to the best parts of yourself — the open and playful and loving parts of you, the parts of you that your animals know so well.

The world needs this more than ever right now — people living from love and joy and curiosity and compassion.  Are you ready to be part of this re-awakening?

NOW ONLINE:
Basic 1: Reawaken Your Ability to Communicate with Animals

In 2018 I took a break from teaching to find new ways of expanding my offerings.  I am happy to announce that registration for the ONLINE VERSION of my Basic 1 Course in Animal Communication is now live on the site.  Click here to learn more and register.

I have adapted the teachings so that these courses are just like learning with me in-person, only BETTER!  Learning over a 6-week period with fun exercises and private mentoring with me in between class meetings, the entire month and a half will be magical.

If you know you want this, do not put off signing up!  The registration went live last week and the courses are already 1/3 full.

I hope to be with you in a Basic 1 Course very soon!

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: Learn Telepathy, The Big Picture

May 16 2020

It is a strange and beautiful time right now.

There are all these tragic things happening, people getting sick and losing their jobs.

And while it’s only a percentage of us who are directly affected, all of us are rearranging our lives. The usual commitments in our calendars – travel plans, work commitments, social engagements, haircuts (haha) – are no longer there, holding the narrative of our lives in place, reflecting back to us our sense of ourselves.

What’s more, the ways we insulate ourselves with familiar routines have been stripped away, and there’s this empty space and time. And just underneath, a silence. And stillness.

Even for people whose work continues, things feel different. In the background of our lives, there is this eerie, and somewhat awakening feeling of calm, mixed in with all of the change and uncertainty.

Can you feel it? I notice it just driving around, fewer cars on the road, and also when talking to friends, sharing about how our lives are different, how our routines have been affected. [Read more…]

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Written by Sharon Loy · Categorized: Inspiring Stories

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