I was meditating early last night (before it got dark out), and a little dog from my neighborhood was barking his head off. I figured it was this little short nosed, white dog from down the street.

But then I saw a clear image of a little brown dog with a long nose. I looked outside, and indeed a dog of this description was doing all the "bark, bark, bark!" I couldn't sense what he was excited about. Maybe he saw me first. :D

sounds like remote viewing to me :)

I do like when these experiences happen.  They come so suddenly when you least expect them.  Even in a simple example such as this experience, it is amazing to see how the mind works and what it is capable of.  

Perhaps the little dog wanted company and was projecting his image to you?  

My English Pointer did this to me once.  Sorry for my explicit detail, hee hee... but I went to the bathroom and while sitting there the dog followed me in as he always does.  Usually he turns himself around to point his tail end at me so I can scratch him--oh joy!

But this time he just walked straight in, looked me in the eyes, then turned his head downward.  In those few seconds I got a clear vision in my mind of his water dish on the kitchen floor, completely empty.  In the vision was the inherent knowing that his bowl had been dry and he was very thirsty.  

I finished and walked to the kitchen as he followed me and sure enough, his water bowl was dry and just exactly as in my vision.  So I filled it and he drank, and drank, and drank.  Poor guy.  Normally I don't forget his needs but he sure did find a way to give me the message!  

I believe animals are good at this.  We just may not always receive their messages.

Love, Vicky  


:)

A small experience that says a lot.



wrote on Oct 27^th, 2005 at 12:58pm:

I do like when these experiences happen.  They come so suddenly when you least expect them.  Even in a simple example such as this experience, it is amazing to see how the mind works and what it is capable of.   Perhaps the little dog wanted company and was projecting his image to you?   My English Pointer did this to me once.  Sorry for my explicit detail, hee hee... but I went to the bathroom and while sitting there the dog followed me in as he always does.  Usually he turns himself around to point his tail end at me so I can scratch him--oh joy! But this time he just walked straight in, looked me in the eyes, then turned his head downward.  In those few seconds I got a clear vision in my mind of his water dish on the kitchen floor, completely empty.  In the vision was the inherent knowing that his bowl had been dry and he was very thirsty.   I finished and walked to the kitchen as he followed me and sure enough, his water bowl was dry and just exactly as in my vision.  So I filled it and he drank, and drank, and drank.  Poor guy.  Normally I don't forget his needs but he sure did find a way to give me the message!   I believe animals are good at this.  We just may not always receive their messages. Love, Vicky   :)

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But this time he just walked straight in, looked me in the eyes, then turned his head downward.  In those few seconds I got a clear vision in my mind of his water dish on the kitchen floor, completely empty.  In the vision was the inherent knowing that his bowl had been dry and he was very thirsty.

YES, this is how our animals talk to us and we to them, with pictures. This is great that you could pick this up Vicky.  Now if I could only get Spirit (my almost 7 month old German Shepherd) to see the pictures I transmit to him to not go faster when I say 'heel'. LOL

Love Ya,
Mairlyn  ;D

Ha, ha. Show him a picture of a turtle, or the U.S. Government responding to hurricane Katrina.


wrote on Oct 27^th, 2005 at 2:52pm:

YES, this is how our animals talk to us and we to them, with pictures. This is great that you could pick this up Vicky.  Now if I could only get Spirit (my almost 7 month old German Shepherd) to see the pictures I transmit to him to not go faster when I say 'heel'. LOL Love Ya, Mairlyn  ;D

ROFLOL  Good ones. ;-)

Love, Mairlyn ;-)

LMAO.. good one rec.. lol ;D

about the animals, they probably developed this sense of transmission of thoughts in pictures because they can't speak. you know, like blind people can't see but their hearing or smell is enhanced. something like that :)


wrote on Oct 27^th, 2005 at 3:02pm:

Ha, ha. Show him a picture of a turtle, or the U.S. Government responding to hurricane Katrina.