Weekend-Engagement topics: Week 169...Talk to and understand animals.

9 months ago (Edited)

Excellent start of the weekend to everyone wherever you are, at work, on a walk, partying, relaxing at home. Today I like all the questions you ask @galenkp, sometimes I am asked why #weeendexperiences, my answer is options, besides I relax with the question that I identify myself and it is in my creativity to answer. I flow with the answer and have fun to start my weekend.

You will discover that you can talk to and understand animals.

In the film industry they have shot different movies where the human understands the animal, with its squawking, singing, or other sound produced by the animal with whom it can communicate or with which it communicates at the time.

In these times I believe that many humans already talk to animals, including those at home who keep us company and seem to study our steps and actions.

When we become observers (for me it is a practice to do it) we feel a sensitization towards all kinds of animals, we feel that they don't feel well, when they make some of their noises we understand that they are telling us something as it has happened to me several times with the little dog we have at home Renata Canela.

I remember one rainy night, a very uncontrolled rain, she was barking, I felt that it was not a normal bark, she wanted to say something, I told my husband and my husband told me already, already.... I didn't stay; I opened the door to see what was going on and she was there calling us because her bed on the porch got wet and she had nowhere to lie down.

Well, my husband had no choice but to look for some dry clothes of his and put them further inside where the others were so he wouldn't get wet again, when he looked at the dry clothes he looked at us and cuddled there. (See if we understand each other?)Another day it happened, there was a knock at the door and we didn't come out, a nephew of my husband and we didn't really feel it.

Well, Renata ran to the door of the street and to the door of the house telling us that someone was there, I said to her: don't you listen, Wilmy arrived.