A cat's vital message to humanity

Meet Oslo, the wise cat with a message for us!

In this post, I give the floor to a cat who explains that communication between animals and humans is vital, especially now. I end with a brief explanation of how to communicate with them.
At one of my monthly group animal communication sessions, Julie, a participant, wanted to ask Oslo a question. Oslo is her 8-year-old male cat that she had adopted from the Canadian SPCA.   
I explain to Oslo who I am and what I do. He's amazed.
-Well, that's interesting!
His person says hello and tells him she's ready to listen if he wants to share.
-Yes, I want Julie to keep communicating with me like this. We'll be able to talk about lots of things. Do it, talk to me like this. Even if you think there's no communication, there is. You'll learn to hear me better. In the meantime, you can do it, you know how.

He pauses with a smile and says, “It's taken all this time to communicate like this!” I reply that at least it's happening now. He adds, “Let's do it!” He's ready, curious, and eager. Then he gets serious, and his energy changes.
-Thank you for this opportunity,” he says. Animals and humans make a lot of jokes about possible communication between humans and animals. It's not a joke, it's a reality, and it's more important than ever.
Oslo's energy has really shifted. I feel his soul speaking.

Animal-human communication: of paramount importance!

“So many more humans need to open and maintain this communication with animals. You have no idea of the richness that awaits you if you dare to speak to us in this way, if you dare to maintain the link that you already have with us. We, the animals, are always present and around you. It's vital that you open up to us because we have so much to offer you in terms of who we are, not as breeds or species, but as consciousness, as a heart-to-heart connection. I invite all humans to communicate with us, to open this channel so that you can truly benefit from a pure connection from being to being, from heart to heart. We in the animal world are delighted by the interest and openness shown by humans.  For many, this is done out of curiosity. For others, it is from a calling to invest time and energy in finding yourselves, in finding your own connection. But beyond the fun of it, beyond the answers to your basic questions about a human-animal relationship, I’m talking about a relationship on another level. Many of you are open to this. Feel free to explore more of who you are through our relationship and our connection to Life. Thank you all for being here. Thank you for your great love and interest. For your sense of wonder. Allow me to use that expression; your sense of wonder as you truly get to know us for who we are. To recognize who we are and how we do things. Thank you for your commitment and talking about us and for this opportunity. Don't hesitate to spread the word so that more and more people can experience, rediscover, and touch this loving connection. It's what's needed on Earth right now for all species. So do it and dare to talk about it, without forcing anything or anyone. Very often people don't know about this possibility, so you sow a seed, and its reach is of the utmost importance.”

Julie, the cat’s person, is astounded at how profound her cat’s words are. She asks if he is the one speaking or if there is another being at his side.
I reply that animals are beings who inhabit bodies of many different forms. So, if we stay within this understanding, that they are beings, he doesn't need another being to speak this way. It's the being he is (Oslo) that speaks in this way because you, as his person, are open, and have the ability to welcome this space of who he is. Through me, I allow this communication to take place. That's what animals want. They want to be able to express themselves at this level. They want you to add this aspect to your everyday reality with your own animals. I like the example of the iceberg. It's not just the tip, but everything underwater that needs to be discovered. That's what the animal world wants us to do.  

“Discover us, come, and find us in this space that you've barely scratched the surface of. That's what it's all about.”

Enjoy Animal Communication!

Lynda Yelle Dolittle