Today’s Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants will
be presented in German,
with subtitles in Arabic,
Aulacese (Vietnamese),
Chinese, English,
French, German,
Indonesian, Japanese,
Korean, Malay,
Mongolian, Persian,
Portuguese, Russian,
Spanish and Thai.
Greetings,
warmhearted viewers,
and welcome to
Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants.
This is the first
in a two-part series that
features an insightful
interview with vegetarian
Austrian telepathic
animal communicator
and certified dog trainer
Elisabeth Berger.
Through Ms. Berger
we’ll also hear her noble
canine companion Wuno’s
loving, elegant messages
for humanity.
Elisabeth Berger’s
interest in connecting
heart-to-heart with
animals started with
her rescued dogs
Mesa and Wuno.
When she found that
conventional dog-training
methods did not work
with them,
she turned to telepathic
animal communication.
By attending workshops
with Swiss telepathic
animal communicators
Helen Gerber
and Lillian Steiner-Iten,
Ms. Berger learned
the subtle aspects of
this inner communication
and is now conducting
popular workshops
and seminars herself.
Her dogs and her cat
Mira actively participate
in the workshops.
I came to it because
a girlfriend wanted to
bring me to a lecture.
“You love animals
so much, come with me.”
And I’ll never forget it
for my entire life.
It was the best thing that
I could ever do because
the communicator,
who later also became
my teacher, said things
about my dog that she
could not have known
and it completely
shook my world.
I think that I am still
on the way to becoming
a professional and we
never stop learning and
I am happy that people
are gaining confidence
and animals too are
gaining confidence
and that I am allowed
to mediate.
I really see it
as a vocation and
a job to act as a mediator
in this way.
Thus far in her career
Elisabeth Berger has
helped many people
in their relationships with
their animal companions
including those who
have become separated
from an animal friend.
The following is one
of her most unforgettable
experiences,
which involved
remotely communicating
with a lost dog.
One of the stories that
will be in my memory
forever because it was
at the very beginning
when I was working
together with an animal
welfare organization,
there was a dog being
transported, very nice,
to the north of Germany
and about halfway
at a station along
the highway through
a real misfortune,
he ran away in panic.
The lady in charge
who was transporting
called me and asked,
“What shall we do?”
I said, “I can translate.”
So I translated
for the dog and
he showed exactly how
the surroundings looked.
The lady then said,
“If I come there to get
you will you come out?”
And he then said, “Yes.”
So she indeed got in
her car at 10 o’clock
at night and
drove 600 kilometers.
I said to her,
“Hey, no guarantees;
I just translated
for the dog.
It’s purely informational.
So don’t make me
responsible
if he doesn’t come out.”
She said, “I trust my dog,
I trust you.”
So then early
in the morning hours, she
arrived at that rest stop.
We then looked again
at the way
the dog had described
the surroundings.
She found the place
again, exactly like that.
She then walked down
and I told the dog, “Now
you can come out.”
And five minutes later,
he did.
She got him, so to speak,
and then we both stayed
there on the telephone
and cried.
I was somehow
so awestruck because,
those are things that
I can’t make up.
I experienced it myself
and that’s how I know
that it works.
We asked Ms. Berger
to relay some of our
questions for Wuno who
was more than happy
to provide answers!
How would dogs like to
be treated by humans?
He’s saying: with respect
and consideration.
That’s the mistake
many humans make.
They think we respond to
shouting and oppression.
And Elisabeth,
he means me, also could
explain to you very well
that she made a lot of
mistakes in the beginning.
There is no shame
attached for humans
to learn something new.
He says
the most important thing
you should know is that
we’re a part of the family
and not just some animal.
That’s another mistake
many humans make.
They treat animals
as outsiders, like they are
not part of the family.
It’s essential for us
to be a part of the family.
We’re animals and will
always remain so, but
we’re also a part of you.
In what ways
are dogs spiritual?
Dogs just live one part of
the unconditional love,
and they do not care,
so to say, whether you’re
sick or healthy, whether
you’re in a good mood or
whether you’re grumpy.
I really like living
with you humans
even though
you can be a bit
complicated at times.
How has Wuno helped
Ms. Berger
to grow and develop?
At first, I opened
her heart and taught her
what dogs are really like.
She will tell you about
that herself later on.
We had to work
very hard on her,
but we’ve succeeded,
so that after a while she
finally got to the point
where she was able to
work for us animals
and creation.
What advice does Wuno
have for humans so that
they can be more in tune
with the spiritual realm?
It’s very important for
humans to connect with
constructive energies,
and don’t always
talk about things that
are terrible, because
that strengthens
the energy of these things.
Learn to think about
things that are beautiful.
Shake it off like a dog
shakes off fleas and feel
the beauty of creation.
These are the things
that we can show you.
We love every moment
and life is just
so beautiful.
After this brief message,
we’ll continue
our fascinating journey
into the world of animals
with Elisabeth Berger.
Please stay tuned to
Supreme Master
Television.
Welcome back to
Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants
featuring vegetarian
Austrian telepathic
animal communicator
and canine specialist
Elisabeth Berger.
She now speaks about
the different skills
she applies when
interpreting the messages
of the many animals
with whom she interacts.
I transmit what I myself
have been taught.
Heart to heart
communication
on the one hand,
which was taught by
the founder,
the Grande Dame of
animal communication,
Penelope Smith
and then also meditation
techniques because
animal communication
without a relation to
spirituality and meditation
isn’t really possible.
Then psychometrics,
this is something…
what does
psychometrics mean?
It means
measuring with the soul.
It’s about making
the aura of objects visible,
which means you can,
for example, hold a
dog collar in your hands
and with certain
techniques you can feel
the being of the dog
and there are
different techniques.
So simply various
techniques and then too,
of course, pure intuition,
that gut feeling,
experience, which
always plays a role, and
naturally the knowledge.
All this combined with
the conversational
techniques
create a satisfactory
communication session.
Besides being
a professional telepathic
animal communicator,
Ms. Berger has
a background in teaching
and currently trains
teachers at Salzburg
University, Austria.
We asked her how her
background influences
her work with animals.
I think that in the
overall view of things,
it helps me very much
at the moment.
I studied
physical education and
the ability to access
the body is important
in working with animals
because you feel,
so to speak,
where the problem is
in the body if
you know your own body.
Then in the field of
psychology, philosophy
and education
there exists a view of
the world that gives
a larger understanding
for the overall.
So thinking about
the world and
how it is made up
is simply in my blood
as of course
is working with people.
And dogs are
very similar to people
in the way that they learn.
They are frustrated
in a similar way or are
happy in a similar way.
And with animals
and people, promoting
their strengths where
that is possible is
very important to me.
Communication
between dogs, as
Ms. Berger explains,
is very sophisticated and
relies on senses and skills
that humans have not
fully developed.
Dogs have an
international language
with each other.
They mainly
communicate through
body language and it’s
important to know that
because a dog reads
your expressions
like a picture book.
Then they communicate
of course through smell,
which means that
because of the scent
properties of urine,
dogs can perceive
how old a dog is, what
their health status is,
male, female,
fixed, or not fixed.
Then of course
they also communicate
telepathically and
mentally, there’s
no question at all.
They do that very well
and very thoroughly.
So they do it with
pictures and with feelings
in the universal language.
And here
I’d like to mention
the calming signals.
Turid Rugaas,
a Norwegian, helped us
in Europe and America
understand, that
there are about 30 body
language signals that
show two possibilities or
have a distinct meaning.
First, these calming
signals are about
enabling the dog
to demonstrate,
“Whoa, be careful,
I’m not interested
in conflict.”
Old male dogs or
experienced female dogs
meeting young dogs
sit down and demonstrate
the calming signals and
say, “Hey calm down,
honey.”
And it’s also easy
for us to learn.
For example,
blinking or yawning,
the dog is showing
I want to relax, I am not
interested in getting into
any kind of conflict.
And many human
companions know that
if they are in a hurry
the dog will sit down
and yawn while
we are running around
in a circle.
Really, what the dog
is saying is, “Relax.”
So I would definitely
recommend that every
companion of a dog,
so to speak, learn
these calming signals.
We also asked
Elisabeth Berger
how animals of different
species communicate
with one another.
But of course
what all animals have
in common is telepathic
communication,
the distant feeling
from the heart;
all of them speak that and
understand each other
in that way.
Another very, very
important aspect
in relation to this is the
concept of mental fields
that Rupert Sheldrake
researched very deeply.
It’s very easy to explain –
the “swarming
phenomenon”
that you will certainly
be familiar with whether
it is birds in the sky
or fish in water.
If one fish turns then
all the fish turn
at the same time.
So it is not
after one another
but a turning together
at the same time and
that clearly confirms that
there are mental fields
and communication
at that level.
Our sincere thanks,
Elisabeth Berger
for taking time
from your busy schedule
to speak about your
wonderful experiences
as a telepathic
animal communicator.
Our appreciation, Wuno
for your inspiring
messages to humanity
and helping us
better understand
the canine perspective
of the world.
May the hearts of many
be touched by these
two splendid individuals.
Generous viewers, please
join us again tomorrow
on Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants
for the concluding part of
our fascinating interview
with telepathic
animal communicator
Elisabeth Berger.
It has been a pleasure
having you with us today
on our program.
Coming up next is
Enlightening Entertainment
after Noteworthy News.
May our world always
be blessed by
the presence of animals.
Today’s Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants will
be presented in German,
with subtitles in Arabic,
Aulacese (Vietnamese),
Aulacese (Vietnamese),
Chinese, English,
French, German,
Indonesian, Japanese,
Korean, Malay,
Mongolian, Persian,
Portuguese, Russian,
Spanish and Thai.
The main purpose of
us dogs is to
teach humans love,
this unconditional love,
this loyalty that
we show to you.
Greetings, kind viewers,
and welcome to
Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants.
This episode is
the second and final part
of our insightful
interview with vegetarian
Austrian telepathic
animal communicator
and certified dog trainer
Elisabeth Berger.
Through Ms. Berger
we’ll once again
hear from her noble
canine companion Wuno
who has some fascinating
things he wishes to
share with humanity.
Our animal companions
are often
our closest friends
and family members.
We asked Ms. Berger
if they could also
be our soul mates and
what their purposes are
here on Earth.
I personally think that
a dog can definitely be
a soul mate and is one
because every dog
comes to you
with a certain reason.
We learn something
different with every dog.
I say this because
my first dog that
I trained alone was
a Bull Terrier female
from a humane society
and that dog really
taught me that true
beauty comes from inside.
She was
a chunky little thing
and just exuded love,
unbelievably beautiful.
Every dog comes and
teaches me something
new and I think that
that’s true
for a lot of people.
We know that
emotionally, animals
are highly intelligent and
it would just be important
simply to recognize it.
And the second thing is,
of course, the feeling
with the animals:
To feel how they are doing,
to develop the awareness
that animals are
living beings and partners
can simply only happen
through a change
in consciousness.
Can we too develop
the skill to communicate
telepathically
with animals?
Ms. Berger now provides
her perspective.
The Earth is living and
we are a part of that.
We have always
communicated and we
are innately telepathic.
Every mother and father
who has a relation
to an infant knows that.
We simply know
how the child is doing.
We know what’s going on
without language.
Let me give you
another example from
the world of humans.
Suppose that
your partner comes to
you and says,
“Darling, I love you.”
Then you would certainly
perceive that feeling.
Telepathy is
“the distant feeling.”
We can really
communicate with
animals telepathically
through feelings and we
can also communicate
with animals mentally
through our minds.
Animals send us
their message as a unit.
That means that
the feelings are contained
in it, words are there,
images are there,
movie segments,
and those are simply
techniques that are used.
Everyone can do it
and it’s a little like
everyone can learn
to play the piano.
For playing at home
or for a group or even
becoming a pianist,
each one of us can learn
to do it basically
because it is innate to us.
So that means that
communicating
from heart-to-heart
is something that is
so important to me
because when you are
communicating
at the heart level,
you are not manipulating
anymore.
Because when you send
your messages
through your heart,
you feel everything
that you do and that’s
very important to me.
If we can communicate
with animals, how about
other living things?
We communicate
constantly with plants
because we are simply
connected with
each other through this
“original telepathy.”
This language is still
very important.
Dr. Masaru Emoto
did a lot of research
in the area of water.
Well, the way we think,
the way we feel,
the way we speak, the
vibrations we send out
affect the environment
and plants feel that.
That was shown
scientifically
a long time ago.
So we have known it
for a long time.
Once the connection is
established, how can one
interpret what is seen,
felt or heard?
How can we be sure
that the information
we receive is correct?
The universe is arranged
in a way that we are able
to communicate all
feelings through the DNA.
From my point of view
there are several things
that have to be learned.
The first is just to let
the information through
because it is important
to accept that we are able
to receive information
at all, because
the rational half of
the brain keeps saying:
“Explain it to me,
explain it to me.”
So, leave yourself
some space for intuition
to be there.
Then on top of that
for people to
condition themselves
for communication
techniques, i.e., the way
that they are expressing
themselves rhetorically
and in their
communication.
That is part of it, as well
as being able to clearly
separate which message
is from you and which
message is from me,
and what I do with it.
Telepathic
animal communication
can be an invaluable tool
in helping animal patients
be effectively treated
by veterinarians.
One of my clients called
saying they (the doctors)
could not find anything,
but the dog was getting
weaker and weaker,
the blood was worse
and worse but they
couldn’t find anything.
So, I asked the dog to
project, so to speak, into
my body how he felt and
he ‘mirrored into me’,
as is the technical term.
There was
an unbelievable feeling
of nausea
in the stomach area.
I told the human
companion to speak to
the veterinarian
and that they should
look at the stomach.
They then found that
the aorta had a fine tear,
which means that the
blood was getting into
the stomach and so the
dog was able to be saved
through an operation.
In a few moments,
we’ll resume our
eye-opening discussion
with the talented
Elisabeth Berger.
Please stay tuned to
Supreme Master
Television.
Welcome back
to Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants
featuring vegetarian
Austrian telepathic
animal communicator
and canine specialist
Elisabeth Berger and
messages from her loving
canine companion Wuno.
Will more humans
learn to connect to
the inner world of
animals in the future?
Wuno shares
his kindhearted answer
to this question.
He says that’s inevitably
going to happen,
because everybody
can do it anyway.
What can be felt
at the moment is that
things are changing.
We humans are able to
progress spiritually,
for example
through meditation.
Can dogs meditate, too?
We’re always
collaborating.
He says, “Sometimes,
when it looks like
I’m sleeping, I’m actually
going to other worlds
to work there.
I am also working with
the people from
the seminars, who carry
on asking me questions.”
He also works with me,
so to say, when I’m
in a state of rest,
but on a level that’s
beyond language.
That’s something I’m
unable to put into words
right now, because
it involves emotions
that are flowing.
Right now our Earth is
in great danger because
of climate change and
many animals are dying,
many species are
dying out.
He says he has
heard about that and
it’s common knowledge
in the realm of nature,
and that it’s time that
humans finally begin
to understand.
I’m doing my part to help.
That’s all I can say.
He’s sending me
an afterthought:
Of course there is a
network and the animals
are trying very, very hard.
He says, the chances
are looking good.
Being a voice for animals,
Elisabeth Berger is
a committed vegetarian.
She now speaks about
why she has chosen this
honorable way of life.
Whatever we do
influences our next life,
clearly.
On the one hand,
I would say that
we should, of course,
take action and here
again I see several levels.
I use animal-free
cosmetics.
In the environment
I am in, I try to live
so that I don’t sit still
when a crime is being
committed on animals,
a dog is being bullied.
I have worked on myself
to improve
my communication
with animals.
As soon as you ingest
the dead meat and corpse,
so to speak,
you are more dull.
There’s no question
about it.
There are many people
who just say,
“Well it’s obvious,
I get it now,
we are the same…
human beings and
animals are simply souls
in different physical
containers and
they change from one day
to the next.”
And the important thing
is to stick with it,
so to speak, and
to keep your goal in mind
and to contribute
your bit to the world.
There are plenty of
studies about vegetarians,
that show that
vegetarians are
simply healthier.
Very few people
understand that
I can only be
a receptive vehicle with
my body when I am not
blocked by emotions;
that is, when I lead
a healthy lifestyle.
In general it’s true that
the healthier you yourself
live, the easier the work
will be on the subtle level.
There’s no question
about that.
And I am so happy that
my life changed so much.
It has enriched me
so much.
As a token of thanks
for all the good work
Elisabeth Berger is doing
for animals,
and for setting aside
her precious time
to give our interview,
we presented some gifts
to her including
Supreme Master Ching Hai’s
international
#1 best sellers
“The Birds in My Life,”
“The Dogs in My Life”
and “The Noble Wilds.”
Supreme Master Ching Hai
also adopted
10 dogs and 23 birds
and the books speak
for themselves and
thank you for letting us
be here today.
I thank you and I hope
that for the benefit
of animals and
for our beautiful world,
we can contribute
something good.
Be veg,
go green.
That is a nice message.
We could really reduce
greenhouse gases
a great deal by lowering
meat consumption.
So I think it is great
how your Master just
gives animals a home.
For those 10 dogs,
for example, she is
making a very real
difference because
they now have a home.
Oh, these are
beautiful pictures.
So you can see
the warmth,
it’s unbelievable.
I am so touched
by the pictures.
It’s nice how
it’s translated with
speech bubbles.
Ms. Berger also
complimented one of
Supreme Master Ching Hai’s
canine companions,
Hermit.
He’s very telepathic.
I am certain that he also
works with humans
the way that it feels.
He has a very strong
resonance
in the heart space.
I am very happy
about the presents.
Well, I find what
your Master is doing
wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you, Ms. Berger,
for all your wonderful
efforts to awaken
the innate compassion
in those around you.
Also, our appreciation,
Wuno
for your unconditional
love for humanity.
Intuitive viewers,
it’s been a pleasure
having you with us today
on Animal World:
Our Co-Inhabitants.
Coming up next is
Enlightening Entertainment
after Noteworthy News.
May all animals
on our Earth forever
be loved and cherished.
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