We need to start looking at each other and other people the way they see us with their hearts, because the animals only work through the heart, they don’t use their head. And that is the wonderful thing that animals have to teach us: Think about things from the heart.

Hallo, compassionate viewers, and welcome to today’s Animal World: Our Co-Inhabitants show featuring gifted Australian telepathic animal communicator and founder of Animal Talk, Trisha McCagh.

Internationally acclaimed in her field, Ms. McCagh consults with hundreds of animals each year and teaches courses in telepathic animal communication. She has appeared on the Australian television programs “A Current Affair” and “Sunrise” and is the author of “Stories from the Animal Whisperer.” Her journey toward understanding animals began with her cat companion Beau.

It started a few years ago, when I had a cat named Beau. I guess everybody says they have special animals, but certainly he was very special. And when we shared our lives together, he became very, very close to me. Now one day, unfortunately he collapsed, and we had to take him to the vet, and I remember, holding his paw and being next to his face and saying, “Come on, you can fight it! Don’t leave me, you can do this.”

And it was right then that out of the blue, it was just so clear, “You have to let me go. You have to set me free.” And so it was like a voice that nobody else could hear. And it was up here. And it was just amazing, and I remember looking around thinking, “Where did that come from?”

Trisha McCagh eventually came to see that she could communicate telepathically with animals and this discovery profoundly affected her life.

I realized that my life was going to change forever, that I no longer would be a dental hygienist, that I needed to pursue this language with the animals and all of the things that it brought with it.

How do you personally communicate with animals? Do you hear them or feel what they feel, for example?

So many things, so many things. When you are connected, and you commune with animals and nature, but especially with animals, in this type of silent language that they speak, it’s very intuitive, it’s telepathic, which is a mind-to-mind conversation where you send and receive messages. But it’s also very intuitive. We were all born with this.

So when you see the children, very young children, sit down with animals, how they get on so well, and there seems to be a relationship going on. Well, that in fact is true, they’re actually conversing with each other in this telepathic way. Animals also talk to each other in this way. And so this human and animal conversation is actually quite ancient; it’s nothing new.

You can actually connect with them so well that you can actually feel what’s happening, emotionally and physically and on every level of that animal. They also send me pictures, so I get it visually in my mind where I see what they’re trying to tell me; it almost runs like a video.

And you also, as I explained, hear this voice which is in your mind, of them speaking to you. The intuitive side is also like a pure knowing; it’s like you connect so well with that other being that there is no barrier, you are now as one, whatever they feel or sense. And it works two ways, they also feel from you. So there is, in effect, so many different ways that you get this communication.

Does the nature of her inner communications vary from species to species? Ms. McCagh next shares her fascinating answer to this question.

You can converse with all species, including insects. So it goes through the full range of any species because this is a universal language. It doesn’t matter what species. I’m constantly asked, “Do they have different conversations?” Well they do because you have to imagine that a lion would have a very different conversation than your dog.

Domestic animals live an entirely different existence with us than what they would in the wild. So their conversation is going to be a little bit more in line with our type of life that we lead. But if you take a giraffe that’s out in the wild, that hardly has any contact with humans, for instance, they’re going to lead a different type of existence. They are totally into the Earth and they’re very, very natural.

So their conversation is not going to be about people coming over or moving house or things like that, that perhaps domestic animals might discuss. They talk more about the planet and conservation, and what we’re doing to the planet, and how we’re hurting ourselves. But the domestic animals talk more about the food they want or their environment because they’re completely dependent.

When we return, Trisha McCagh will convey a critical message to humanity from the animals in the wild. Please stay tuned to Supreme Master Television.

Now with extinction, if you have a table and you remove one of the legs, what happens? It's going to fall over. Well, that's what's happening as we're taking out certain species. We're removing species from the planet. The animals have explained to me that it's like taking keys out, vital keys, and it will eventually affect us.

Welcome back to Animal World: Our Co-Inhabitants as we continue our interview with Trisha McCagh, an amazing telepathic animal communicator from Australia. Ms. McCagh teaches courses on speaking heart-to-heart with animals, appears on television and has written her first book, “Stories from the Animal Whisperer.” Recently, she connected telepathically with whales and says that these great mammals have an extremely important message for the world.

We have whales beaching and nobody seems to know why. There are obviously scientists looking into it, and they’re saying from sonar, from the boats, and it’s various things. When I connected with the whales and asked them why they’re beaching, they’re trying to show us what we’re doing to our planet. So what we’re doing to them is, in effect, what we are doing to us. In our destroying their environment, we’re also destroying ours.

They’ve even gone as far as to say, “We were beaching and they were looking, but they still don’t seem to have the answers yet. So now we’re going to take sharks and dolphins with us.” And that has actually been the case in parts of the world. And I said, “Why would you do that?” They said, “Because they’re not animals that normally beach, so they will have to look deeper and deeper as to why this is going on, and they will get the message.”

So in effect a lot of the wild animals are really trying to show us what we are doing to this planet and to ourselves. Because if we don’t have a healthy planet, there’s nowhere for us to live either, not just the animals. And we all live on this planet together, and we need to learn to live in much more harmony and balance.

We’ve lost our own balance. So that’s what the animals are showing us.

Trisha McCagh next explains why our animal companions have such a clear understanding of the harm we’re doing to our planet.

The animals are particularly sensitive to the pollutants and things that we do to poison our environments, not just chemicals either, I’m talking emotional as well. They seem to be a lot more sensitive. In other words, we can take a lot more than they can. They are deeply affected and I believe that this is to show us a much more magnified view of how the pollutants and the toxic effect of what we do in our lives are affecting us.

Ms. McCagh believes that the year 2012 will have tremendous significance and will be a major turning point for Earth, humanity and all other beings.

As many people out there may be aware, or unaware there will be a big change in 2012. This planet as we have known it is moving into a different stage of more simplistic attitudes like the animals.

Have the animals communicated to you what’s going to happen and what we should prepare for?

Most definitely. Many animals are leaving at this time in preparation. But they’ve also told me it doesn’t just happen on one day. Everybody’s waiting for the 21st of December 2012. We’re already in motion. You’ll find that the children being born now and in the last few years are much more knowledgeable, much more spiritual, deeply into the Earth and the basic and more ancient type of knowledge and heading into those more creative areas. That’s because we are already in motion.

2012 more signifies, the animals have said to me, more the changing of this, and the acceptance of a lot more of the beautiful energies back into us. So we will be having a very big change.

They’ve also said that those who do not wish to take on this change will obviously leave this planet at that time.

Animals have deep inner wisdom and thus are greatly in tune with the Universe.

The animals are very knowledgeable. Even in the tsunamis, even in many things that happen on this Earth, the animals have known well ahead of time what is going to happen. And that’s why in the tsunamis of 2004, no wild animals perished, because they knew hours before. There were elephants reported heading up the mountain, trying to put humans on their backs, because they knew what was coming. They can feel the rhythm of the Earth. They know that this change is actually occurring.

And moving into 2012, we should all be very excited because it’s going to be a much better Earth, a much better place to live. And remember to be watching the animals because they will be showing you the signs that you need to see and the changes that will be occurring at the time.

Many thanks to Trisha McCagh for her intriguing insights into the intelligence and spirituality of our animal co-inhabitants. Please join us tomorrow for Part 2 of our program, where she will discuss such interesting topics as what cats can teach us about meditation, how dogs can help us feel more optimistic and the life of a pig who loves TV.

For more details on Trisha McCagh, please visit www.animaltalk.com.au
“The Stories from the Animal Whisperer” is available www.AllenAndUnwin.com

Thank you for joining us today on Animal World: Our Co-Inhabitants. Enlightening Entertainment is up next after Noteworthy News. May you make a new animal friend today!

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For the people out there, for your viewers, “Can I learn how to talk to an animal?” Yes, you can. And your relationship will change. It will become a two way conversation and you will learn very much from what your animal has to tell you about yourself.

Hallo, enlightened viewers, and welcome to today’s Animal World: Our Co-Inhabitants show featuring Part 2 of our interview with gifted Australian telepathic animal communicator and founder of Animal Talk, Trisha McCagh.

Internationally acclaimed in her field, Ms. McCagh consults with hundreds of animals each year and has appeared on the Australian television programs “A Current Affair” and “Sunrise” and is the author of “Stories from the Animal Whisperer.” To help others know the joy of communing with our fellow beings, she also teaches courses in telepathic animal communication, and her students’ lives are immeasurably changed after learning this beautiful skill.

How do students benefit from your animal communication workshops? Do many of the attendees become vegetarian or vegan?

Many of them already are. Many have turned vegan and vegetarian. I do know of this because they write to me. And the reason is because they’ve seen things from a different perception. When you get intimate with an animal or a person, things change. It’s a bit like when you love someone, your husband, your partner, your wife, your child, doesn’t your relationship change? Don’t you want to save them, protect them?

Well that’s what happens when people do these courses and they may talk to a boa constrictor, they may talk to a turtle, or they may talk to a mouse. All of a sudden there’s a change in perception, and they have a whole new way of looking at life, themselves and this planet. So does it change them?

Yes. It changes relationships, it changes perceptions. I’ve had many people in corporate worlds turn now to work with animals because of their beauty. I am talking accountants, I get surgeons, dentists, vets, zoologists, lawyers, people from all walks of life come to learn these courses. And you know they are brought to tears because of the beauty of the animals and what they discover about themselves and their own outlooks. That’s the biggest transition.

The way they saw the world before they walked into these workshops is not the way they see it as they walk out. The animals, that’s their purpose. They said to me, “You’re working with us. But we’re really here to help the human race.”

Trisha McCagh is deeply concerned about the welfare of farm animals, especially those raised for slaughter, and wishes that all humans would become more loving and no longer act in ways that harm these beautiful, sensitive beings.

I'm hoping that the world changes so that they see that these animals are just the same as your domestic or wild animals, that they need to be loved and nurtured.

We can easily become a vegetarian. It wouldn't affect us at all. We can actually eat all of those vitamins and minerals and nutrients that we need through being a vegetarian.

If we want to save animals, if we want to save certain things, we just boycott it. We don't buy it. If there's no demand for it, there'll be no need to supply it. So there's so much we can do as individuals. We can also help the organizations that are really helping, like Whisper, PETA, Animals Australia, Animals Asia and Greenpeace. There's so many organizations that are working on this planet tirelessly.

All farm animals, including pigs, are highly intelligent. For example, in a study conducted at Pennsylvania State University, USA, pigs were taught to play a video game using a joystick and were found to display focused intensity while playing.

I had a very interesting conversation with a farm pig one time. A lady contacted me because she said her farm pig was very listless and he was quite depressed. And I said, "You know, I'm getting something very strange in a visual. He’s showing me watching TV. And he showed me watching the news.”

And she said, "Yes, we did watch the news together. He used to sit on the couch and I used to sit on the floor.” Now, this pig was missing their time together. So she gave him a small TV; but was it that the pig really needed to watch TV? No. He wanted to spend time with her. It was their special time. These farm animals have the same relationship, same intelligence, are the same spiritual beings as your wondrous dogs, cats, birds and horses that you live with.

As Ms. McCagh wisely observes, we can learn a great deal about ourselves and life by interacting with our animal friends. They're not a lesser being. In fact I see them far different to that. They have taught us so much. They know so much more than us and as I said before, they know how to live and to live in harmony and to keep their society the way it should. They know how to maintain harmony and balance. It's us who's not doing that.

After these brief messages, we’ll continue our discussion with the insightful Trisha McCagh. Please stay tuned to Supreme Master Television.

Do you know why most people can’t converse and talk to animals? It’s because their minds are too busy. So as their animals are trying to speak to them, they’re getting this busy signal, as if on a phone, when you’re ringing somebody, they get a busy signal. So we need to learn about being in stillness and quiet.

Welcome back to Animal World: Our Co-Inhabitants as we continue speaking with the delightful telepathic animal communicator, teacher and author from Australia, Trisha McCagh.

Do you think animals beautify and uplift our world?

Well, all I could say is that if we all closed our eyes and imagined a world without animals, I don’t know about you, but I just can’t imagine that the world would be a beautiful place. The animals show us many, many different things. They have forgiveness, they have unconditional love. We as humans have still to learn that. Everything about us is conditional, even in our relationships, “I’ll love you if…” and “If only you were like this.”

Animals don’t need to see that we have a beautiful car in the driveway or a wonderful house or you’ve got expensive designer label clothes. They don’t care about that. The way they see us is that we are actually beautiful beings just the way we are at any given time. So they give so much to us. And the other thing they do is optimism, especially dogs. Dogs, they wake up as though every day is going to be magic, even though they don’t know what it holds, because it’s that excitement.

Even if you take them on the same walk every day, they’re very simplistic because they see beautiful things and new things every day, the things that we miss because we’re too busy, in a hurry with TVs, computers, and animals actually get us back into nature.

There’s people that don’t have partners and are very lonely, even if they’re a little bit aged or there’s some other reason or circumstance. Well, animals provide the perfect companions because of this forgiveness. And they never have a problem with being vulnerable. They’re quite happy to be vulnerable to you, show you their love.

You can tell them off one minute and the very next minute they’re so excited. When you come home at the end of the day and your dog and cat are so excited to see you. I’ve never seen my partner or husband act that way, in such excitement. So they make our lives so enriched, they really do. I can’t imagine ever being without them.

Ms. McCagh explains that in addition to beautifying our world and uplifting our spirits, animals have another special role on Earth.

Animals definitely are our teachers. Just their basic principles, if we could live life half as well as what they do, this world would be the most remarkable place. We just need to see that the simple things in life make us the happiest. It’s not the money, it’s not being famous, it’s not the big things. It’s the simple things like love, which they give us so much. And I do have to tell you, on a spiritual note, that we’ve come down to this planet to learn; we’re not just here to eat and sleep.

And I know that a lot of your viewers will sit out there and say, “I know there’s more to this life than just that.” Well there is. But the animals have come down here and they actually remember why they’re here. And they’re here to work with us and to show us the way. They even mirror us in our house.

If you notice that your animal has a change in behavior or there’s something very strange going on, the first thing to look at is yourself, and what’s going on around you and what’s happening in your house. They’re just like little silent observers around our house helping us. So, absolutely, they are our teachers.

Do you think animals are highly spiritual beings?

Absolutely! They are very spiritual. You’ll notice that cats especially, and I know that the viewers out there who have got cats will know, they just will relate to this, they’re in a semi-meditative state most of the time. They know when to sleep, they know when to relax. So they are very spiritual because they are very connected to the spirit realms and all of the teachings.

Like people say, “Can you be telepathic with a human? Can you do what you do with the animals with humans?” Only to a certain extent and it’s much harder, because animals have pure thought. They don’t have the filters and the agendas that we seem to build up and to hold. So most definitely they have a much clearer and spiritual link, and they have much to show us.

Many thanks to Trisha McCagh and all the other telepathic communicators who help us see the world through the eyes of animals. We also thank Providence for our animal friends, who enhance our lives and teach us valuable life lessons. Let humanity and all beings live together in ever greater compassion, harmony and peace.

For more details on Trisha McCagh, please visit “Stories from the Animal Whisperer” is available at Thank you for your gentle presence today on

Animal World: Our Co-Inhabitants. Coming up next is Enlightening Entertainment after Noteworthy News. May your days be filled with serenity, wisdom and ever-increasing love.

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