The Meaning of Psychic Animals
Psychic Animals
If you've ever experienced the feeling that your dog could sense your sadness without you having to say anything, or witnessed your cat staring intently into an empty corner as if an unseen presence were there, you might have found yourself questioning the extent of animal perception compared to humans. This article aims to delve deeper into the spiritual significance of animals/ pets in our lives, exploring not only their roles as companions but also the intriguing phenomena surrounding psychic animals.
We will define what is meant by 'psychic animals' and explain how they are believed to possess heightened senses or abilities that allow them to perceive emotions and energies in ways that are not immediately clear to us. Also, we will discuss how pet psychics, or animal communicators, use their unique skills to connect and communicate with animals on a deeper level, sharing insights into their behaviors, emotions, and more.
What Are Psychic Animals?
Psychic animals are believed to sense, mirror, and transmit subtle energy, emotions, and intuitive information to humans. In modern pet psychic practice, the term refers to pets who: anticipate owners’ emotions or actions, react strongly to unseen energies or people, and seem to convey symbolic messages through behavior or presence.
Additionally, the literature suggests that certain animals appear to possess extrasensory perception (ESP) or intuitive abilities that enable them to predict natural disasters or sense their owners' emotions. For instance, there are reports of dogs and cats exhibiting unusual behavior before earthquakes or storms, suggesting they can detect environmental changes humans cannot. Additionally, some pets seem to intuitively understand their owner's feelings, providing comfort during times of stress or sadness. These remarkable abilities highlight the deep bond between humans and animals and suggest that some species may perceive the world in ways that remain largely mysterious to us.
Ancient Civilization
Egyptian Goddess BastetThe idea that animals possess psychic abilities is not new.
In ancient Egypt, cats played a significant role in Egyptian society. In addition to co-existing with Egyptians, cats were viewed as symbols of grace and divinity and held in high esteem.
Egyptians associated these psychic animals with the Goddess Bastet, a deity representing protection, fertility, and motherhood.
Cats were viewed as spiritual protectors and vessels of psychic function. Because of their pupils' ability to adjust to the dark and their nocturnal habits, Egyptians believed cats had a supernatural ability to perceive and navigate unseen, spiritual dimensions.
According to ancient Egyptian literature, the Egyptians mourned the demise of their cats by shaving their eyebrows.
Mummification and animal cemeteries demonstrate how Egyptians regarded cats as sacred.
Dogs and Cats as Healers
In addition to being good, loving companions, animals are known to possess healing powers.
In an article written by Valerie Reiss for the March 2008 issue of Natural Health magazine, she states that animals have an "uncanny ability to make people feel better- or even save them...provide companionship to the lonely, and help reduce stress through physical touch."
Moreover, she says that Stanley Coren, Ph.D, author of Why Does My Dog Act That Way? has indicated that animals, "give you affection and support, whether you've earned it or not." Animals accept you as you are and are non-judgmental.
According to a study, introduced by the American Journal of Cardiology in 2003, "men who had heart attacks were more likely to be alive after four years if they owned a dog."
In another study, two groups of people suffering from hypertension were used. One group was told to adopt a dog or a cat, and the other was the control group. "After six months, the pet owners showed significantly lower blood pressure than the control group."
Many pet owners believe that animals, especially dogs and cats, see spirits. A 2015 UK survey reported that more than 30% of pet owners believed their pets protect them from ghosts or spirits, and about 75% believed their pets could predict illness, according to Medical News Today. Science has not confirmed the perception of spirits, but dogs and cats are highly sensitive to scent, posture, routine, and environmental changes.
Oscar, Animal Healer
A local newspaper reporter depicts a cat with an "uncanny knack." A cat by the name of Oscar, who was "adopted as a kitten and grew up in a third-floor dementia unit at the Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center," can predict the death of nursing-home patients. Just like doctors and nurses, Oscar has been seen to make his rounds. "He'd sniff and observe patients, then sit beside people who would wind up dying in a few hours." Oscar's behavior has made it possible for families to have a better chance of saying goodbye to their dying loved ones. According to one of the doctors, Oscar "doesn't make too many mistakes."
Luisah Teish
In Luisah Teish's book, Jambalaya, The Natural Woman's Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals, she writes that cats, "become alter egos whose behavior tells us something about ourselves."
Furthermore, she says, "I have had cats who stood guard at my bedside when I was ill, found lost objects for me, or hissed and scratched at people who did not have my welfare at heart."
San Lazaro
Jesus Christ first mentioned the story of San Lazaro, a beggar and leper, in a parable. In Catholicism, he is the Patron Saint of lepers, and in Santeria, he is regarded as a healer of physical and emotional pain.
Pictures and statues of San Lazaro depict two dogs, his constant companions, licking his sores. In a world where lepers were shunned, the dogs provided San Lazaro with companionship, love, and comfort. These psychic animals were his only faithful friends.
Sylvia Browne
In Sylvia Browne's book, Insight, she depicts animals as being..."God's most perfect creations." According to her, they are..."Angels living among us."
Furthermore, she believes that animals..."are the most naturally gifted psychics on earth" and possess, "uncanny intuitive survival and communication skills..."
What Is a Pet Psychic or Animal Communicator?
A pet psychic, animal psychic, and animal communicator are terms that describe the same profession, though individuals may have their own preferences for which title they use. Some may choose to identify as “communicators” to emphasize their role in facilitating understanding between humans and animals, while others might lean towards the term “psychic” to highlight their ability to perceive and interpret information beyond normal sensory perception.
The core claim of these practitioners is that they can connect and communicate with animals on a deeper level, effectively translating human language into the animal's unique perspective. This involves not just interpreting the sounds or behaviors of animals but understanding their thoughts, emotions, and memories. They assert that animals can convey symbolic messages and feelings that may reflect their experiences and needs.
Through various methods—ranging from meditation to intuitive insight—pet psychics aim to bridge the communication gap between humans and animals. Their work can provide valuable insights for pet owners, helping them better understand their pets’ needs, feelings, and behaviors.
How Animal Psychic Communication Is Said to Work
Animal psychic communication is usually described as a spiritual and experiential model, not a laboratory-proven explanation. Practitioners say it has three pillars: telepathy, meaning mind-to-mind impressions; energetic empathy, meaning feeling what the animal feels; and symbolic messages, meaning images, sensations, or behaviors that carry meaning.
Pet psychic communication involves a direct, mind-to-mind exchange that transcends the physical senses, enabling telepathic and intuitive communication between humans and animals. Pet psychics believe that animals possess innate intelligence and emotional complexity, which can be accessed through intuitive and psychic means to foster a deeper understanding between pets and their owners.
Telepathy and Intuition: The Non-Verbal Language of Animals
Telepathy is the ability to communicate thoughts and feelings without relying on verbal or physical cues, allowing a direct connection with an animal's mind. In animal communication, this may mean receiving mental pictures, emotions, or inner words from an animal and sending back calm images or feelings in response.
For example, you might suddenly sense that your indoor cat is trapped in a closet before hearing any sounds, or wake up moments before your dog has a seizure or panic attack. Animal psychics train to trust these impressions, distinguishing genuine signals from coincidences. The key factor is consistency: do the same intuitive signals arise repeatedly in similar situations? Recognizing these patterns helps them better understand and respond to animals' needs.
“Clairs" Tools Used by Animal Communicators
Methods of pet psychic communication include clairvoyance, clairsentience, clairaudience, and soul-to-soul communication, each providing unique insights into an animal's thoughts and emotions.
- Clairvoyance is the ability to receive information through visual impressions, enabling one to see images or symbols related to an animal's world.
- Clairaudience means you may hear a phrase, tone, or inner message as if the animal were talking.
- Clairsentience allows individuals to perceive and feel animals' emotions and physical sensations, creating an empathic connection that enhances understanding of their needs.
- Claircognizance is the intuitive knowing about an animal's needs and desires without conscious reasoning, providing direct access to insights about their world.
- Clairolfaction, or psychic smelling, allows individuals to perceive scents that are not detectable by the physical nose, providing insights into an animal's preferences and environment.
- Clairgustation is rarer and may feel like tasting medicine, grass, or bitter water while tuning into a pet.
Pet Owners
Mizu and Sara
Ms.M is an animal lover and the owner of the two dogs pictured above
She writes, "MIZU came into our lives after my mom passed away. It was a time of much pain and loneliness. Mizu has been a breath of fresh air. I can't imagine my life without her crazy self. Mizu is on the anxious side at times, so I thought a playmate would do her good. I adopted a black lab named SARA. OMG, what a sweet dog she is! So different from MIZU. They are both different, but what a great match! I so enjoy watching them play, listening to my uncle's laugh, and seeing my son play with them. So glad I made the decision to include Sara and Mizu in our lives. I adore my girls more than words can say."
Ms.M is the owner of the two dogs pictured above
She writes, "MIZU came into our lives after my mom passed away. It was a time of much pain and loneliness. Mizu has been a breath of fresh air. I can't imagine my life without her crazy self. Mizu is on the anxious side at times , so I thought that a playmate would do her good. I adopted a black lab named SARA. OMG, what a sweet dog she is! So different from MIZU. They are both different, but what a great match! I so enjoy watching them play, listening to my uncle's laugh and seeing my son play with them. So glad I made the decision to include Sara and Mizu in our lives. I adore my girls more than words can say."
Update: At this time, Mizu and Sara are no longer here. They have crossed over to the other side.
Benji
My friend, who is the owner of a Yorkie- Benji, states, "Benji is an important member of my family. He is very attached to us, and when a family member is not home, he paces back and forth until the person returns. He is our protector."
Deceased Pets
Many animals, upon their passing, are buried in pet cemeteries. However, what happens to these beloved pets, who have contributed so much to humanity, when they die? Is there an afterlife for them? Do they travel through a tunnel or enter a white light? Do they go to a place we call heaven? Or do they simply fade away, never to be seen again and forgotten forever?
In a letter included in Sylvia Browne's book, a man wrote to Sylvia expressing how devastated he was after his Golden Retriever had passed away. One day, while looking out the kitchen window, he saw a golden blur sprint by the backyard... Thinking that it was his other dog (also a Golden Retriever), he didn't pay it much attention. When he found his dog inside, sound asleep, he realized that his beloved spiritual pet—the Golden Retriever—had come to visit him. No other dog was in his backyard.
Sylvia Browne believed that psychic animals visit and watch over us here on Earth. "Their spirits are more pure and more advanced than ours...when they leave here they head straight back Home...where they're cherished..."
A friend recently shared a beautiful poem with me about psychic animals. It is called The Rainbow Bridge, and it goes like this:
RAINBOW BRIDGE
Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge. When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable.
All the animals that had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor. Those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by. The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind.
They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. His bright eyes are intent. His eager body quivers. Suddenly, he begins to run from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster.
You have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart.
Then you cross Rainbow Bridge together.
Author Unknown
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