Animal communicators

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what is the Church’s position on animal communicators? I was at an equine event last year and this lady gave a ‘reading’ on one of the horses there. Told the owner what had happened to the horse in the past and what the horse liked and didn’t like with the new owner.

I was only half listening since I was busy getting my own horse ready. I was later told this lady is asked back every year. Does this fall into the occult activity? I don’t believe in all the paranormal junk out there but wanted to know how close this came to the banned occult stuff. :confused:

Linda in Ohio
 
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what is the Church’s position on animal communicators? I was at an equine event last year and this lady gave a ‘reading’ on one of the horses there. Told the owner what had happened to the horse in the past and what the horse liked and didn’t like with the new owner.

I was only half listening since I was busy getting my own horse ready. I was later told this lady is asked back every year. Does this fall into the occult activity? I don’t believe in all the paranormal junk out there but wanted to know how close this came to the banned occult stuff. :confused:

Linda in Ohio
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I think it has more to do with a person taking advantage of the gullible more than anything else.

Jim
 
I LOVE animals, have adopted several of them in my life, and live with dogs and fish-

However, this is rubbish. I pray the church has better things to do with it’s time than issue commands about people playing Dr. Doolittle.

Ignore those people. Your dog will be happier if you treat it like a dog, your horse will be happier if you treat it like a horse-

You get my drift.
 
I do that for a living. It’s called teaching high school.

But seriously, animals do have emotions and thoughts but they are not rational. A human can read them through common sense and I guess just the gift of being wired as a sensitive person - but it is not necessarily occultic. When the “horse whisperer” lady starts speaking in the name of the horse explaining how much the horse supposedly appreciates the apple he got on his birthday, you know you’re dealing with a woman with serious attachment issues.
 
I think the lady is speaking rubbish.

That being said, however, there are certain people who seem to have a gift for communicating TO animals. I’m married to one. He has a way with animals I don’t have. He can take a frightened animal and calm it down with ease. He seems to sense their needs, and they sense something about him that attracts them. The neighborhood dogs crowd around him when they are out and won’t pay attention to their owners. He can walk into a house and soon every animal there, cats and dogs will be on his lap for as long as he allows it, and follow him around. It can be annoying at times. And he is very good with sick and injured animals.

But this is entirely different from what that lady does.
 
I believe it can be Occultic. That said, it does necessarily mean that it always is Occultic. Sometimes the person whose animal is being read is just gullible if they really believe this stuff. Yes, animals do have memory and they do remember significant events that have happened in their lives. However, no human being has the ability to read the memory of an animal or to know without a doubt the history of that animal without any other knowledge about the animal. Now, of course, if the demons wanted to, they could easily fake such information and even make it sound authentic in order to deceive people.
 
A long time ago I had a gelding that was a little uneven in his gaits. I could feel it but the vets could not find it. I knew it would be just a matter of time before one of his tires had a blow out and I wanted to avoid that at all costs. A friend suggested a communicator and of course we laughed but after a while I decided to give it a shot.

I gave her NO information about breed, registered name, where stabled, my name, so no information at all except my geldings barn name, Norman. I hate to say this but she was spot on and nailed his lameness issue. I never said yes or no concerning anything she told me over the phone. She even described the barn manager to a tee as the person that fed him everyday and said she was feeding dusty hay and that is why Norman is dunking his hay in the water trough. I nearly fell over with this one because he was dunking his hay.

I hate to say this but she was spot on and nailed his lameness issue. She said it was his left front shoe inside right and also his T-11 in his spine. So, just to see this through I called out the farrier and the horse chiropractor and never said a word to them. I was determined to prove all this to be hokus pokus, and mumbo jumbo.

The shoer found that the inside front right foot was not balanced and the chirpractor found soreness around T-11 in the spine which she took care of with acupunture and Norman was fine after that and balancing his feet.

End of story.
 
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