NellRosk
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Yeah I am genuinely puzzled! Explanations welcome please!
Animal Communicator Recommendations?
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Yeah I am genuinely puzzled! Explanations welcome please!
Toby_Zaphod
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I'm not a believer in this, but I can understand why some people may give it a try particularly when they have a problem with a horse & everything else they've tried has failed.
Obviously some people believe in this & similarly believe in clairvoyants as well & I put these horse communicators into the same box as clairvoyants. I am sure though that there are many charlatans that rip people off doing this, but again there will be some that genuinely believe in what they are doing.
As for doing these 'readings' over the phone or after seeing just a photograph of the horse & not having any contact with the subject horse If I was not sceptical before I certainly would be of these people.
Obviously some people believe in this & similarly believe in clairvoyants as well & I put these horse communicators into the same box as clairvoyants. I am sure though that there are many charlatans that rip people off doing this, but again there will be some that genuinely believe in what they are doing.
As for doing these 'readings' over the phone or after seeing just a photograph of the horse & not having any contact with the subject horse If I was not sceptical before I certainly would be of these people.
Wagtail
Horse servant
I have to agree that it is hard to believe that anyone can d a reading just from a photograph. That is why we got someone to actually visit the yard. It was intended as just a bit of light entertainment. No one had a pressing problem with their horse and so it was not a last ditch attempt where everything else had failed. Some of the people who had readings were cracking jokes about it before hand and really not expecting much, other than a bit of fun. But everyone was left speechless afterwards.
MileAMinute
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I liken it a bit to horoscopes - I could quite easily bend my life around to fit within what is written down and turn around and say it's 100% accurate!
I like to think I have an open mind but am still quite the sceptic regarding 'communication'. I could maybe get it if the person was there in the flesh but the mind boggles at how someone can read a horse's thoughts from a photograph and a telephone call!
I like to think I have an open mind but am still quite the sceptic regarding 'communication'. I could maybe get it if the person was there in the flesh but the mind boggles at how someone can read a horse's thoughts from a photograph and a telephone call!
Follysmum
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A photo is an imprint of the soul, you can pick up as much information as in real life. I have had fab results more on photos than in real life visits.
majors
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Why do people feel the need to be rude and judgement, the lady I have used three times ask for £20 then rings me landline to mobile for twenty minutes to say what she has found, so I don't think she is raking it in!!! The last time amongst a lot of things all true, she 'who's the man in the wheelchair' It was my dad who was terminally ill with cancer the horse knew him but had never seen him in the wheelchair, just saw it through me. There are more things in heaven and earth than we will ever know.......
fatpiggy
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The trouble with horoscopes is that the ones you read in the paper or magazines have not been cast for a specific person, but are the average for thousands of people born that day, or that month. Interestingly, my cousin who has a BSc, a PhD, has previously had his own scientific business and is now a university research fellow with a spin-out business from his work there, spent a year bumming about doing whatever he fancied (well he had just come out of the oil industry!) and one of the things he decided to take a good look at was astrology. He came to the conclusion that there really was something in it and when my sister's twins were born, cast their horoscopes as a present for each of them. They are surprisingly different for people born a few minutes apart and so far have proved to be quite remarkably accurate. The kids are 22 now so we have had plenty of time to see how things panned out on paper and in reality.
TrasaM
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Months back my friend told me that they were going to get a communicator in and read the horses. She never mentioned it again until last week when we went out together. It seems she did not like what she was told about her horse:- That he didn't understand what she wanted him to do and it made him frustrated and also that no one sang to him anymore & He hated rainy days because she would be in a bad mood and that upset him. I used to ride him a lot last year and I always sang to him and he's always been very well behaved for me. I'd agree completely about him getting cross and confused by her when she rides him but I had though they were getting on a bit better. I don't know how she made her assessment because woman knows nothing about riding and had not seem my friend ride but it seemed pretty spot on even if my friend didn't want to accept it. 
sometimes we don't hear what we'd like to hear.
sometimes we don't hear what we'd like to hear.Frumpoon
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Would it interest you to know that at least 2 prominent animal communicators are face book friends with each other...as well as many of their clients....mystery solved, yes?
sherlocksgirls
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Pmd you
LauraWheeler
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This.
It's all to do with spirit guides. I can't realy explain but the comunicator doesn't have a conversation with the horse. It's all done on feelings, images that pop into the comunicators head and smells and tasts. (see I said I couldn't explain it very well)
I once for a laugh had one done for Herbie. I emailed a bad picture of his head and gave very little info about me or Herbie just said I wanted her to chat to him. She told me some very spooky things that could only have come from Herbie. Things that would not apply to any other horse. She was worried about telling me some of it as it sounded crazy but it was spot on for Herbie.
He was even rude to her when she first started to comunicate with him. I'm shore if she was a con artist and was telling people what they wanted to hear she would have told me what a lovely pony Herbie was as thats what most people want to hear about there horse. Her first comments about him actualy made me laugh.
Custard Cream
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It's amazing what these ACs can find out on the Internet about you, your yard, your horse before they come and see you or speak on the phone.....
Mince Pie
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Out of interest what were they?
Has anyone had any experience of their horses behaviour changing after using an AC? I've thought about doing one for my lad who, after 7 years with me, is still earshy after being ear twitched. Also a few other things I'd like to know about him. I'm not expecting much but at the same time am very open minded. I was successfully hypnotised a few years ago
millikins
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You have this rather upside down. If I say "the Moon's made of green cheese", it's for me to prove my hypothesis, not you to disprove it.
Serephin
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I thought this thread title read: Animal Communicator Recomendations.
Not: Derail and scoff at this animal communication thread.
If you don't believe, fair enough, but at least have the decency to keep your opinions to yourself unless they are asked for. A huge ask, I know, as some people just can't help but pour scorn on others in matters they just don't understand.
Not: Derail and scoff at this animal communication thread.
If you don't believe, fair enough, but at least have the decency to keep your opinions to yourself unless they are asked for. A huge ask, I know, as some people just can't help but pour scorn on others in matters they just don't understand.
Patterdale
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I'm really sorry about your dad....but this is what charlatans DO. They get the info from YOU - by asking, and you TELL them!
We ALL probably know someone in a wheelchair....she asks and you tell her. Psychic would be if she had said 'your father comes to see him wearing xxxx and he's now in a wheelchair due to being ill.'
If she'd said to me 'Who's in the wheelchair?' I could have said 'wow, that's my niece! She loves horses!' (As most young girls do).
A few more examples, and I bet if I were a 'communicator' whom you were predisposed to believe you could (all) fit these into your/your horses lives.
'Who's John?
'Who's the man with the brown hair and wellies who fed him a treat?'
'There's something on the floor he's feeling scared of? On a road?'
'You have something new? He doesn't like it' (this is a very popular one, can be anything from your perfume to a saddlecloth)
'Theres been a falling out. It makes him sad' (most people will know someone who's had a dispute)
Honestly, I could go on. It's a skill, to be true. But not necessarily a supernatural one.
Patterdale
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It's a forum. Not 'Agree with me or Shut It Online'
natmac84
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have people never heard about keeping your opinions to yourself especially if they are rude!! and offensive !!..... honestly some of the things i read are just rude and uncalled for!!!..... if the the person believes and has asked for anybody who knows anyone then that is what should be answered on a forum not you lot spouting off all the time !!!
Sorry rant over LOL
Sorry rant over LOL
Serephin
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What makes you SO sure you are right though? So sure that you just can't let others have their beliefs. You have to keep sticking your oar in. Is it in the egotistical hope that we will fall to our knees and declare you right and the rest of us wrong? What exactly are you trying to achieve.
Of course there are charlantans out there, but there are also people with real talent/gift for this particular art. There are so many things in this world we cannot fathom, that to dismiss things you do not understand out of hand is parochial, fearful and somewhat boring.
Carry on if you must.
Patterdale
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Could you quote the rude and offensive? I've only seen one post that could be considered rude.
Patterdale
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Er, que?
I've just put my opinion across, as others have. Sorry if it's touched a nerve. I just hate to see people preyed upon. And I think it's interesting to see how easily a simple question/statement can be applied to almost anyone's situation.
I am not narrow minded, and not without beliefs.
But one of my beliefs is that 99.9% of these people are charlatans, using methods I've mentioned in my above post. The other 0.1% might be on to something; I just haven't met them yet.
Gee, thanks.
Serephin
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Oh Patterdale, sorry my dear, but no nerve has been touched as you have no consequence or influence over me. Your opinion is no threat to my beliefs, of that you can be sure.
Maybe, just maybe, people don't need you to crusade for them, maybe just maybe they have minds of their own. Can make decisions based on personal experiences and knowledge, without the need to turn to your questionable point of view.
But its obviously important to you, so you keep on keeping on. Maybe someone will listen.
Anyho must go, things to do, lives to live, wonder to experience. 😀
Maybe, just maybe, people don't need you to crusade for them, maybe just maybe they have minds of their own. Can make decisions based on personal experiences and knowledge, without the need to turn to your questionable point of view.
But its obviously important to you, so you keep on keeping on. Maybe someone will listen.
Anyho must go, things to do, lives to live, wonder to experience. 😀
Patterdale
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Many apologies, next time I'll check with you before I post a differing opinion to others on a thread
blackandwhite
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Someone either here or on horse gossip (can't remember which) had an over the phone reading done... on a bucket! Cold reading people is indeed a skillful art. If people want to hand over their cash for it then fair play to them. They all know about cold reading but if they choose to believe it's genuine psychic ability then who are we to argue. I don't have an issue with it if someone wants to know about a horse (someone had a horse who wanted to be a fireman, and one to be called Barry?) but preying on bereaved people is dispicable.
quirky
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I sent a photo and was emailed a report.
So sceptical am I about this that I didn't tell a soul. Didn't want the 'fool and his money' thrown at me.
I was desperate, it was my final chance after going the conventional route.
Was it worth £25? Hell yes!
The horse indicated a medical issue that showed no symptoms, an x-ray confirmed. We'd gone to vet for something else altogether and I asked for this specific x-ray, vet was surprised at results after scoffing at my suggestion as a bone scan hadn't indicated a problem.
Another field issue was resolved after 'listening' to what the horse had to say. To this day, she has never knowingly shown unwanted behaviour in the field since.
Would I use one again?
Yes, if desperate measures were called for.
So sceptical am I about this that I didn't tell a soul. Didn't want the 'fool and his money' thrown at me.
I was desperate, it was my final chance after going the conventional route.
Was it worth £25? Hell yes!
The horse indicated a medical issue that showed no symptoms, an x-ray confirmed. We'd gone to vet for something else altogether and I asked for this specific x-ray, vet was surprised at results after scoffing at my suggestion as a bone scan hadn't indicated a problem.
Another field issue was resolved after 'listening' to what the horse had to say. To this day, she has never knowingly shown unwanted behaviour in the field since.
Would I use one again?
Yes, if desperate measures were called for.
Mince Pie
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Quirky who did you use?
quirky
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Anne Towill at Energy Whispers.
Wagtail
Horse servant
I don't know ANYONE in a wheel chair. And actually, most young girls don't love horses. You are describing what SOME of them do. But you cannot explain how specific the AC that did our horses was. Another example for you to explain:
The AC said about one horse at the yard that she was asking for a massage with that new thing. She said the horse was showing her a new massage glove that she had never experienced before, and that the lady who had massaged her with it was not at the yard very often but she wanted a massage with it again. My sister had been up a few days earlier and had bought a new massage mitt with rollers on and had singled that mare out to try it out on. So how come she was so specific and only said that about the mare that had had a massage, and that it was with a new thing she had not felt before? Did she get that off facebook? How could I or anyone else have told her that? Why be so specific?
Serephin
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Many apologies, next time I'll check with you before I post a differing opinion to others on a thread
If you wouldn't mind, that'd be great, thanks 😉😜
hnmisty
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Lady at the yard had hers done by phone. She was getting all tearful over the insightful things such as: her retired horse is jealous of the younger one (standard), her horse had a lady with brown hair and big boobs who had been a big part of his life (how specific. I have brown hair and big boobs and hardly anything to do with her horse and I was still mentioned).
All she did was tell the woman their names. How many bloody horses are there with the same name!
Each to their own and all that, and there is no denying some of them come out with some quite accurate stuff but I think it is more to do with a very good ability to read body language etc.