Heart Wisdom Animal Talk Blog
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Welcome Keith Varnum to The Real Dr. Doolittle Show™ A vibrant filmmaker in college, at the tender age of 19, Keith Varnum went totally blind before he could launch out on his own. The prognosis of Western doctors that Keith would be blind for the rest of his life catapulted him into the adventure of his life! On this journey, he studied with medicine men, shaman, Hawaii Kahuna, and Eastern spiritual masters, regained his eyesight, and discovered the secrets of all healing, transformation, and success. Keith has tested these practical secrets in his 35-year career as an author, Certified Matrix Energetics Practitioner, Life Coach, Vision Quest guide, acupuncturist, sound healer, radio host, and vice-president of a multi-million dollar company. When not exploring consciousness in the canyons of Arizona, Keith travels around the world assisting people to open to life’s wonders and surprises in his Dream Workshops. Listen to our interview […]
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This article was previously published November 10, 2011, and was updated on April 3, 2023 Welcome the New Animal Shaman, Billie Dean, to the Real Dr Doolittle Show™ Billie Dean is an innate interspecies telepath who, after 30 years of communing professionally with animals, is now bringing their urgent messages to the world through her not-for-profit, The Billie Dean International Deep Peace Organisation. Billie trained as a journalist, filmmaker and actress, and even worked as a stand-up comic, believing strongly in the healing power of humor. She is also a holistic health practitioner and is active in promoting animal rights and welfare. Billie began her working life as a photo journalist, has written for television and is the author of several children’s books, as well as a Secret Animal Business, a book about her work as an animal shaman. She has made three independent films, all with an eye to […]
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Guest post. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communications Enterprises Inc. This article was previously published April 28, 2020 and was updated on March 30, 2023 Our normal lifestyle typically dictates that we get to spend little time with our pets while we’re away at work. However, once in a while, we might get the chance to home stay for a while longer thanks to a paid leave or vacation. And in certain rare circumstances, a global pandemic like COVID-19 might have us locked down for a long time, stuck within our home walls. We can be grateful for the comforting presence of our pets to keep us entertained and feel connected to someone who is there for us. But if we do find ourselves stuck in a home stay, […]
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Why you should not practice communicating with your own pet when you are first learning animal communication. I was absolutely flabbergasted, confounded, shocked and dismayed when I heard what Nita said after our Live Q&A Coaching Class: “…The usual enriching and awesome live call… my main takeaway, simple and basic as it sounds, is to practice with unknown pets with feedback. I’ve heard a couple of well known communicators saying that one should practice with one’s own pets, as it’s the same and even easier. I could never understand why…. So Val’s advice is so reassuring and motivates me to work with our animal teachers more regularly. Val’s conversation with specific pets is almost surreal! To reach her level of expertise and ease will probably take me a few more lifetimes! The healing during {the Heart Wisdom Love Connection} meditation worked better than any other time, with a palpable difference […]
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Guest post. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communications Enterprises Inc. Pet owners often wish their dog could talk – then they would know for sure when their dog is in pain. Like people do sometimes, even if your beloved pet could speak to you, he might try and hide his pain. Dogs have a natural instinct not to show weakness, so they often literally grit their teeth and try to wait out illness or injury. Communicating with them is a great way to open the channels to true understanding where you can discuss pain, concerns and get their direct feedback. However, not everyone knows how to communicate with animals, yet. And that means you have to carefully monitor your pet so you will know when he needs your help. […]
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