Rob McConnell Interviews - MARTA WILLIAMS - Animal Communicator

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Sings along Welcome to the Exxon, everyone. My name is
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10 p.m. Eastern until 2 a.m. Eastern. and our new
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store address, www.xzonestore.com. On tonight, I have Marta Williams. She's
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going to be joining me in a few moments to
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talk about animal communication, and she is one of the
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world's leading animal communicators. In hour number two, Dalton Walker
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will be joining me, and he has a very strange,
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unusual rock. And Dalton has a rock in his possession
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that is confirmed not a meteorite. It did not fall
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out of the sky. It is confirmed not from this
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earth through preliminary laboratory testings. And we're going to get
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into this very strange and uncanny story in hour number two.
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give us a call at 1-877-528-8255. And Cal Korf will
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be with me in hour number four with another edition
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and xzonestore.com. As I said, my first guest tonight is
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Marta Williams, and communicating intuitively with animals means mentally sending
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and receiving thoughts, images, and emotions. In this kind of communication,
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you do not need to read body language or make
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guesses based on behavior. Most animal communicators work from a
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distance using just a description and do not even see
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a picture of the animal. Animals are masters at intuitive communication.
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They talk to each other intuitively and are able to
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intuitively sense people and the environment very well. Take heat
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if otherwise pleasant dog suddenly displays an intense dislike for
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a stranger. In humans, on the other hand, intuitive ability
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has been suppressed and repressed by our modern cultures. We
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still use it, though, for example, to scope out a
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strange person or a new situation. But our intuition is
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usually unconscious and uncontrolled. Intuition is not a gift possessed
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by a very few special people. Everyone is intuitive and
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can learn to communicate intuitively. Now, if you love animals,
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then on some level you are already doing it. With
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study and practice, you can learn to do it very well.
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the idea of intuitive communication with animals and nature's challenges,
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long-held beliefs like the emotional or spiritual capacity humans do.
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In her work, our special guest, Marta Williams, has come
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to see these beliefs as untrue and now identify them
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as some of the root causes for ecological imbalances and
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crises that we are now facing. When I come back
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from this two-minute commercial break, Marta Williams is my first
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guest tonight here on the X-Zone. The X Zone is
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When we come back in two minutes, Exo Nation, Marta
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Williams will be joining me here tonight on the Talk
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Star Radio Network. And if you have any questions you'd
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like to ask her about being an animal communicator, give
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us a call at 1-877-528-8255. I'll return on the other
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side of this two-minute break with my first guest of
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the evening, Marta Williams, as the Exo continues, right here
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on the Talk Star Radio Network from our studios in
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beautiful Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Don't go away. We'll be back
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in two.
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Who let the dogs out? Who let the dogs out?
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Welcome back, everyone.
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Marta Williams is our very special guest. And Marta, how
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are you?
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Long time no talk.
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Hi.
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Thanks for inviting me on the program.
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Great having you back with us, Marta. Now, for our
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listeners who may just have been tuning in as we
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were doing the setup for tonight's show, I was wondering
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if you could tell us what is intuitive communication with
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animals and nature? How do you do this?
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It's something that people often call telepathic communication. That's another
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term for it, ESP. I use the word intuitive because
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I think it's broader and defines it better. And as
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you described it, it is sending and receiving information mentally
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using thoughts, pictures, and emotions.
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How did you get involved with being an animal communicator?
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When did you know that you had the ability to
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communicate with the animals?
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Well, I do say that everyone can do this, and
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I don't believe that I'm any more gifted than the
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next person. I just put a lot of time into
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it and kind of got obsessed with it, I guess
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I would say. Fascinated, really. And I was a scientist,
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practicing scientist, before I got into this field, and I
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actually considered this still to be science of a sort,
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but sort of a new frontier of science. So I
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was working as an environmental scientist, and feeling like that
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wasn't really addressing well enough what was going on, what
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was wrong with the world. And through various investigations, I
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came to believe that what's really important right now on
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the planet is for consciousness to change in a major way,
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and that once we have enough consciousness change in human beings,
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we'll probably see a shift in what's happening on the planet.
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And I do believe that process is happening right now,
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And I wanted to just contribute to it. And so
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I was basically saying, hey, universe, what's the best way
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for me to do this? And this kind of dropped
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in my lap as the best way for me to
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do this because of my focus on animals and nature.
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So when I found out about it, I realized that
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it was a way to connect people back to the
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natural world.
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As a scientist, how do you explain this ability?
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Well, I'm a biologist. I'm not a physicist. And you
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really have to go to physics to get the explanation.
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I talk about it in my new book, Ask Your Animal.
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And Lynn McTaggart, I think, is one of the better
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authors on this subject. And I summarize what she says
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in my book. And she's really talking about all the
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different quantum physicist experiments. So the quantum physicists are the
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ones who come up with the rationale for how this
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works through their experiments. And they've done experiments where they
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can show that you split a photon and the two
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parts of the photon traveling separately, one part will react
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to a stimulus that you do on the other part.
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So even though they're independent, what you do to one
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photon still affects, or one particle still affects the particle
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that's split off. So they call that non-local reality, where
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there's this distance in a relationship between things. And then
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they go on, they've gone on to do other experiments
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to show that the Earth is really, or our universe
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is really like an entangled energy, that we are all
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connected by energy, and that everything is really a matter
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of your intention. So that thought can affect matter, and
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if you have the intention of being able to communicate
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with someone who's in Russia, you can do that. The
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Earth is much like a hologram. That's what they're proposing,
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and that the energy connections between all of us mean
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that we are all connected like a universal energy connection.
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universal knowledge connection that we can all tap into each other,
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we can all communicate intuitively just through our intention.
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When did you discover that you had the ability or
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that your ability was present to communicate with animals, and
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what was the first animal you communicated with?
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You know, I don't remember the very first animal I
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communicated with, but But I certainly was working mainly with
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dogs and cats. And what I did as a scientist
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was I said, okay, I really need to prove this
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to myself because I could sort of believe that other
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people could do it, but I couldn't really believe that
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I could do it. So I did experiments, and that's
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what I encourage people to do when I teach them.
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I go, go out and do your own experiments, and
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here's some experiments we can do in class. So the
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experiments are you talk to an animal and say, okay,
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tell me what you love to do.
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Tell me.
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Who your best friends are, tell me what your house
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looks like, and tell me if you like to go
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in the car, tell me where your favorite places are
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to walk. You get all this data from talking to them,
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and you go back to their person and go, okay,
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is any of this right? Is any of this real?
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And when you can do that and start ticking things
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off and get 80% to 90% accurate, you've gone way
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beyond chance. And if you can consistently do that, then
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it becomes rather convincing.
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How can other people, like you said, everybody has the ability,
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how can people listening tonight start tuning in, I guess
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that's a good word to use, tuning in to their
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ability to communicate with animals?
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Yeah, it is like tuning in. It's almost like tuning
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in a radio station. That's one way to kind of
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conceptualize it. I actually, the metaphor that I like to
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use is, to imagine that when you're tuning into an animal,
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imagine you're like a radar scanner, and you're just checking
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to see any impressions that are coming to you, because
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as we discussed, you could get a feeling, an emotional
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or physical feeling. You could get words and ideas that
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just pop into your head. You could just know something.
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You can get images, even like movies that just pop
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into your head. So you're looking for anything like that,
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and you can even get memories. Like you might think
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about going to the beach with your dog, and then
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you find out that the dog you're talking to goes
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to the beach every day with this person. And so
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that's why that memory popped into your head, you see.
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So this is the language of intuitive communication. So that process,
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to start that process for your listeners, the best way
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that I would recommend is to have them– go to
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their own animals and practice sending a thought, like maybe
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a compliment, and maybe also send the animal a picture
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of something that they're going to do that day. And
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then ask the animal, do you have anything you want
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to send me? And then go into that, you know,
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close your eyes and just pay attention to any impressions
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that come in and see if they receive anything from
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their animals. the thing that's difficult for people is to
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just accept what you receive because we've all been trained
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to be analytical and super critical mentally. And so the
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biggest hurdle to overcome in being able to do this
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and getting out of your modern mindset and getting back
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to an indigenous mindset is really what I call it,
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is to just pay attention to anything that's coming in
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on that radar scope and then accept it. Accept it
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as being from your animal. And if people can follow
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those instructions, they actually will start getting into intuitive conversations
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with their animal.
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When the animal starts communicating, or should I, or let
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me say this, when you start tuning into your animal,
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is the communication understandable, or does the animal communicate intuitively
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in a way that we have problems understanding?
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It can be a little tricky because we're used to
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linear talk, which is all words. When you receive intuitively,
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like I said, it could come in in the form
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of a memory. You could start thinking about going to
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the Grand Canyon, and you're like, why am I thinking
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about that? But then when you go talk to the
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animal's person, you find out maybe they just went to
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the Grand Canyon. So you never know when you do
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this what impression that you're getting is really valid. So
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every sensory, I call it sort of phantom sensory impression
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you get, and accept it as being a potentially valid
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intuitive communication. So that means, again, it's like your phantom senses.
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You might feel something emotionally. You might feel something physically.
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your mind's eye. You might hear something in your mind.
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Anything like that that comes in, you just accept it
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as being potential data that can be validated.
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actual animal communication and not our imagination?
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practice with animals you don't know because then you have
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a blank slate. You have a blank, you know, top board.
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to know, although you may find them acting in a
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certain way that corroborates the information you got. You may
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see them change their attitude, their behavior, their approach to you,
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which would corroborate the communication. But it's a little trickier
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to verify and validate what you get from your own animals.
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So I say... In the beginning, just accept it. Accept, accept, accept.
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Do the experiment for two weeks and see what you get.
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I'd like to say hi to Cody in Ottawa who's
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it was nice chatting with you online. Our special guest
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this hour is Marta Williams, and Marta is an animal communicator.
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how you could tune up your communication Animal Communication Skills.
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Her website is www.martawilliams.com. That's www.martawilliams.com. Marta, do fish communicate
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with us as well?
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Yeah, there's really no reason why you can't communicate with
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any living thing, and I do talk about that in
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all my books, people's experiences communicating with the natural world
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We're around dogs and cats a lot. So I guess
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my question to you, when we come back from the
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If we go to a bird sanctuary, can we communicate
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with those birds? And how about insects? Can we communicate
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with insects? Marta Williams, my special guest. Marta and I
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will be back on the other side of this news
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break here on the Talk Star Radio Network. 1-877-528-8255 is
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toll free. My email is exonatalkstarradio.com. On MSN Messenger, talkstarradio
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at hotmail.com. And our websites, exoneradio.com and exontv.com. Marta Williams,
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Animal Communicator. www.martawilliams.com will be back with me on the
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other side of this news break as we return right
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here on the Talk Star Radio Network. Hi, this is
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Ken Elliott. When I'm floating around the universe, I always
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try to tune in to Rob McConaughey.
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Hey, ho there.
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Trinity Frog on Sesame Street. When I want to find
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out what's going on with UFOs or ghosts, I listen
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to The X-Zone with Rob McConaughey. This is Les Corrigan
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from Target Internet Development.
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You're listening to Rob McConnell on the X-Zone radio show.
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This is John Hogue, Prophecy Scholar, and you're listening to
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Rob McConnell in the X-Zone. Welcome to the X-Zone, a
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place where fact is fiction and fiction is reality. Now,
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here's your host, Rob McConnell. What's new, pussycat?
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Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh!
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What's new, pussycat?
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Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh!
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Pussycat, pussycat, I've got flowers and lots of hours to
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spend with you.
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So go and bother your cute.
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Little pussycat nose.
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Pussycat, pussycat, I love you.
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Yes, I do.
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You and your pussycat nose.
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What's new, pussycat?
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Whoa! Welcome back, everyone. My name is Rob McConnell, and
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we are coming to you live and around the world
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on the Talkstar Radio Network, Exxon TV, and on Shortwave.
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My special guest this hour is Marta Williams, and we
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are talking about being an animal communicator. If you'd like
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to visit Marta's website, it is www.martawilliams.com. Marta, how do
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you help people who call for a consultation, and can
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you describe some recent cases that you've worked on?
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Yeah, people call for all kinds of reasons. They call
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because their animals are fighting with each other. They call
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because they have animals that are exhibiting bad behavior like
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barking excessively or cats that are urinating inappropriately in the house.
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People call me because for horses that are not doing
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well in training. So I get calls about anything bad.
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anything like that, and then I also do get calls
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about lost animals. So I have a recent case where
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two cats were really not getting along well, and I
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talked to both of them and sort of found out
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each cat's point of view, talked to them about the other,
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explained the situation from the person's point of view to them,
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sort of like a counselor would do with a family,
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you know, argument, and then made a lot of recommendations
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to the human in this triangle about what she could
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say to her cats, how she could treat each one
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differently so that they would maybe feel less put out
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by the other one, how she could intervene when they
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started to go after each other, and a lot of
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different aids and things she could try to get them
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to be nicer to each other. And Not that it
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always works, but in many cases, this kind of process
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works very well. And in this case, it did. And
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they just started getting along really well and stopped all
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the bickering.
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How do people react when you're able to communicate with
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their animal and bang, the problems that they were having
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before are just gone?
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Well, of course, they're thrilled. And what's really... What I'm
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really working to do, and that's why I've written so
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many books and why I train people, is to get
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people so they can do this on their own without
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really having to get a communicator involved because often people
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can make these changes on their own, and I've told
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lots and lots of people through my books and et
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cetera how to do it, and then I get the
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emails about, oh, this worked and it was great and
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I was able to do this. So that's really what
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my books are about.
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How long does it take you to teach someone how
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to become an animal communicator?
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Well, I can teach someone how to do this in
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a half an hour.
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Then they have to go out and practice. So that's
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the tricky part, you know. It's kind of like here's
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how you do rollerblading, but you're going to have to
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go out and practice it.
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Practice, practice, practice. Practice makes perfect.
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Absolutely. That's all it is. You have to get over
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yourself a bit. You have to get over the modern
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human tendency to reject incoming intuitive data because that's really
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the hardest thing. It's so simple, it's hard. You just
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have to say, whatever impressions I'm aware of, I'm going
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to accept them and record them as possible accurate data.
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And that's where modern humans get hung up because we
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want to go, oh, no, that doesn't make sense. That's weird.
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I'm not going to write that down. That would be embarrassing.
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That's crazy. That's not logical. And we just start sifting
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the data before we actually have a chance to check
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it out.
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Interesting. How accurate are you?
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Well, I typically am around 80% to 90% accurate on
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a case. Not that I can't bomb. Everybody can bomb.
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Sure, everybody can bomb.
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Even the big guys. And my students, when I teach
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this class, are typically 80% to 90% accurate out of
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the gate.
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That's not too shabby.
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It's very amazing for them. It doesn't amaze me anymore
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because I've done it so much, and I've had this
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happen with so many people. But they're just like, I
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can't believe everybody in this class got it right, got
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80% to 90% accurate. I can't believe it.
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All right, so I understand you do some of the
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consultations over the phone.
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Mm-hmm.
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How do you know you've got the right animal?
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By, again, getting feedback from the person to say, yeah,
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that sounds like my animal. So I might initially ask
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the animal, what do you like, what don't you like,
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what's your personality like? Tell me some things about your
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life that I can verify, and then I would ask
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the person, does this sound like your animal? And then
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as we go along... I keep on asking for verification.
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So where does the animal have to be at the other.
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End of the phone? It doesn't have to be anywhere.
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This process bears little resemblance to linear talking. You don't
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have to have the animals at your feet staring up
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at you adoringly. They can be off doing whatever they
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want to do or even sleeping.
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So you're into the quantum physics aspect of telecommunications.
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That's right. You got it.
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Wow.
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And you can do this with people as well. I mean,
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the remote viewers, the military remote viewer guys, they did
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this with people, and the Russians did all kinds of
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weird experiments with people doing this. One person in Leningrad,
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one person in, I don't know, wherever, and sending messages,
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and actually they did kind of weird things where somebody
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was imagining strangling someone, and the guy that he was
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sending this to really started to strangle.
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Can we communicate with birds? Like I was saying when
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we were going into the break, if we go into
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a zoo, can we communicate with the animals there, the
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birds in a wildlife sanctuary? How about insects? Can we
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even communicate with insects?
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Yeah, I think you can communicate with anything, and I
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believe that indigenous people did just that. So my take
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on all this is this is what is the norm
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for human beings. Over millennia, and then what's happened is
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that the modern mindset has kind of wiped it out
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of our experience, although I believe children are born doing this.
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I really think it's a natural ability. It's certainly a
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natural ability in animals, and you can see it. So
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you can talk to anything that's alive, in my opinion.
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So if a caller or a listener had a problem
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with an animal at their home, you could actually communicate
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with them over the phone?
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Yeah, that's what I do.
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That is totally... All right, let's do this. ExoNation, if
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you have an animal at home that you are having
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a bit of a problem with, why don't you give
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me a call at 1-877-528-8255. My special guest is Marta Williams.
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And we'll see if we can help you solve your problem.
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Once again, that's 1-877-528-8255. What do animals think of the
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human race, Marta?
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Depends on the animal. Some animals love the human race.
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I find that when you talk to wildlife, you're going
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to start to get maybe a bit of a kind
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of a different perspective. I think a lot of wildlife
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are very aware of what's being done to the environment
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and what's being done to their habitats, and they might
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not be so thrilled about humans. And certainly the ones
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that humans don't like, like spiders and bees and things,
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typically aren't very happy with people.
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How about reptiles? Have you ever communicated with a reptile?
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Yeah, mm-hmm. Yeah, as I said, anything that's alive, I
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believe you can communicate with. And I do have lots
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of stories in my book, some of which even show
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verification for talking with wildlife, although that's harder to get.
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But yes, absolutely, you can talk to reptiles.
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What are some of the problems that you see in
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this field?
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Well, I think one of the problems is that some
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people might not be rigorous enough. So I think it's
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really important to always look for verification and always test
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yourself and always keep yourself honest that way. So I
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think that can be one problem, that people can sort
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of get off into a lot of speculation or just
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not really being grounded in reality.
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I just had a thought here. Could you communicate with
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a Bigfoot?
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You could if they're really real.
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You certainly could. Well, do you think they're real?
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You know, I don't know. I mean, I've certainly seen
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all the information in it. seems fairly convincing, but I
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don't have a real feeling one way or the other.
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So would we have to have a specific location for
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a Bigfoot for you to try to communicate with one?
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Not really, no. You can just, you know, I've communicated
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with whales and I don't have to know exactly where
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they are, you know, so you don't have to have
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longitude and latitude.
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So how would we try to communicate with a Bigfoot?
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Well, anybody can do it on their own, and the
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rules are the same no matter whether you talk to
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a grasshopper or a Bigfoot or your dog or your
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neighbor's horse. It doesn't matter what you're talking to. You
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simply have to learn to accept whatever comes in. So
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you can start by just saying, making a statement like, hey,
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I've always been fascinated by Bigfoot, Bigfeet, and whatever. I'd
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love to connect with you, and I understand that at
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least some of you might be living in, you know,
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the forest and wherever. And so my intention, so you're
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going back to that quantum physics, my intention right now
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is to connect mentally, emotionally with you and to have
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a communication with you. So then what you do is
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you just send that out, you send out that thought form,
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and you direct it to where you think they are.
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And then you ask them a question, or you can
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tell them another compliment. Like, I think it's so great
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that you've managed to survive in spite of all the
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incursion from human beings. And then you can say, can
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you tell me, are you really real? Or can you
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tell me, how do you survive? Or whatever question you
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want to ask. And then, this is the key, whatever
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pops into your head, you accept as coming from them.
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So that's the hard part, as you might well imagine.
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If someone with less than proper scruples was to learn
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how to do this, for example, you've got a hunter.
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He's out in the field or he's in the bush
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or in the brush and he starts sweet talking to
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a moose or a deer.
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Yeah, I think the protection there is that animals really
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can read your mind and they can read your emotions.
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So remember that in the very beginning you were saying, hey,
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if a dog that's normally really nice to people all
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of a sudden starts acting weird to somebody, well, there's
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probably something wrong with that person. And that's happened. Many,
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many people can test. I mean, I ask about that
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in my classes, and most people have seen a dog
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do that and found out that the person was either
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an animal abuser or a rapist or something, you know,
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or just a bad guy. And so the same thing
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would apply here if the person is really thinking about
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killing them, but they're, like, saying all this stuff. The
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animal is going to be able to sense their emotional
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state and sense their pictures in their mind and get
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beyond the words.
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What are some things people should watch out for when
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doing animal communications?
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Watch out for your judgment and trying to be right.
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This is not something that your logical mind can help
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you with. What you need to do is just tell
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your mind, okay, we're going to do an experiment. For
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two weeks, we're just going to talk to animals as
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if they completely understand us and see how their behavior changes,
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and we're going to do this hearing back experiment where
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we say to them, hey, do you have anything you
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want to tell me? And then you just absolutely, totally, completely,
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without qualification, accept whatever pops into your head, whatever images, feelings, words,
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gut hunches, anything like that, you accept it as being
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from the animal. That's the experiment. And so if you
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can get yourself out of the way, you should get
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some good results from that experiment.
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Why is animal communication so popular these days?
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Well, I think that everybody remembers doing it as a kid,
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don't you? I mean, all of us really did do
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this when we were kids. And so there's some part
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of us that's like, oh, this would be so much
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fun to do because we did it as kids and
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we love to do the things we did as kids.
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And I also think that there is a consciousness change
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happening on this earth. We certainly know there's massive changes
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in what's going on on the earth happening. We all
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decided to be born into an interesting time, didn't we?
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So I believe that people recognize, many, many people recognize,
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that this reconnecting with nature and animals, the way that
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indigenous people traditionally have been connected with animals' nature, is
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really necessary for us to get back into a place
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of balance.
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Marta Williams is our special guest at XO Nation. And Marta,
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you and I have to take another break. It's our
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final break of this hour. If you'd like to get
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more information on Marta, her website is www.martawilliams.com. That's www.martawilliams.com.
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Still to come on tonight's show, Dalton Walker is going
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to be joining me next, and he has a very
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strange and unusual rock. We're going to be talking to
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Dalton about that. Psychic Ellen from Premier Psychics is on
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with us in the third hour. And if you'd like
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to get a psychic reading from Psychic Ellen, the number
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is 1-877-528-8255. And Cal Korf joins us from Prague, Czechoslovakia,
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Prague in the Czech Republic, in our final hour. My
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producer tonight at Master Control is the one and only
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Gotham City Guy. His name is Batman. Batman, nice working
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with you tonight. And it's nice being back here tonight,
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Exxon Nation, last night. I took it off. I wasn't
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feeling well, but here I am back again tonight. So
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thank you very much for all your nice emails and
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your good wishes. 1-877-528-8255 is toll free. My name is
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Rob McConnell, and this is the Exxon. And Marta Williams
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and I will be back on the other side of
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this break as we continue live and around the world
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from our studios in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, exclusively on the
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Talkstar Radio Network. Don't go away.
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On the first part of the journey, I was looking.
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At all the life.
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There were plants and birds and rocks and things. There
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was sand and.
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Hills and rain.
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The first thing I met was a fly with a
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buzz and the sky with no clouds. The heat was
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hot and the ground was cold. I've been through the
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desert on a horse.
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Marta Williams is our guest this first hour of tonight's show.
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Her website is www.martawilliams.com. Marta, one of our listeners would
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like to know if farmers have ever communicated with their
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farm animals and if they've told you what farm animals
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have to say and if there is a special bond
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between farm animals and their farmer.
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Interesting question. Can't really speak to that very well. I
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haven't worked with a lot of farmers. I certainly know
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some people who are very concerned about animals who also
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do have livestock who work with their cows, for example,
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and their goats, and they do have a strong bond
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with them. So it's certainly possible, but I would say
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typically I don't think that that is as common certainly
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with commercial farming.
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Do animal communicators work with organizations such as the American
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SPCA and the Canadian SPCA?
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You know, I'm not sure about the ASPCA, but, for example,
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I'm working with a local humane society to help them
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get animals adopted and to help work with animals that
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have been traumatized. And we just worked with a dog
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last week that hadn't been adopted for months and months,
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and we... the group, it was about 10 people, we
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all talked to the dog and we explained to her
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what she would need to do from each of our
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individual perspectives we did this. So everyone talked to her
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at once from their own perspective mentally, telling her what
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we thought she should do and what she'd need to
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do to get it adopted and how great it would be.
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And we did that early in the afternoon and then
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ended the session, and the dog got adopted that afternoon.
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Holy cow.
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And the woman who runs the shelter who was at
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the class said, I watched the dog, and she was
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just working the– it was a young couple that had
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adopted her, and she said she was working the couple
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for all she was worth. And she said, you can't
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tell me that this didn't happen because of you guys
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talking to her.
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What is your biggest success story?
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Well, biggest success story. I don't know. There's so many.
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I guess I really– I think back on an early
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case where three veterinarians, well, two, had checked this horse's teeth.
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And when I talked to the woman, I said, I
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think there's something wrong with his teeth. And she said, well,
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I've had two dentists or two vets. check him. And
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I said, well, I think you need to get a
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professional dentist to look at him. And she did do that,
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and his teeth were just in horrible, horrible shape, and
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the two vets had completely missed it.
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Wow.
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And it kind of took a lot of courage for
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me to go, well, I realize these two vets said that, but,
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you know, just... Actually, what I told her to do
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was get a massage person to come and check him
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out and see if it looked like he had a
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lot of muscular problems related to teeth problems. And the
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woman who did come and check him said she'd never
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seen any horse that was so, his muscles were just
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rock hard from pain and being clenched. And then she
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got the dentist in, and when the dentist came, he said, oh,
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my gosh, you know, it was just a horrible mess.
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Marta, I want to thank you very much for joining
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us tonight.
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Thank you for having me.
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It's been a great pleasure, and we'd love to have
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you back on in the future.
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Super.
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Marta, take care of yourself and keep the great work up,
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and I love your books. Marta Williams, www.martawilliams.com. When we
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come back from the news on the other side of
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the hour at six and a half minutes past, Dalton
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Walker will be joining me. Now, he has a very
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strange and unusual rock. Is it a rock or is
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it something else? Now, Dalton Walker has in his possession
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this rock that is confirmed not to be a meteorite.
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It did not fall out of the sky. It is
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confirmed not from this earth. What is it? We'll find out.
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We'll try to find out, I should say. When we
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come back from the news break, as the Exxon continues
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live and around the world on the Talkstar Radio Network,
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Exxon TV, and on Shortwave from our studios in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
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Don't go away.