Animal Communication Workshops: March/April 2012

Learn how animal communication can help enhance our relationships with animals, bringing clearer understanding about their needs, behaviour, wishes, humour, wisdom and purposes in our lives. It's amazing what our wise and loving animal companions have to teach and share with us.  Truly feeling and respecting an animal in such a way can reveal the most wonderful and insightful information about them. They have so much to share, and it can be a lot of fun and understanding them along the way.

We will be organizing our Animal Communication Workshop in March with renowned Animal Communicator, Ms Rosina Arquati and our classes are kept small to allow students to have lots of practice and Q&A.

To find out more about Animal Communication please click for more details,

Register now to avoid disappointment and your place will be confirmed upon full payment.

Animal Communication Workshop - Level 1 (Foundation)
Date: Sat, 24 and Sun, 25 March, 2012 (2 Full Days)
Time: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Investment: $500

Animal Communication Workshop - Level 2 (Intermediate)
Date: Tue, 27 March 2012(1 Full Day)
Time: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Investment: $480

Animal Communication Workshop - Level  3 (Advance)
Date: Sat, 31 March and Sun, 1 April 2012 (2 Full Days)
Time: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Investment: $1,100  

Reiki - Level 1 (Including Reiki for Your Pets)
Date: Thur, 29 March, 2012 (1 Full Day)
Time: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Investment: $420

To understand about Reiki please click for more details.

Energy Healing for Pets - Animal Rejuvenation Healing and Water Healing for Animals
Date: Thur, 5 April (1 Full Day)
Time: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Investment: $450

To understand about Energy Healing for Animal please click for more details.

Fees inclusive of lunch.

Venue for Animal Communication Workshops:

Hort Park Function Room (located at Alexandra Road/Hyderabad Road)

To Register, please provide us with the following details:

Name:
Age:
Email:
Address:
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Workshop Details (please tick the workshop you wish to attend)

(A)  Animal Comm. Workshop - Level 1 (Foundation) on 24 & 25 March     [       ]

(B)  Animal Comm Workshop - Level 2 (Intermediate) on 27 March             [       ]

(C)  Animal Comm. Workshop - Level 3 (Advance) on 31 Mar & 1 Apr        [       ]
(D)  Reiki - Level 1 (Including Reiki for Your Pets)                                           [       ]

(E)  Energy Healing for Pets on 5 April                                                             [       ]

Do you own a pet/pets?   
If yes, what type of pet/pets? (Breed of Dog/Cat, Rabbit, Bird, Fish)

 Please print this page and issue your cheque to: "Zeus Communications LLP" and mail it to 8 Raffles Avenue, #02-04, The Esplanade, S(039802) to confirm your place for the workshop.

Certificates of Attendance will be awarded upon completion of the course.

For more information please send your queries to dogstalk@starhub.net.sg

Animal Communication Workshop Contents

What is Animal Communication?

Animal Communication refers to the art of talking, without needing spoken language, to animal companions or even to wild animals. It uses natural telepathic skills. In order to open up these telepathic pathways it is necessary to connect with an ancient part of the brain and consciousness. This Animal Communication uses telepathy to communicate with animals, sending and receiving messages through the heart and mind in forms of images and sensations, feelings, smells, intuition and dialogue.

Animals are constantly using body language and telepathy, as well as vocalization, to try to send us messages. But our telepathic skills have become dormant over millennia as we have come to depend on spoken and written words for human communication, and so we humans have become generally unable to properly receive their messages.

Animal Communication Workshop, Foundation Level is divided into two parts and conducted in 2 days.

Animal Communication Workshop - Foundation (Level 1)

The 2 days Foundation Level Workshop (Level 1), will give you the basic skills to communicate with your animals. The workshops are designed to run back to back, in view of the long working hours and busy lifestyle in Singapore. The workshops should be completed to give you the basic skills to communicate with your pets.

A Certificate of “Animal Communication Foundation Workshop” will be issued upon completion of the workshop.

Workshop contents

Day One

•  Clearing blockages
•  Grounding
• Opening you to intuitive impressions
• Connecting with your animals
• Essences of animals
• Code of ethics

Day Two

• Revision
• Meditation
• Case studies
• Solving Problems

You will need:

1. A photo of your pet
2. A note book

Animal Communication Workshop - Intermediate (Level 2A)

Animal Communication Workshop, Intermediate (Level 2A) is a full day workshop. It is designed to fine tune your telepathic skills and give you more power and tools when communicating with animals.

Certificate of “Animal Communication Intermediate Workshop” will be issued upon successful completion of the workshop.

Pre-requisites

Student must have completed Foundation (Level 1) before they join the Intermediate (Level 2A) Workshop.

Workshop contents

• More tools for improving connection with your own animals/connecting with other animals
• Animals who have left the planet
• Meditation
• Writing on behalf of the animal
• Drawing on behalf of the animal
• Meeting your spirit guides 

You will need:

1. A photo of your pet
2. A photo of a pet that passed away ( if you have lost a pet )
3. Pictures or photos of animals ( dogs, cat, birds, elephants or any wild animals )
4. A note book
5. Color pencils


Animal Communication Workshop - Intermediate (Level 2B)
Me Looking at You, You Looking at Me

Have you ever wondered why your dogs/cats behave like you?  Example, if your dog is fussy over food, it is likely that you are quite particular about your food too.  Or a dog/cat that loves to meet people and is sociable may be taking after you. That is why there is a saying, “Like Dog, Like Owner”. 

In this workshop, would you like to know why your animal is in your life?  Do you know that animals are here to teach us something before they move on?

Come and explore these matters in depth. Rosina will teach and show us that animals can be our mirrors, and this can be so in our relationships with our pets.

Pre-requisites

Student has to complete  Animal Communications workshop  Level 1 & Level 2A.  Workshop must all been completed with Academy for Animal Communication and Holistic Humane Living

Workshop contents

·         Your Past Lives with your Pets

·         Me Looking At You, You Looking At Me

·         Use of crystals for animals

·         Use of Flower Essence

You will need:
1. Something you use with your pet (e.g. leash, collar, pet's toy)

Animal Communication Workshop - Advance (Level 3)

Workshop Contents

• Animal communication / case studies
• Advanced use of crystals for animals
• Communicating with tree, flowers and plants
• Mandalas for you and your pets
• Awareness of animal kingdom
• Advance animal guides
• Working with your animal guides
• Owners bereavement issues
• Tracking lost animals
• Animal aura
• Color Healing for Animals – includes animal chakras, animal endocrine, solarized water for animals and how to use it, physical massage and etheric massage for animals**
• Huna for Animals – includes Gateways, Chakras, Constellations and Energy Field**

** New Topics

The following certificates will be issued upon successful completion of the workshop and assignments :

• Advanced Animal Communication Workshop
• Color Healing for Animals

Pre-requisites

1.  Student must complete Animal Communication workshops Foundation (Level 1) and Intermediate (Level 2 Part A and Part B) with Rosina and has completed the stipulated pre-course preparation work and case studies.

2.  Past Students of Advanced Animal Communication Workshops can attend the afternoon session on the second day of the workshop for the new healing modalities with registration.

Overcoming Fear with Canine Angels - Part 3

I Conquered My Fear

by Ng Yen Wen

This is my first encounter with huge dogs. I never dared get close to any huge dogs, for fear that part of me will be bitten off. My first twenty minutes upon arriving at the shelter was spent behind the gate, fearful of the number of dogs and some of them are of reasonable size. I was not ready to get into contact with any of them, not even with my friends telling me that they will not bite. But after much persuading from my peers, i slowly stepped out of the “gate” and walked towards them. I tried patting them while trying to remain calm, but I just couldn’t stop my hands from trembling. I know I will have to overcome this fear soon or later, so I believe, the moment is now. However, it failed terribly as I started calling out for mommy and ran back into my “safety spot”, behind the gate.

It was a while later that I decided to come out of the safety spot upon seeing how happy my friends were playing with the dogs. I began by trying to pat the dogs again. I tried not to scream and run away as they approach me. With the accompaniment of some friends, I went into the area where the golden retrievers were and started building up more confidence as I approached them. I started beaming as I stroked them with my firm hands, thinking of how cute they were. At the same time, i felt good that I succeeded in overcoming my fear for huge dogs.
I started roaming around the space amidst the dogs, trying to build up more confidence. As I walked around stroking & playing with the rest of the dogs, I too discovered that they are indeed gentle and they don’t bite!

At the same time, i was trying to relate dogs with humans. They are actually very similar in character! I noticed that when one dog started barking a whole symphony of barking will start. Just like humans, when someone starts something, the rest will follow suit.

We spent the whole afternoon interacting with them, I left the place knowing some of the individual characters of the dogs from my friends and observing some of their actions (Like Blossom, she is really jumpy!). I also felt satisfied as my first encounter was not as bad as i thought! My next visit, I will take a step further by overcoming my fear!

Overcoming Fear with Canine Angels - Part 2

Continuation of Overcoming Fear with Canine Angels  by Amanda Seah and Amanda Tee.

Rover My Angel

by Amanda Seh

I could clearly remember the first time I visited the animal shelter with my friends. I went there wondering what was going to happen and was worried about how the dogs would react to me. When I realized that there was going to be more than one dog around and they were not caged and free roaming, my fear increased. It took me about 15 minutes to conquer my fear and enter the kennel. Many dogs tried to sniff me but I was afraid so I backed off and sat at one corner, trying my very best to avoid all them.

However, one golden retriever approached me and sat in front of me. Karen, one of my close friends who brought me there told me to touch him. After the first touch, I was mesmerized. I could not believe I could have such close contact with a dog and not freak out. I had loads of fun with Rover, the golden retriever when I grew close to him the few subsequent times I went. After each visit, I would go home and at night I would miss their company dearly.  The dogs are really good companions and make really good friends who plays and listens to your problems whenever you face one.

I learnt many valuable lessons from the visits through experience. Recently, I have learnt that chasing a dog is actually frightening them and learn how dogs communicate and how I can understand them and their personal stories better.  I hope that when the dogs get adopted, even though it will be saddening to see them go, I would feel happy that they have found a loving home with owners that will love and care for them like they would with their own child. To conclude, I would just like to say that spending time and caring for the dogs have added additional meaning to my life, develops character, teaches teenagers to sympathize with others and that animals have feelings too.

Overcoming My Fear for Dogs

by Amanda Tee

Since young, I have always been afraid of dogs. Whenever I see a dog, my first instincts is to run as quickly and far away as possible without attracting the dog's attention. Hence, it was an extremely new experience for me to be going to an animal shelter.

I still remember when I first visited the animal shelter; I was partially excited and nervous. What was I suppose to do at the animal shelter? How do I 'interact' with the dogs when I am really scared of it? Despite my fears, I still went in, hoping that I can slowly overcome my fear of dogs.

After opening the gate, my friends and I had to travel to the end of the path before reaching an open area whereby all the dogs are not caged. At either sides of the path, there were many dogs which were locked up. While we walked towards the end, the dogs barked at us repeatedly. As I had not expected this reaction, I hesitated a little in the middle of the path before covering my ears and picking up my pace as we quickly made our way past.

Upon reaching the end, we then entered a small area like a holding area which would lead us to the dogs. Somehow, the dogs knew of the arrival of strangers (us) and immediately started barking. When one of my friends, Karen, opened the side gate, we hurried in, fearing that the dogs would escape. As we entered, the dogs came running towards us. They swarmed around us and continuously smelling us, leaving no opportunities for us to move. Frightened, I then grabbed my friend's hand as we tried our best to make our way through to another empty room to leave our belongings.

Even after I placed my bag down and tied my hair, I refused to leave the room and play with the dogs. The past 5 minutes was too much for me, someone who has never been near a dog before, to handle. In the end, I stayed in the room for 15 minutes before finally getting persuaded to leave the room and face the dogs.

The dogs in animal shelter are very friendly. They bark, however it is only when someone new to them enters their compound.  Otherwise, they will be swarming around us after they are familiar with us. Surprisingly, the dogs in animal shelter also do not bite! Instead they will lick you and put their paws on you, which means that they love you. The dogs there also dislike water. Hence, if you sweep water towards them, it will send them running away.

It was indeed an interesting experience visiting an animal shelter. Originally, my impressions of dogs were that they would pounce and bite strangers. But, after going to the animal shelter, I saw a different side of the dogs. They are very gentle and playful.

Even though my fear towards dogs was reduced, there is still a part of me that would run away at the first sight of dogs.

Lastly, I can say that I have thoroughly enjoyed myself that day and definitely would not hesitate to go visit again.  I hope that when I come back to visit, my fear towards dogs will reduce so that one day, I would be able to confidently say that I am not scared of dogs anymore. Hence, for now, that would be my goal.

The final story on Overcoming Fear with Canine Angels by Ng Yen Wen and Karen Koh to be continued on Monday, 13  Feb.

Overcoming Fear with Canine Angels

On 7 January, a group of girls from CHIJ St. Nicholas  Girls School (Secondary) got to know about Zeus Residence through their friends Clara and Clarice, who volunteered to help out during their school holidays in December 2011.

When the girls first visited Zeus Residence, they did not know what to expect. And from their expression on their faces at the first sight, it was an expression of shock and awe. "Oh My God! These dogs are roaming free - will they bite me? What are we suppose to do?".  These were the questions that ran through their minds at the sight of a pack of dogs free running and upon seeing them, began barking and charging towards the gate. As this is their first visit, they stood rooted in fear, screaming and locking themselves in the kennel to prevent the dogs from going near them.

Most of the girls were non dog owners and we salute them for their bravery and for overcoming their fear.  It took them some time to understand that the dogs are ok and the dogs will do no harm - we shared with them that our youngest volunteer is Kaelyn a 4 yr old kid - and whenever she visits the shelter, she would always had such a fun time with the dogs that she doesn't want to go home. So this would mean that our dogs are harmless and they are ok with kids.

We explained to the girls to stay calm, focus on positive thoughts and the dogs would feel at ease with presence.  But when you are fearful, you would emit negative energy and when the dogs senses it, they will approach you and tease you continuously. 

By the end of the day - you can see that the girls were so comfortable and they started playing with the dogs. 

Indeed, Positive Energy at its Best.


Mental Wellness
Dogs make good theraphists - when you are with them - you forget about your problems for the day - the dogs will entertain you and make you laugh - better than watching TV.

We must thank our mascotts especially Angel and Rover for giving the girls confidence and for believing in themselves. Since then, the girls have been visiting the shelter regularly to socialise with the dogs which is what the dogs need.  We are pleased to see that students are putting their positive energy and time to help animals.

To read about their first encounter Emmalin Chong, Karen Koh, Ellysya Lee, Ng Yen Wen, Amanda Seh and Amanda Tee have written about their reflections with our Canine Angels.

Connecting with Animals Helps Builds Relationships

by Emmalin Chong

Dogs are man's best friend, sometimes better than other human friends as animals judge you by their level of comfort and the trust they have for their partner and not otherwise (though I'm not saying that humans are horrible hahaha). And to be honest, I have seen relationships between people improve because of animals (like dogs and cats) or we can even say that it is a supplement to any relationship between two or more, like how vitamins act as a supplement to the already healthy body.

To date, I visited the dogs on two separate occasions and dogs being dogs, sometimes they can't contain their excitement and they would run towards you barking, pawing and whatnot but I have to say that I enjoyed being with them because animals are just so indescribably awesome!!! Not to mention animals look so adorable.
 
Anyway, I am sure that these dogs need our help to survive and sometimes I rage at the thought that some owners still choose to abandon these poor little helpless creatures that once depended on their owners to provide their needs. Nonetheless, as people keep abandoning millions, we can definitely try our very best to cater to the simple rights of all animals and make their stay on earth a good one by donating and caring. By the end of the whole race that we are just beginning to run, i hope that we succeed in conveying the message about animal rights or even soften their hearts towards the animals in whichever way we can and try our best to let the number of people know what the issues we face be more than just a drop in a bucket!
 
Always loving animals.

Super Action Heros at Zeus Residence

by Ellysya Lee

“$60 a month to sponsor a bag of dog food for a dog? Seriously?”

That was my first thought when I heard about this project. But being a dog-lover, I decided to give it a go. Having to leave two dogs back home in Malaysia, I figured that this may be a chance for me to work with dogs again.

Before setting foot into the animal shelter, I saw the picture of 3 sibling puppies, Spiderman, Batman and Robin, and I was determine to see them. It turns out that the three of them were inseparable.  Somehow or rather, when I looked into their eyes, it made me think of what they’ve been through and how rough life has been for them. So I decided there and then that I’ll try my best to communicate with the three dogs.

When I took my first step into the kennel, I was greeted delightfully by a pack of dogs, sniffing and jumping all over me.  Fed them with treats and knowing that by visiting I can bring so much joy to the dogs, it made my day. 

In the beginning, Spiderman was the easiest to recognise because he was the only white dog with brown patches.  It took me quite a while to recognise Batman and Robin because they both looked similar to the other dogs and I had to find something special about them so that I can differentiate them. Robin has a brown coat mixed with a little bit of black and he has black ‘fingers’ and Batman has a black coat with streaks of brown down his legs and chest.  Spiderman has a thing with the dog house and Robin is forever extending out his front paw to ‘shake hands’ while Batman just… acts cute.

Playing and getting to know the Super Heros on my first visit to the animal shelter made me feel so refreshed and alive. To know that these dogs were homeless for one reason and it really broke my heart. What happened to humanity?

Right after we left the animal shelter, I couldn’t resist asking, “So, when’s our next visit?”

Going there for a second time made me realise that I didn’t choose the dogs, they chose me. When they feel that there’s a connection, they’ll automatically approach you. We were able to bring the dogs out for a walk this time round and I got Candy. She’s a very obedient girl and I felt that she could really understand me and what I expected from her so she tried her best to meet my expectations and she really did which “wow-ed” me. And whenever I praised her, she would wag her tail real hard and just seem to bask in the moment of me praising her. There was also a puppy which was so spoilt that she just climbed all over me when I was carrying her. So I guess it’s partially my fault that she’s so spoilt. Oops, my bad. And she’s such an adorable ball of fluff.

Now, here I am saying that I need and will be committed to my weekly dose of doggie cuteness overload. Through this project, I sincerely want the dogs to realise that not all humans will abandon and disown them. I want them to feel loved and hence able to trust humans more by slowly regaining their trust through interacting with them as often as I can.

$60 is not a huge amount to sponsor a bag of food for a man’s best friend and it’s for a very good cause.  I hope that you will be so kind to sponsor food for the shelter dogs.

Sponsorship of Dog Food

For $60 a month, you will help to buy a bag of 15kg of ANF dry dog food for Spiderman.  To contribute towards dog food, you may issue a cheque to “Noble Advance Pte Ltd” and mail to 8 Raffles Avenue, #02-04 The Esplanade, Singapore 039802.

To be continued on Friday, 10 Feb  - please stay tune for the girls' reflections on our Canine Angels.