06/10/2025
Often, members in my Deep Speak group say something like this when they’re practising communicating with animals:
“The information comes flowing in when I first connect with the animal… but then it stops… and I guess that must mean the animal no longer wants to communicate anymore.”
Let me say that this is not the case in my experience – the second part, that is. The idea that information stops because the animal has stopped wanting to converse.
Here’s what I experience (and what I teach others to notice):
When I first connect, the information that sits most forefront in the animal’s energetic imprint is there, ready and waiting. It’s often what’s most available and easy to perceive – like walking up to an apple tree where the fruit is ripe for picking. As I approach, I see the apples almost waiting for me, and it’s effortless to reach for them.
Then, after a while, it seems like there are no more apples to pick – unless I move closer to the tree, step under the branches, and really look for more.
That’s what it’s like in communication. The initial, surface layer of information – the “fruit” that’s ready – has been received. Now it’s up to me to go deeper… to ask questions, explore, get curious, and gently guide the animal toward topics that may not appear on the surface. (Sometimes their human’s concerns don’t hold the same priority for them.)
So I go deeper – under the apple tree, reaching higher, standing on tiptoes, sometimes even needing a step ladder – and I find more fruit. 🍏
That’s where the real conversation begins.
Does this make sense how I’m describing my experience? I’d love to know in the comments. ~ Joanne
