My column in Tidningen Nära
What Kind of Language do the Animals Communicate in?
Can a foreign dog from Italy understand the Swedish language
when adopted in that country?
The brilliance of animals is that they can communicate in any
language.
Animals talk in images and emotions. Its as if we would see a
silent film that changes shades like a mood ring. They have clarity in what
they are sending and do not send out different or contradictory signals as we
humans can do. We can say one thing but mean something completely different.
Children and animals have the cleanest and clearest
communication.
What is scientifically proven is, when animals communicate (or
small children) they transmit images. These inner images are 0.4 seconds faster
than our spoken words. We can think of something and often the animal perceives
(or receives) it.
Body language is of course also a major factor in the whole
process of communication, just as with humans. However, the animals must be
required to learn not their own language but also the human language.
Giovanni was a small terrier abandoned in a shelter. I sat down
beside him and felt a tremendous sadness flowing from the little dog. He had
lost someone he loved!
The owner of the shelter nodded, and told me that the dog’s
owner had died, but the remaining members from the family didn’t want him. I
laid down next to him and was only in the moment.
I was later told where his master was buried, and I took the dog
with me to the cemetery. Directly, Giovanni jumped out and began to sniff, and
then moved up to the newly made grave.
Later Giovanni jumped into the car and his energy field had
changed. Several days later, we could see a huge difference in his behavior. He
ate, and he eyes sparkled again.
At the cemetery, I could "think" the emotions in peace
and quiet while Giovanni picked up "pictures". There was no one
around that could interfere with us, with his or her negative feelings, or send
pictures that they felt sorry for Giovanni. Pity turns into negative emotions
and allows children and animals to translate them into a message of "useless". They feel like “no one
likes me”.
A few days later Giovanni was adopted. His new energies attracted
the new family, an elderly couple, like his former master.
Animal Language has no words; energies can speak all languages.
If we are clean and clear in our thoughts and flow we then become
understandable. Swedish as well as Italian.
That's Amore!
Mia Mattsson-Mercer
