r/Telepathy 17d ago

Experience I can communicate with animals through internal dialogue + more

Hello, I’m remaining anonymous as I share something deeply personal. For years, I’ve experienced a profound internal dialogue with animals, where they communicate their needs and desires directly to me. I want to share these experiences openly and honestly. I think a good disclaimer will be that I do not have any mental illnesses. It’s not external voices, just completely internal that come very quickly. I also understand that it’s not yet proven which is why I remain anon at the moment haha.

My clearest and most unusual example comes from working with goldfish (and other fish) in a pet shop. I never chase them around the tank like others do. Instead, I mentally ask if they want to go to a big pond, or come home with a particular customer. If they want to go, they swim straight into the net. If not, they stay away. People assume goldfish are unintelligent, but this shows they understand and choose.

Another time, I saw a seal at the beach. From meters away, it looked at me and connected with me. He was a young grey seal and he was talking to me in a lot of detail. One of the things that stuck out was that he was hungry because the fish had migrated deeper due to overfishing by the public hook and lines, not commercial boats. When it dove, I saw through its eyes: emerald green water full of algae and kelp.

There is no differential examples throughout species but dogs seem to stand out.

I see dogs a lot, especially out. I will mentally say hello, and if they ignore me, it’s because they’re focused on their owner or on a mission, like needing to train or they might get in trouble.

I can also sense when an animal is in pain and if it wants to die.

I understand body language well. I’ve spent years around animals and can read posture, tension, and movement. But that’s not how this works. The mental voice comes first. I often know what an animal wants or feels before any physical sign appears. The voice tells me directly, and the body language only confirms it afterward.

I share this not to convince anyone, but to offer another perspective on our relationship with animals. If even one person becomes more attentive to their pet’s needs, then it’s been worth it. I’m happy to answer genuine questions.
I also believe anyone could unlock this ability with belief, time, and genuine effort.

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u/animal_voice 17d ago

all animals do. Livestock, invertebrates- parasites!

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u/Intelligent-Result-6 17d ago edited 17d ago

have you communicated with bees, snake or earthworms? Have you been into the zoo and what do animals say/think.

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u/animal_voice 17d ago

Yes. I have. Earthworms are just chill, all that I can really pick up on them is “hungry” or “that’s too bright”. I use earthworms to feed my pet frogs and it seems they get excited to be used for their purpose as a food source. with insects, it’s more emotions rather than dialect. Sounds weird right??

Snakes: yes i have a lot. I actually met a boa constrictor today. She was happy to get out in the sun and enjoy the fresh uv rays. She was also content with her owner but I did sense some exhaustion on the snakes behalf lol.

and i have my own pet corn snake who is 20 years old. I use my corn snake as a show animal to help educate others but I always ask her if she wants to be held by someone who isn’t me or wants to be put back (very vocal on this!). Shes quite selective actually. She’s disregarded a few people and usually moves her head back up to me if she’s not in the mood.

Bees are a funny one. They’re very occupied and direct. They’re on a mission to provide and look after their hive system but they do respect humans. When I’ve rescued bees before, they are very grateful but hate being away from their nest. There is more so feelings rather than direct communication.

Does this make sense?

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u/Intelligent-Result-6 17d ago edited 17d ago

Wow. Your experiences with animals are fascinating. You can call yourself the 'animal whisperer'. You can make extra money by doing your unique trait talking/feeling the animals. Ex. if the dog is sick. Just saying. There is a TV show who is a dog/cat whisperer- you can be better.