Dear Student, Self-doubt is not something to worry about. Self-doubt is an expression of your sincerity. You do not wish to fool yourself, misrepresent an animal, or fool anyone else. I often tell my clients that self-doubt is something to celebrate. Our willingness to doubt ensures that we ask questions, remain humble, and stay open to new information. When experiencing doubt, ask the animals to let you know if you are truly hearing, feeling, and seeing their communications. Animals of all species love to let you know that you are on track. They enjoy finding ways to assure you. One time I asked a salamander if I was truly hearing her or if I was imagining. She graciously skirted up my body onto my shoulder. She accompanied a friend and I on a twenty minute walk! My heart felt so full. My trust in what I was perceiving deepened. Another time, when I had self-doubt, an owl stopped me right in front of my drive way. Trusting I would stop, she filled my heart with awe and love. She affirmed the truth of our connectedness. Years back when my encounters with whales and dolphins had been long-distance and telepathic, I called out to the sea upon my arrival in Molokai. “If I am really talking to you whales let me know.” Immediately a whale rose into the air and back into the water. A tail was waved over and over for many minutes following. Ask the animals to affirm what you think you are receiving from them. If you are not really hearing, they will find ways to tell you. People have reported a turn of the head, a turn of the body, or a nose in the air when not fully receiving the message of an animal. Knowing when you are off is a great blessing. It doesn’t invalidate your worth, your work, or your gifts. It simply causes you to become even clearer in your perceptions. Ask the animals to help you erase doubts by affirming your understanding and redirecting any misperceptions. This will help you to gain faith, trust, and ability to communicate. Love, Laurie Dr. Laurie Moore is an internationally respected licensed therapist, certified animal communicator, and spiritual teacher who has taught throughout the U.S. and Europe, appeared on numerous radio and TV programs, and is host of her own TV show, Universal Love and Animal Communication. For two decades she has assisted people and animals to transform their lives, awaken to universal love, and communicate in evolved and fulfilling ways. Learn more and connect with her at www.animiracles.com. Ready to write your own Dear Student note?
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Zuzana Kohoutová
7/25/2016 06:06:06 am
Thank you very much for this article. I started learning animal communication about 3 month ago. I´m still full of self-doubt and fear that I´m making things up. It is very helpful to know that self-doubt is a sign of sincerity. And a sign that you want to learn more. I can know continue learning inspite of it. Your article really motivates me to try even harder (and without pressure). I´m very grateful for it
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9/22/2023 10:05:27 am
It's great that you explained that animal communicators can ask the animals if they are really hearing them. My friend wants to know his dog's needs. I think it's best to seek help from an animal communicator to understand his dog.
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