ALL FOR ONENESS
‘‘Twas the night before New Year
And out in the bush
Good food was scarce
But these kitties knew where to look.
The house with shining lights was inviting. There were many other kitty smells in the garden. They played there often under the shadows of darkness. On this New Year’s Eve, Wild Child Mama Cat decided it was time to introduce herself and her young son. Because cats are very clever and she knew that the Pink Feet in the Big House had a soft spot for cats and would take care of them.
‘They are All for Oneness,’ she thought as she made her way to the house. Oneness of all life and protection of animals – the abandoned and overlooked, the deserted and discarded, the neglected and forsaken, the misfits and abused – for all the creatures of Planet Earth. And the Earth itself. They know everything is interconnected – that we must respect our Earth home and live in harmony with nature and all the inhabitants. They know that animals bring joy into the lives of humans – and that animals speak in their own unique way.
We, the SkwattaKatz, are here to tell our story to bring some happiness into the world, enhance awareness of and respect for animals – and add a whole lot of magic along the way.
Animals Speak
Before the world went wonky and people lost the plot, it was quite normal for animals and humans to communicate. Not only with each other, but also with the trees and the plants and the sun, moon, and stars. We were all connected in the best possible way. Sadly, humans became engrossed in the material world and their connection to the natural world was severed. Their brains and lives got so busy with external information and over-stimulation, they can now barely hear themselves think – let alone pick up on the hushed and subtle signals and whispers of creatures that don’t shout loudly in words!
Animals do speak – they are wise, sentient beings. We have simply forgotten how to listen. It is time to expand our senses and reconnect – to evolve our abilities to hear what they have to say. We can communicate with animals if we take the time and trouble to tune in, connect and tap into their frequencies. Human senses are extremely limited compared to those of animals, but they can be expanded to receive information from animals and nature that is important, accurate and insightful.
Animals are exceptionally perceptive and have highly developed sensory-perception and intuitive abilities. Your pet can feel your feelings and sense your thoughts. Nature and animals speak to us every day: by their appearances, behaviours, movements and distinctive patterns. Every animal has a story to tell.
By increasing our awareness we will be more able to communicate with animals and understand the role they play in our lives and the lessons they have come to teach us. Awaken to the ancient knowledge of spirit animals, and how to clarify their roles in your life…they will become your friends, teachers and companions.
There are many tales of psychic pets. One of the most comprehensive, well-researched and reputable books on this subject is ‘Dogs That Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home’ by one of the world’s most innovative scientists, Dr Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist and author best known for his hypothesis of morphic resonance.
Read more: https://www.sheldrake.org/
The field of animal communication is now very popular, with specialist communicators and teachers practising all over the world. Nature and animals speak to us. We must learn listen to our animal companions – we could learn a lot!
Talk to the Animals
As Rex Harrison sang in the classic 1967 film Doctor Doolittle:
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Talk to the Animals
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If I could talk to the animals, just imagine it
Chatting to a chimp in Chimpanzee
Imagine talking to a tiger, chatting to a cheetah
What a neat achievement that would be!
If we could talk to the animals, learn their languages
Maybe take an animal degree
I’d study Elephant and Eagle, Buffalo and Beagle
Alligator, Guinea Pig, and Flea
I would converse in Polar Bear and Python
And I would curse in fluent Kangaroo
If people ask me, “Can you speak Rhinoceros?”
I’d say, “Of course-aros
Can’t you?”
I’d confer with our furry friends and animals
Think of the amazing repartee!
If I could walk with the animals, talk with the animals
Grunt and squeak and squawk with the animals
And they could talk to me
If I consulted with quadrupeds, think what fun we’d have
Asking over crocodiles for tea
Or maybe lunch with two or three lions, walruses or sea lions
What a lovely place the world would be
If I spoke slang to an orangutan, the advantages
Any fool on Earth could plainly see
Discussing Eastern art and dramas with intellectual llamas
That’s a big step forward, you’ll agree
I’d learn to speak in Antelope and Turtle
My Pekinese would be extremely good
If I were asked to sing Hippopotamus
I’d say “Why not-amus?”
And would
If I could parley with pachyderms, it’s a fairy tale
Worthy of Hans Andersen or Grimm
A man who walks with the animals, talks with the animals
Grunts and squeaks and squawks with the animals
A man can talk to the animals. It’s a miracle!
In a year from now, I guarantee
I’ll be the marvel of the mammals, playing chess with camels
No more just a boring old M.D
I’ll study every living creature’s language
So I can speak to all of them on sight
If friends say, “Can he talk in Crab or Pelican?”
You’ll say, “Like hell he can.”
And you’ll be right
And if you just stop to think of it, there’s no doubt of it
I shall win a place in history
I can walk with the animals, talk with the animals
Grunt and squeak and squawk with the animals
And they can squeak and squawk and speak and talk to me!
Songwriters: Leslie Bricusse
Talk to the Animals lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc