HeyJaredAnimal Communication Adventure Secret Podcast
Introducing your Animal Communication Adventure secret students-only podcast - a behind-the-scenes Q&A about growing your animal communication practice.
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How to work with intuitive images or messages that are confusing, upsetting or unclear (opens the original)
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It can be challenging enough to have a conversation in a language you don't feel you have fully mastered. What can make it even harder is when you don't understand what the animal is saying when they reply! What should you do when you know the animal is replying to you but you don't understand what they are trying to say? Shannon offers tips in this secret podcast episode.
Finding the balance between the simple joys of animal companionship and the need to practice your animal communication skills (opens the original)
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When we first begin to learn the ancient art of animal communication, everything can feel joyful, shiny and new. But after some time that can wear off as the discipline of regular practice to improve sets in. How can serious students balance the simple joys of animal companionship with the need to practice their skills regularly to improve and grow as communicators? Shannon shares insights from her own learning and teaching journey.
Welcome to the Animal Communication Adventure Secret Podcast (opens the original)
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Welcome to your secret podcast! This podcast is specifically designed & curated for students and graduates of Animal Communication Adventure. 💕 NOTE: Please do not share this podcast feed with others - rather, direct them to the enrollment link for Animal Communication Adventure and let them know access is included with their participation in the program. Enrollment link: https://www.animallovelanguages.com/enroll
What are the pros & cons of practicing animal communication in pet shelters? (opens the original)
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Volunteering to do pro bono (unpaid) animal communication sessions can be a vital part of building your trust bank and gaining experience with a variety of different situations and personalities, both animal and human. But should reaching out to animal shelters be a part of that? Shannon offers a variety of insights to think through as you are considering whether reaching out to a local charity or rescue organization should be part of your ongoing development as a communicator.
Is it a different process to intuitively tune in with animals versus humans (with bonus discussion!) (opens the original)
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Even after going through a formal course of study with a master animal communication teacher, you will still be tasked with finding your own way to practice your craft out in the world. This is true whether you are using your intuitive skills with non-human animals or with human animals. In this episode, Shannon shares what this has been like for her and some considerations to keep in mind as you develop your own way of working with animals and their humans.
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