Helping animal lovers talk with their best friend(s)
Experience the healing, messages and teachings, animals want to share with you
I can imagine a world – because it has always existed – in which human beings and animals enter into a covenant and live together in peace and harmony, a world that day by day is transformed by the magic of love. This is not a dream.
Henry Miller
People reach out to me to support their animal. Yet often both need support. It's what I do, help interspecies families. You're supported. Your animal is supported. You're supported to support your animal. And your animal is supported to support you. Interspecies Communicator Christine Noble Seller reminds people of their innate connection to the natural world and natural ability to speak with animals.
Christine has helped hundreds of families learn what their animal family members are truly thinking, feeling, needing and wanting. She empowers all involved, the human(s) and the animal(s). Everyone speaks. Everyone is heard. Everyone is supported. Located in Eastern Ontario (Kingston), Canada, Christine works with human/animal clients across Canada (and further afield) to promote respectful connection, compassion and collaboration between all species. |
Animal communication: an ancient tradition in a modern world
With an increased and growing separation from Nature, humanity has forgotten our right relations with the natural world, our inner nature of knowing, and our ability to speak with all life.
Come experience the connection, communication and collaboration possible with animal communication. An intuitive heart-based language naturally available to everyone. Work with the natural world to affect powerful change for the benefit of all who share this planet we call home. |
Supporting all species
Connection. Communication. Collaboration.
Thank you so much for the communication yesterday. I feel much lighter and can see the relief in Nysa as well. You are truly making a difference with the work you do!
Amanda Tyler and Nysa, Canada
World Interspecies Communication Month
Counting down to the first event in October 2020!
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