Episode 9: Lilly Ludwig, Animal Intuitive / Communicator

Hiss & Tell: Cat Behavior and Beyond

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Lilly Ludwig, an animal intuitive and communicator, explains that animal communication is the telepathic communication between species through mental images, sensations, and sometimes words. She shares that animal communication is more common than we realize and that we can all enhance our intuitive connection with our pets by talking to them and practicing mindfulness or meditation with them. Lilly also discusses her experiences with pets that have passed away, emphasizing that they are at peace and often provide messages of healing and reassurance. She mentions that signs from departed pets can come in the form of dreams, physical sensations, or symbolic associations, and that honoring a pet that has passed can be done in any way that makes the owner feel connected to them. In this conversation, Lilly discusses various ways to connect with deceased pets and offers advice for pet owners. She suggests using physical objects like photos, stuffed animals, or stones associated with the pet to create a sense of connection. She also emphasizes the importance of spending time with pets and being mindful of their needs. Lilly addresses common misconceptions about cats, such as the idea that they have to earn love, and highlights the unique challenges and traumas that cats often face. She also shares memorable experiences communicating with cats and offers insights into the legacy of Kristiina's cat, Steve.

Keywords

animal communication, telepathy, pets, intuitive, mindfulness, meditation, passed pets, signs, dreams, honoring, connecting with deceased pets, pet memorials, pet communication, pet behavior, cat behavior, cat relationships, cat anxiety, cat misconceptions, cat trauma, cat communication

Takeaways

• Animal communication is the telepathic communication between species through mental images, sensations, and sometimes words.
• We can enhance our intuitive connection with our pets by talking to them and practicing mindfulness or meditation with them.
• Pets that have passed away are at peace and often provide messages of healing and reassurance.
• Signs from departed pets can come in the form of dreams, physical sensations, or symbolic associations.
• Honoring a pet that has passed can be done in any way that makes the owner feel connected to them. Physical objects like photos, stuffed animals, or stones associated with a deceased pet can help create a sense of connection.
• Spending time with pets and being mindful of their needs is crucial for building a strong bond.
• Cats often face unique challenges and traumas, and it's important to understand and address their specific needs.
• Misconceptions about cats, such as the idea that they have to earn love, can hinder our understanding of their behavior and needs.
• Cat vocalizations can indicate anxiety or anticipation of something anxiety-inducing.
• The legacy of a pet can extend beyond their physical presence, and their purpose may be to educate and support others even after they have passed away.

Chapters

1. Introduction and Background (00:00:00)

2. What is Animal Intuition and Communication? (00:01:08)

3. Methods of Animal Communication (00:02:10)

4. Establishing a Connection with Animals (00:04:00)

5. Lily's Journey into Animal Intuition (00:06:16)

6. Communicating with Animals Who Have Passed (00:16:00)

7. Comforting Messages for Pet Owners (00:19:45)

8. Common Issues with Cats (00:23:32)

9. Connecting with Cats on a Deeper Level (00:25:19)

10. Insights and Messages from Cats (00:27:51)

11. Reincarnation and the Afterlife (00:30:40)

12. Signs and Honoring Departed Cats (00:32:57)

13. Supporting Senior Cats (00:37:43)

14. Challenges in Communicating with Cats (00:41:48)

15. Addressing Skepticism (00:45:47)

16. Dispelling Misconceptions about Cats (00:48:38)

17. Handling Cat Anxiety (00:51:00)

18. Memorable Experiences Communicating with Cats (00:53:35)

19. How Steve, the Cat, is Doing (00:58:57)

20. Contacting Lilly for Animal Communication (01:06:00)