Telepathy = a universal language

There is only one language in animal communication

I’d like to share with you a recent experience that deeply moved me during an animal communication session with Catootje, a beautiful Newfoundland dog.

You could say that Catootje is “Dutch-speaking”, since her human companion is Dutch-speaking and they both live in the Netherlands, right?

Well, it’s actually much simpler than that!

Some Etymology: Tele = Far / At a Distance, Pathos = Feelings

When I connected with Catootje — remotely, as telepathy allows — the exchange unfolded with the same ease and understanding as in all my other experiences. We understood each other completely, 100% — perhaps even more.

Telepathy transcends language barriers because it draws on the universal language of emotions and feelings, shared and accessible to every living being. And it makes no difference whether the animal and the communicator are hundreds of kilometres apart… Yes, I know, it sounds incredible! And yet, what I’m telling you is very real. You’ll find a few testimonials here.

I then gave the guardian a report of our exchange in Dutch, conveying Catootje’s messages to her. After all, from human to human, we are operating on a completely different level of communication: that of articulated words, which we all understand.

The Language of the Heart

This experience with Catootje reminded me once again that, whatever language their humans speak, animals — just like us, who are ultimately animals too — can share and experience certain emotions and perceptions universally.

Telepathy, combined with an open heart, allows us to tune into this language with compassion. And when this practice is sufficiently developed, it is entirely possible to accurately perceive an animal’s subjective experience.

Telepathy allows us, for a moment, to become “a layer” for the other: we do not become the other, but we can tune into their subjective experience — their emotions, perceptions, experiences, information, and more — and sense, within our own body, what they are going through and feeling.

I want to reassure you that when you experience such a connection with kindness and the intention of being of service to the other, it is neither painful nor frightening. In fact, it feels incredibly natural and effortless. You remain fully yourself, while making yourself available to the other. This is why animal communication is also described as deep listening — which, to me, lies at the very heart of animal communication.

My website is now available in English, allowing me to provide my "human to human" services in English, as well as in Dutch and Italian. In addition to my mother tongue (French), these are the three languages I speak well enough to communicate fully with animal guardians.

I’m excited to be able to put my skills at the service of animals “all over the world”  just as I do as a professional animal portrait artist. For those who don’t know this side of me yet, here’s my website: www.artydog.cat

Thank you to Catootje and her human for helping me grow and take another step forward in my passion.