my animal communicator experience....

deicinmerlyn said:
I am a complete non-believer in this. Absolute nonsense, how on earth can anyone 'read' anything from a photo or on the telephone.

It amazes me how gullible people are.
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My readings speak for themselves.
Don't know it until you have tried a " good one" cause you would be amazed.
I also throught it was complete s**t and laughted at my mate doing it until I saw hers one day and was interested as I felt she had to have given info somewhere along the line. I was totally shocked by mine
 
riding_high said:
i'm a sceptic too but i'd love to try it for myself, i know the history of 2 of my horses, the other one i'm intrigued about so i would know if they were guessing or being 'true'.

however i am wondering whether in this day and age of modern technology that when you contact them and give them your details or even the horses name do they google that bit of info and try to put it into a reading, maybe the ones they get wrong they googled/read up about the wrong horse???
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Try it, google your horses and see what you come up with????
Not a lot
 
I've also had a recent reading done - I'm open minded and have always been very respectful to other peoples beliefs - we don't know everything, science doesn't know everything and some things just can't be explained so I went ahead and had it done for my boy who has been on off lame since Feb - the reader was lovely, very friendly and suggested to me that it wasn't anything serious and some therapies would work to sort it out - music to my ears - talk about what I wanted to hear. Sadly that isn't whats wrong with him at all he's got navicular. This particular communicator offers money back if you don't think they communicated with your horse so I've emailed and asked for my money back - will let you know if I get it!!
 
Dobby said:
Yep reddie, and the tone of voice is probably easy to guess too as most people wouldn't be screaming it in a funny accent.

As for pushing his face away and saying "that's not nice!" well, that's a typical reprimand that probably does get results alot of the time

And being scared of cows is also common, I know myself about 5 horses who can't stand them.

It's all just lucky guessing from what I can tell, and most stuff can be twisted to fit almost any horse so it's not spot on at all. Especially if you WANT to believe it.
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I would have totally agreed with you. BUT this is a subject I now fully believe in, and I am a huge sceptic usually, study sciences etc.

Had a communicator out for a horse I used to own and there was no way I could twist what she said to fit, it was unbelievably accurate and specific.

She had only seen a picture, nothing else, and came to the yard with a clip board with notes on. She started telling me what I fed her, and that it was too rich for her, the molasses lick she had was making her ulcers flare up. (She had ulcers, I wasn't aware of that at the time, but bare with me here) She told me both I and my Mum rode her. Yes, yes right so far.

Then it started getting scary. She said that she was actually very sore. She had problems in her "pelvis-left side, shoulder-left side, poll-right side" and that was why when I ride her she quite often put her head up and tilted it to the left. I hadn't mentioned anything to her remember, but that was an ongoing thing we were trying to fix when schooling her! She also said that that wasn't the route of the pain, it was caused from something else, she wasn't sure what though. She also said various other things, but I refused to give away anything as I still had more questions.

We next went into the stable with the mare and I asked about jumping. The communicator looked up at me, quite shocked and upset! She said that she had been coming into a big yellow oxer and something had gone wrong, she didn't know why, but she ended up landing in the middle of it and it had really scared her. About a month previous somebody had jumped her for me, ridden her into a big, yellow oxer and missed her big time, crash into fence.

I asked about her past. She said she had never been treated like a person, more like a machine and had never had a long term home. This is true, tracing back her history she'd had 6/7 homes by the time she was 6.

Little horse had quite bad scarring on her legs, which I asked how she got. As soon as I asked the question the horse began to get upset (she had been falling asleep before) she paced backward and forward, sweated up spun around her box etc. It was amazing to see just how she reacted to the question! The story was relayed as "I was in a big horse box, it was really hot and dark and they didn't have any water. She got really sweaty and the 'things' on her legs rubbed her raw." This would be easy to make up EXCEPT the horse was very upset and also, unbeknown to the communicator she wasn't very good to load!!

Various other things were covered, but I can't remember without looking at my notes.

She finally said that the horse said thank you for finally asking her what she thought, she was so happy "She just wanted to go out and have a massive buck in the field" I laughed and said she NEVER bucked in the field, she preferred eating and sleeping - lazy sod.

Anyway, communicator left and I turned the horse out again. She p1ssed off up the field bucking like no tomorrow!! Then she stopped, galloped back toward me about half way and whinnied at me, before bucking her way round the field some more.

I got the back person out and told her nothing. She said that the left side of her pelvis, left shoulder and right side of her poll were very sore. The vet confirmed ulcers and also (months afterwards) was scanning her for very slight lameness and said that she had hock problems and asked "has she ever had problems in her pelvis? Her hocks would definitely put her back out to compensate"

I couldn't believe it. But the little horse's back is tip top now, the hoc have been fixed entirely and the ulcers have been treated. I now well and truly believe in it.

She said that she was glad we had finally asked how she was feeling, and thanked
 
Maletto said:
actually, they say that the horses don't "speak" to the communicator, just pass feelings to them and then the communicator ascribes words to the feelings they receive.
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so why did she even bother attempting to say how much the kidney opp cost? Did the vision of the invoice that she received from your gelding brain get a little smudged during translation?
 
stargirl88 said:
so why did she even bother attempting to say how much the kidney opp cost? Did the vision of the invoice that she received from your gelding brain get a little smudged during translation?
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I don't know stargirl, i'm not a mind reader......

I was only relaying what the AC said to me. there's no need for such a sarcastic and rather frankly rude response!!
 
Hi Maletto

Please could you pm me the name of the person you used. I am in two minds whether to us a communicator or not and dont want to use the one that you had for obvious reasons. I do hope you can get your money back. The one used by quite a number of people (JW) on here appears to be good but I am sceptical.
 
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