Animals are masters of silence.
While of course you may disagree if you have a dog with a barking issue, animals are amazingly adept at being silent “for” us.
They will often remain close while we go through our “stuff.” Most of
us animal lovers can attest that being in their presence provides a
comfort like nothing else. And many can also relate to being with a
human who, although well-intentioned, actually may make matters worse
with their attempts to provide help through talking. We've all likely
been that human. I know I have.
I spoke with my master teacher animal family members about the power of silence:
TirNa:
Sometimes I'm sort of laughing to myself. It's because I'm just waiting
for you to settle down. It's funny how you do things. Animals teach
humans to learn to sit and be silent for another person or animal.
Gracie: I sit with anyone who is sad and say nothing. It's my presence that matters most. I hold the space.
Cheyenne:
It's the spaces in-between. We wait while humans are sad or anxious.
That's when the healing and movement happens. This doesn't happen if you
are talking too much.
This “space” or “silence” is also where we hear what the animals do have to say.
If our brains are over-active it doesn't allow for this. Animals have
actually taught me to train my brain to slow down. I had to do this in
order to grow in my animal communication abilities. It was so important
to me to be able to hear the animals clearly that I made it one of my
top priorities. There are times when it takes more focus to get to that
“slowed-down” state than others. However, practices like prayer and
meditation can provide a huge benefit to getting to the same level as
the animals so that we can hear them.
Don't we owe it to the animals to give back by taking the time to learn to listen to them?
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