It’s easily observed that all animals are psychic.
How do cats find their way back home after being lost hundreds of miles far away?
Why do dogs howl when their owner dies, even though the death may have happened on the other side of the world?
How do rats know to leave a ship before its last journey?
How do wolves rejoin their pack even when separated by long distance?
What force directs the mass migration of birds and fish?
In studies, swallows, storks and other birds have been forcefully removed from their natural surroundings and placed far away from home. They have been drugged and rotated to lose orientation. But in every instance, the bird finds the shortest way home, as if by magnetic beacon.
And why do biologists and their universities omit the obvious psychic aspect of animals?
Animals are psychic because their attention is more open, less selective, less filtering, less focused to the exclusion of the totality of reality. Their psychic skill is from birth, part of their nature and they don’t interfere with it through ego-wilfulness.
A human who can switch to a mode of more generalized awareness can have similar psychic skills.
Image Above: My cat. She’s wise and psychic, faithfully cleansing the house of any unwanted vibes.
