Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Professor Smith of the Department of Zoology at the University of Waterloo communicates with dogs telepathically.
Dogs are an important part of our lives, OSPCA. If we choose to share our lives with them, we probably want to have as much communication and understanding of them as possible. To understand our animal friends, and indeed, all animals, we must recognize and add the telepathic component.
We all have the capability of communicating telepathically, but often this ability has been under developed. A parent may tell a child that it is "impossible" to know what an animal is thinking. This may cause the child to repress his abilities to talk to his dog. Beyond that, the emphasis on verbal skills in school tends to eliminate any latent intuitive skills.
