Animal Communication Adventure Secret Podcast

When you see animals during an animal communication session, is this meant to be a literal image of the animal you are talking with or is it symbolic? What do you do when the visual part of a message seems clear but you don’t get other information from the animal to fill in the gaps of the message and provide the full meaning?© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

When you are communicating with an animal who needs to give you feedback about your own behavior or your impact on them, is it particularly hard to pick up negative or critical information about yourself? And how can you know for sure that an animal’s behavior is or isn’t about you (mirroring or modeling)?© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Is there a specific social etiquette or way of behaving you need to follow as an animal communicator when you want to talk with an animal? How do animals experience our attempts to initiate a conversation or turn up the intuitive volume to get clearer replies?© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

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.BONUS: Additional discussion on the culture of animals vs humans!© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

There is a time to push through challenges and a time to be patient so the process itself can work. Yet it can be all too easy to feel impatient on the journey to developing your animal communication skills and confidence. In this episode, consider various reasons why impatience can crop up and learn how to find your own pace as you grow and develop into the communicator you were always meant to become.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Not every animal communication conversation is going to go smoothly. There are many reasons why it can feel harder than usual to understand what an animal wants to tell you. In this episode, we talk through various reasons for this and how to learn from these difficult conversations to emerge stronger and more confident than before.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

There are different schools of thought when it comes to applying the skill of animal communication to talking with your personal animals. Is it easier? Harder? Different in other ways? This episode offers an open-ended conversation so you can contemplate your own experiences talking with your personal pets. © Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Working with your light team is one of the ways to overcome challenges during animal communication conversations. Your light team has so much to offer and teach. But sometimes the ways they teach and guide us can be surprising. In this episode, learn ways to address not feeling supported by your light team. And learn techniques to deal with unwanted low vibration energies and visitors who may try to interfere with your communications. © Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

What do you do when all of your animal communication conversations start to sound the same? Stiff, robotic, uninteresting....these are some ways students describe such conversations. Is there a way to make your conversations with animals more engaging for you, the animal and (if applicable) the other human? Shannon shares her thoughts in this secret podcast episode.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

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.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Animal communication is an ancient language as old as the first animal species. What is far newer is our efforts as humans to relearn and then teach this ancient language to other humans! Further complications arise because different animal communication teachers have different ideas about how to teach and what to teach and how to conduct animal communication sessions. Is there a way to find common ground within these different schools of thought? Shannon shares her insights after studying with several different respected animal communication teachers and then going on to become a teacher herself.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

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.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

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.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Talking about the "what next?" after completing a course or formal program in the ancient art of animal communication. Courses and programs provide much-needed structure, focus and also community for the developing communicator. But after the course or program concludes, what then? There are many options, including the one many students face, which is to carve out their own path on their own to continue learning and growing. Shannon shares what her own journey has been like and offers insights into different options to keep refining your craft as an animal communicator.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

There are many intuitive pathways through which we can receive communication from an animal we want to talk with. Deep knowing, also called claircognizance, is one of these pathways. Shannon offers tips and ideas for how to tell when you are experiencing deep knowing versus when your mind has started to interfere and draw its own conclusions.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Just like humans, non-human animals go through all kinds of experiences in life, including situations that are traumatizing. Many animal communicators are natural empaths and some also have the genetic trait of high sensitivity. Add to these a caring heart and sincere desire to be of service, and it can be all too easy for the developing communicator to blur the energetic boundary between themselves and the animal. Shannon talks about how to set up and maintain strong energetic boundaries so you can be of service to the animals without the risk of taking on energy or emotion that is not yours to process.© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

Just a little meet & greet to get you set up for success as you listen to each Q&A episode. Bhumi Vanderheyen is a graduate of Animal Communication Adventure and she has aspirations to pursue animal communication as a professional.Shannon Cutts is the creator of Animal Communication Adventure and your hostess for this secret students-only podcast. © Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/

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© Shannon Cutts. All rights reserved. https://www.animallovelanguages.com/