Weekend here and we are still praying for missing dog Falcor's homecoming 🙏He has been missing for almost 2 years 😢We have been in contact with psycics and some of them can tell that he is held by someone😢Please pray for him 🙏❤️ I also hope if someone can help with information of where he is🙏❤️We are close to hunting season so it is importent to get him out of the woods if that is the area hezstays now🙏❤️Thank you for all support and thoughts❤️Love from Gunn/Norway❤️
Hi Aiden, that’s really the essence of the learning, is getting used to trusting the quieter knowing within, from the part that is empathically connected to animals and all of life around you.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video❤️❤️❤️Weekend are close and we are still hoping and praying for missing dog Falcor's homecoming 🙏He has been missing for almost 2 years 😢We have been in contact with psycics and some of them can tell that he is held by someone😢Saturday we will be out in the woods again looking for Falcor,talking with people for help❤️Please pray for him to recognize us 🙏🍀❤️ I also hope if someone can help with prayers and information of where he is🙏❤️❤️❤️Thank you for all support and thoughts❤️Love from Gunn/Norway❤️
I would love to learn this! .. Unfortunately for me, finding time and funds can be very difficult. Especially the funds part. I would like to know more.]
Hi Rocky! I’d love to teach you! I definitely understand. I’m actually working on ways to make this more accessible to many more people, hopefully by end of next year. You can visit my website linked in the description and go to the courses page to learn more. It’s such a fun experience to learn in these courses 💛 Thanks for your sincere comments and stay in touch.
@sharonloyanimalcommunicator I appreciate the reply. As much as I would love to learn what you do, I am unfortunately limited. I took a look at the cost of taking the classes, and as fair as they are, I am unable, at least at this time, to take advantage of the offer. God bless you and what you do.
@@rockysmith4917I understand. Stay in touch. It’s a dream and goal of mine to make this accessible to anyone who has a sincere desire to learn. It’s really a reclaiming of our birthright to communicate through feeling with other living beings. Thank you for reaching out and I hope our paths cross for you to learn this.💕
Hi, yes I can! It’s because the foundation of what I do is connecting to an animal on the deepest level. And of course death is not an end but a change / transformation in form. Here is a link to my site where you can schedule if you would like: www.sharonloy.com. I hope to connect soon.💛
Hi Sharon,your female cat passed without warning we are all still in shock, and I can't come to terms that she is gone, I won't to know what caused her passing as the was no signs , and I would love if she can let us know if she is okay, my older daughter also as she was her cat. Thank you in advance ❤
I’m so sorry to hear this. I know it can be so heart wrenching after an animal friend passes, and the grief can be intense. Our animals connect to the deepest parts of our hearts in ways that our human loved ones don’t have access somehow. It is beautiful, but then when our animals transition it can be so painful. I would have to work with you as a client to help you in any meaningful way, and I’m happy to do that if you’d like. You can visit my website www.sharonloy.com and go from there. But it may help to say that you can try yourself to feel her presence. It’s hard when there’s intense sadness but many of my clients feel connection with their animal friends in Spirit, in the quiet moments of life or at night in dreams or even out in nature, with otter animals making themselves seem to you, on behalf of her spirit and love for you. It can take time but if you aspire from the depth of your love for her and the sincerity in your heart it can happen. Thinking of you and your family and your kitty, and sending love.
You are a very beautiful woman and I have seen a couple like you. There is something in your eyes slightly Indian, slightly bleeding back into the landscape, like the Indian eyes. And something that looks almost like eye shadow, or the shadows of the eyes, the dark spirits off the light. This is what Mother Nature is like. The Good of Humanity don't know the dark curling off the light. They aren't allowed. A certain level of intelligence and maturity is required, and only the Mother has that. Clearly she's shared it with you and her grace shows on your face innit! (I wonder why she choses such random people though. Another woman I knew was called Isla, and she was definitely spiritual and had immense non-ordinary experiences, but she was convinced by her psychiatrist that it was a known brain disease. And I don't usually love women, being a gay man and not interested in sex, but I loved her and thought she was beautiful. She was a lesbian funnily enough, but she was so decentered, so aloof, so far off, so amazingly beautiful, and yet she was a 40 female lesbian addict on antipsychotic drugs. One day I will get to the bottom of these far-away eyes. They have them in India and around the Hindu Kutch region. It has to do with Mother Nature but not the manifest - the unmanifest. I get it now. It's what we call 'the occult'. It's really the language that mediates between human consciousness and Mother Nature. The occult is the force of nature through the form of human understanding, but you bypass the form and connect directly mother to mother, animal to animal. My body consciousness has becomes self-conscious spiritual. It isn't happy about telling you this, but it knows that every animal is itself. That's a breakthrough, but I live in the West and am as you would expect Mother Nature to be living in the worst part of a total disease process that's destroyed the Earth - shit and angry. And Mother Nature screams on all subscultural music. It's her let out. And she likes a fag and a glass of wine too when she's stressed. So that's what she gets like in the West. When she's in a happier spot she gets like you. Thank you for spending the time reaing this ingenious message. I shall now doa chicken dance and jump out the window.
What does it mean when a cat comes out of your bushes and has been declawed & fix and no one claims him he was 5 years old I kept him during the pandemic I named him corona I love him so much he’s been with me for 4 1/2 years now
My ex has a cat who will go to the bathroom outside her litter box. When my ex complained about it and said her cat had an attitude and does it just to be an a-hole, it really bothered me because I knew she only did that because the litter box only got cleaned maybe once a week. Before I ever stepped foot into her house, I told my ex that her cat and I were going to be friends. My ex said, “Good luck because she’s a brat!” I tried to gently explain to her that cats need to have a clean bathroom, but she scoffed. So anytime I was there I’d clean out her litter box. Her cat, Daisy and I did become friends, but since my ex and I have broken up, I feel sad for her cat who is often cornered and barked at by her two dogs, and of course, her litter box is rarely clean. People who don’t care about or understand animals, or are too lazy to care for them shouldn’t have them. Period.
I understand. It’s really eye-opening for some people when they hire me and start to feel the animal’s perspective. Sometimes it’s about the people holding their own viewpoint in suspense so that they can open to a bigger picture. But I agree with you, some people really don’t want this, they want to scapegoat a particular animal. It’s so unfortunate. Somewhere along the lines I think they must have been scapegoated in their own family system, and are just repeating something. I don’t know of course. You did the right thing by trying to be patient and explain. Compassion and non-judgment are how people can be reached. I have this feeling that communicating with that cat could change your ex-girlfriend’s life. Thank you for sharing your experience.💛
It's not that Lilly wasn't "wise". It's that she had never experienced the absence of light and, so, had not yet known any sort of appreciation for it. Darkness is the MOTHER of light. It's why we're here. To experience and explore the absence of light so we can experience and explore the joy of its discovery. Without darkness, light wouldn't even be recognized - it would have no value BUT, after the incident with the coyotes, Lilly got a little taste of the darkness (the coyotes' job) and that danger and Poquito's courage and selfless acts gave her the ability to recognize the light so, she now has the capacity to explore it and discover its awesomeness and value which may include more exploration of the darkness but, nobody dies so, there are no universal laws being broken. It's like the saying, "Man is greater even than the angels." which means that, in knowing darkness, he is aware and appreciative of the light when he next experiences it - something that the angels don't even recognize, having never experienced the absence of the light, in the sense of "the prodigal son". This is the wisdom of the universe.
Hi Bharti, I offer online courses. You can go to my website www.sharonloy.com and sign up for my newsletter to stay informed of the course schedule. Also, I’ll be publishing a book on this very topic. I’ll announce its publication date on my site and in the newsletter too. Thank you for inquiring! It’s beautiful to feel people’s enthusiasm for learning to communicate with animals.
Just wow! And THANK YOU!! I got so emotional and I'm grateful for that and I understood so many things, like why I can't hear what animals would say to me, as I can already communicate with them through emotions, feeling what they are feeling and getting clues about what they want, but to me it's so heartbreaking the pain they've gone through for so many centuries, that to be open to full communication is way too painful for me. Only watching those horses in that truck broke my heart and I'm still crying, I don't know if anybody would ever understand how much it hurts me to feel their suffering. Hearing Sharon sharing how good some animals feel is such a relief for me. There's so much pain but they also experience good things. Animals have saved my life and I love them more than words can ever say.
Thank you for this beautiful comment. I understand, animals have saved my life too. Their courage to be open to life even with the pain and suffering is an inspiration, and to love me in my human struggling and imperfect-ness. Thank you again for sharing 💛
@@sharonloyanimalcommunicator You said that with so much wisdom and you made me see that they don't hold onto pain at all, not like we humans may do, they might protect themselves after what they've experienced, but they don't have resentment. The pain I'm afraid to feel if I'm open to full communication is actually my own. Perhaps we see ourselves as imperfect because we hold onto resentment? It's the only different I can see from them and us, but if we let go of that, If we forgive ourselves, we might actually realize that we, the same as them, are perfect. Thank you!! 💚💚💚💚
Animals connect with our deepest parts, and help us feel our truth, in the quiet corners of our hearts. When they leave it’s such a devastation, it’s like we lose access to these important places within ourselves. I’m so sorry for your loss 🐱💛
@@sharonloyanimalcommunicator I always felt different and alone in the world I've never really had friends and adults never understood me but he did without any hesitation and struggle. Now I feel I'll never make those connections again I've never made them with humans but I try and hope that one day I will find another creature with the same ❤️ thank you for saying that He was orange in his name was Benedict 🐱
This is the best documentary I’ve ever seen Just wow ❤❤❤ you are a truly amazing woman with a wonderful gift Thanks for helping so many animals and please do more documentaries I could watch you all day my heart is just bursting with love 💗
Hi Lianne, Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I’m so happy that my work and video have lifted your spirits and deepened your appreciation of animals and all that they are and do! Your message definitely brightened my day ☀️ Thank you again for posting.
@@sharonloyanimalcommunicator Thankyou so much for the kind message I will be definitely treating myself and my chihuahua Roley to a reading from you for a joint Christmas present 💝 much love and blessings
You vibrate highly. Your voice is communicates your Buddha nature I'm not even listening to your words per sé I'm just myself at 63 finally getting to a point where I'm still enough inside to hear this.
This is one of my favorite animal communication accounts. Hoping folks realize that this is something we can learn to do... It's an awakening. Here's to those who treat animals well in all the ways. Earth needs triage: you guys are the ones who are going to matter in big ways. 🌎🍃🦋🐈🔭🌙✨💙
Easier said than done. They can jump a 6 ft fence. That's why people keep donkeys and llamas in with the goats and sheep, to protect them. Donkey did her job!
My cat Zoey has been missing for almost 2 months. How I wish I could find her or she could make her way home. My heart is broken but I really try to remain positive.
Hi Holly, I’m so very sorry to hear this. I know it can be so excruciating when our animals go missing. I do private sessions still and if this is something that you would like, you can register via my website at www.sharonloy.com. I would love to help you and Zoey. Sending you and Zoey much love and prayers for her safe return.💛
Sharon I hope you're still here. I just want to say I struggle to deal with the reality of how we handle animals, and life in general. Instead of feeling the world, we try to think through it and I feel like that is our collective grave.
Hello, Yes I’m definitely still here. What you are saying here is arguably the motivating force behind my whole business and really my whole life. I’ve never understood humans, and yet I am one. We are such strange animals, so disconnected from feeling. And so lacking in integrity, generally speaking. I’m writing a couple of books right now, hopefully to bring some hope and clarity. I also have a practice doing animal communication and I teach small courses in animal communication. Thank you for sharing your heartfelt thoughts. It takes courage to be present to the reality of the needless pain and suffering we humans inflict on other living beings. Your courage to see what is true and wrong is a gift to this world and it does contribute to our collective awakening as a species. I do have hope. Especially when I hear from people like you.
@@sharonloyanimalcommunicator Sharon I have some questions that make me confused about all the animal empathy premise though..hopefully you can shed some light. If animals can sense each other's feelings, what's with the extteme brutalities such as cannibalism, infanticide (lion and bear males killing the cubs for example), eating the prey alive (African wild dogs), sibling eliminations among Eagle chicks, orca's play-turture with seals, etc.. And I wonder..how are you dealing with the reality of a meat industry? To me, it is by far the greatest crime against life to ever happen on this planet and I feel like it brought a point of no return levels of "bad karma" on all of humanity.
@@creativeearthian1702 First I would say that animals are not immune to cruelty. Jane Goodall pointed to this decades ago in her work with chimpanzees. And just in your message here you’ve cited some good examples. But there are so many examples all across the animal kingdom. However, humanity takes cruelty to an entirely new level. Vivisection, and all manner of scientific experiments on animals, create a living hell for so many. Existing day after day in pain, agony and despair really, for months even years. I have yet to see that level of darkness in animals. Factory farms are a form institutionalized cruelty that is a definite stain on the soul of humanity. Anyone who takes a moment to consider how food animals are meant to live in nature and then how they are confined and mistreated in these operations can see the wrongness of what’s going on there. It is humans’ profound lack of empathy and our existence largely disconnected from feeling altogether, as well as warped ideas about the nature of life and a wrong understanding of our relationship to other living things that keep these atrocities recurring. Essentially what you are asking about though is pain. How can life be a good thing when there is so much pain? Even animals inflict seemingly needless pain on each other. How can this be ok? This is an important theme in the book that I’m writing right now actually, and unfortunately I can’t sound byte the content in a satisfactory way. What I can say here is that animals have a different relationship to death and while they feel pain intensely just like we do, they are more connected to a much bigger force of love that weaves through the fabric of life and really is the substance and substratum of life itself. This helps make pain and death a little more bearable for them, not quite as horrible. They have access to spiritual help in the experience of pain and death that modern humans have more so lost touch with. I go into depth in the first book about this. Why animals trust life, and its pain, more than we do. This is one of companion animals’ daily gifts to us humans, reminding us that life is good, even with its pain. I hope this helps. In a year or two I will make an announcement on the channel about the release of these first two books I’m writing. I’ve learned so much from animals communicating with them for going on 20 years now. In the most innocent of comments they give us insight into the nature of life on this earth and our proper place within it all. It’s a paradigm shift for humans when we start being present to what animals have to share with us.
I've shared this with so many people and wish it was at least an hour long. Beautiful explanations about who we all can be to each other. Many thanks for posting it. Peace, everyone.
Beautiful. It has always deeply pained me to see how misunderstood and sometimes horribly treated animals are, by humans. I’ve always known we’re here to evolve and work towards accomplishing unconditional love which I feel those who come in to be our pets have already mastered. Instead seems like animals are always a willing party to treat humans with respect and if there’s ever discourses seems, to me like it’s always because of the sheer amount of negative actions they have seen by humans already and therefore when they act out or even aggressively, I think it is probably because they’ve reached the point of feeling they need to behave in a defensive manner, in order to protect themselves and or because they feel disrespected. It is beyond frustrating to me, that there’s people that never realized that there’s intelligent emotional souls inside animals. I don’t understand how people cannot see that just by looking into their eyes, but I’m glad people are waking up.
I had a profound experience with my cat Tigger who passed- He came to me and spoke to me telepathically and shot a Love thru me that I have never felt before- We had conversation- I cried for 3 days- I ask him if he was with God- Hd said no I’m with the man who takes care of animals. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
