Animal communications is much more than a “job” or “title” it is a way of life. It is learning to appreciate the glimpse of the eagle as it flies overhead and knowing that you are not on your journey alone……. it is seeing the hawks and knowing that you are being taken care of and paying attention to the opportunities that fox has to offer.

Simply put, it is learning about your life – from life itself. Once you are in tune with nature, nature starts responding to you. June remembers asking to see a bear, at a safe distance for both animal and herself, on her trip to Bancroft– sure enough, she was blessed to have seen the behind of a bear cub as it scooted across the ditch and into the field. Animals (both wild and domestic) can mirror who we are (both what we like and don’t like about ourselves).

So when an animal keeps popping into your mind or if an animal scares you, look at the qualities of that animal and try to figure out what the animal may be trying to tell you about yourself. And the best part of all, when you get in tune with nature, others can’t help but follow. They can’t help but share your passion and enthusiasm.