This was an excellent article. Having taught cognitive ethology and interspecies communication to professionals for over 40 years, it is delightful to see an article that covers this field. While those of us operating in the scientific realm of consciousness research prefer the term inter-species, interspecies, cross-species, or trans-species rather than “ animal communication, the information presented is very needed and helpful.
I laughed when I saw your article on “ woo woo” as I have a lecture I have done for many years called “Woo Woo Science- The reality behind subtle communication “. And if you have read the book “A Horse by Nature” you will see the chapter on Communication dives into multiple communication channels horses and humans can use including subtle / intuitive communication. You are so right about how something so natural has had to carefully been crafted with language to bring awareness and comfortable recognition. Having worked with Olympic level riders in dressage and jumping since the 1990s it is no secret how many horsemen and women who truly care about their horses have used “ interspecies communicators” to assist. Many of the veterinarians also are learning expanded awareness tools like dowsing to help them better diagnose horses.
So thank you Noelle for bringing this topic into mainstream.
This was an excellent article. Having taught cognitive ethology and interspecies communication to professionals for over 40 years, it is delightful to see an article that covers this field. While those of us operating in the scientific realm of consciousness research prefer the term inter-species, interspecies, cross-species, or trans-species rather than “ animal communication, the information presented is very needed and helpful.
I laughed when I saw your article on “ woo woo” as I have a lecture I have done for many years called “Woo Woo Science- The reality behind subtle communication “. And if you have read the book “A Horse by Nature” you will see the chapter on Communication dives into multiple communication channels horses and humans can use including subtle / intuitive communication. You are so right about how something so natural has had to carefully been crafted with language to bring awareness and comfortable recognition. Having worked with Olympic level riders in dressage and jumping since the 1990s it is no secret how many horsemen and women who truly care about their horses have used “ interspecies communicators” to assist. Many of the veterinarians also are learning expanded awareness tools like dowsing to help them better diagnose horses.
So thank you Noelle for bringing this topic into mainstream.
You are so welcome. Your work sounds meaningful. Mary Ann, you know what my definition of woo woo is?
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