But our speech can be especially powerful when the meaning of the words we say matches our tone of voice.
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Animal Communication Keynote Re-Revised June 1, 2017 Updated 7-4-17
I had considered giving a Google Hangouts workshop today but failing that here is the Keynote!
Dear Readers, Many clients have asked how they can be taught how to communicate with animals. This talk was meant for Monday May 2d at a small school in Chicopee and we only had an hour but I was out with a weird cold for the speech. I recast it though so you can read it. It's very simple and I saved a few secrets here so people will hopefully still want to contact me! The PDF is below! Thank you for your patience!
Download Animal Communication Saturday 10-4 July 2018 with possible follow-up Saturday 10 AM
Hope James Bowen doesn't mind me using this. There he is with "A Streetcat Named Bob"(Book).Gwen Cooper also writes the most literarily satisfying books about Cats!
Update: Tina Bekina thought, rightly so, that maybe the Burmese Vipassana prayer might be different for different people. In my Keynote I use Sharon Salzberg's interpretation: "May we be Safe, Happy, Healthy and Live at Ease. " Tina suggests, "Happiness and Confidence". Not sure it was in reaction to this Keynote or not. But it does resonate with the part of me that feels more alive when physically active. As I do with my cat!
As always, these phrases can be changed to suit oneself and more can be added.
The geat teacher Sharon Salzberg once suggested a mantra for walking a city sidewalk:
"May I be peaceful, may I be happy. May you be peaceful, may you be happy."