How to Talk Animals and Plants
Ever wonder how the horse and dog whispers work? This is the first of several installments on how to establish a relationship with the plant and animal kingdom form a Native American perspective.

Over the years I have learned to communicate with the plant and animal kingdom through a process I wish to share with you. The first treatise will start with the topical lessons Earth Mother and Creator God instructed me with. Then in latter writings I will get to the bulk of how the connections are made to work with the plant and animal kingdoms on a relational level.
Early on as I began to explore my Native American heritage after the God of Heaven introduced himself to me as “Creator God”. He began to present to me opportunity’s to learn from Earth Mother how to establish a relationship with the animal kingdom which dove tails with the plant order as well.
One day I was fishing, I had approached the pond as a sacred place , showing respect for the gathering of water. I ran my hands and arms through the water , raising my dripping arms to the sky with honor, love and respect for the opportunity to bless the land and the fish in the pond. This is a habit Creator God had taught me just a few months before while touring the rivers in my area. The revelation of the sanctity of water had occurred then. I cast my rod and waited. While removing the catfish from the hook to place it in the basket I had a check in my spirit. I stopped and waited to be spoken to by Mother Earth or Creator God. I heard Creator God speak to me and he told me “Bless the life I was taking” That I was taking the life of the fish that I may have life . In a moment my vision capacity opened up and I saw my ancestors holding up a dripping wet fish just pulled from a shallow river. They held the catch toward the sky and said “ I thank you for your life that I may live”. This phrase resounded in my heart and I reenacted everything I had heard and saw in vision.
This was the first time I had ever done anything like this. As I was blessing the fish I felt a huge peace and release in my heart for the fish and I had a knowing that it was good. From that point forward I always blessed the supply and life of that which I was taking.
Now it has been several years since that first blessing. Creator God and Earth Mother has taught me two other phrases to speak over the animal kingdom. In regards to the finding of a dead carcass I “Bless the passing” of the animal. You have to understand if it was not blessed in its passing there resides a negative force of energy that drives the animal kingdom further from us and the rift between man and animal grows deeper apart (more on this later). So I began to “bless the passing” of every road kill I saw. While doing this I began to feel a true sense of loss for this creature that once was alive. A deepened respect for life in all things began to accumulate in my heart and understanding. I truly grieved the loss of the Raccoon, Bird, Possum, Deer and many other species of wildlife. As time passed I found a kinship began to form in me toward the animal kingdom and soon I began referring animals as my brothers, truly grieving the loss of one without a proper blessing.
The next step in this process of establishing a relationship with the animal kingdom came in the last phrase Creator God taught me. One morning very early I was off to work, driving down a rule road and a deer was in the field so beautiful and majestic. I stopped the vehicle rolled down my window and began to speak to the Deer with little to no attachment on any level. I was taken away in a moment because I was witnessing a living brother right in front of me, not a dead carcass on the road. So full of life I nearly was crying at the sight of such beauty. The phrase rose out of me “ I bless our passing” . With that phrase came a connection unlike anything I had experienced over the years working with the animal kingdom. Theses three phrases have become my normal speech patters when I came the opportunity presents itself. With many years under my belt now I can say that with each blessing I accrue and establish positive energy and life in harmony with the animal kingdom toward me. This positive energy and report has availed many occurrences and conversations filled with emotion and wonder with many various animal brothers.
There is a great gulf between man and animal kingdom from years of neglect, rape of land, pillage and violating a sacred trust. That relationship can be cleansed and aligned through a simple process. This process asks for you to simply and consistently embrace the animal kingdom and take full responsibility for the un-natural death of a brother. Act as if you killed it and need to cleanse the path between you and the energy left from the residue of the living animal. Doing so will account to you a positive energy that echos throughout the web of life and causes you to become a beacon of life. This will draw to you more opportunities for ministry to the animal kingdom both to bless and establish yourself as a trusted source in life and death of a brother.
The three phrases are
1)“ I thank you for your life that I might live”
2)“ I bless your passing” (death)
3)“I bless our passing” (life)
Please be watching for my next treatise on the emotional connection with share with the soul of the earth, plant and animal kingdoms.
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Ginger Everett
On September 17, 2009 at 9:34 pm
Very beautiful “passing of knowledge”, as well. I will use these sacred phrases from now on. I love our animal brothers and sisters and would be very lonely without their presence. I speak more deeply to them than do my own human family. I wish it not, but it is so.
Thank you for sharing your kind heart.
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Ginger Everett
On September 17, 2009 at 9:48 pm
Very beautiful “passing of knowledge”, as well. I will use these sacred phrases from now on. I love our animal brothers and sisters and would be very lonely without their presence.
Thank you for sharing your kind heart.
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Yohanes Lilik Subiyanto Dwijasusanta
On October 9, 2009 at 11:05 pm
What a beautiful fact. Those all are inspiring me so much. Praise the Lord for this grace. May God bless the alive and defuncti. GBU – Lilik/Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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