It's the little scenes in everyday life that touch the heart. Fina lies down close to Gandhi in the middle of the restaurant, as if to say, "I feel safe with you." Gandhi is her bodyguard, her calming influence, her best friend—and he accepts this role as a matter of course. It's not just love for a dog, it's trust, respect, and a piece of home, no matter where we are.

Our animals are much more sensitive than we often want to admit. They are masters at perceiving vibrations - not just sounds, smells or movements, but also our thoughts and feelings. A dog that suddenly becomes nervous when we are tense inside. A cat that withdraws when we are sad. A horse that becomes restless because it senses our insecurity. We often think: "What's wrong with my animal?" - but it's just holding a mirror up to us. It shows us what is deep inside us, sometimes even before we consciously realize it. Perhaps they want to remind us: ✨ to calm down when we lose ourselves, ✨ to be more attentive to ourselves when we are overwhelmed, ✨ to find our balance again when we falter. Animals are not just companions or companions on our path. They are mirrors of our soul - honest, clear and loving. Love Linda

Our rituals have been consolidated through the reincarnations of this wonderful soul. Ghandi 1.0 here in this photo and I have a special connection to the song "Could you be loved". We heard this song when Ghandi was still in the Widmark horse corpse. When I gave a radio interview, I was allowed to choose a song and it was this song again. When this soul left as Marie and Ghandi 1.0, I heard this song and this soul comforted me from above and we communicated. This soul taught me and taught me and taught me. My gratitude to this being cannot be put into words. And precisely the feelings and experiences that cannot be put into words are the greatest experiences. I feel humble towards life and these experiences.

Dangerous half-knowledge I come across this issue time and time again in my work with animals. One example: many vets "only do a blood count". But a blood count alone does not reveal everything. Diseases such as cancer or changes in the body can develop without blood values being conspicuous. An ultrasound, on the other hand, can provide clues much earlier - and sometimes make the difference between life and death. This is just one of many examples of why half-knowledge can be so dangerous in everyday life with animals. Because we rely on seemingly "certain" statements or quick solutions without questioning the whole thing. My aim is to show you: 👉 Ask questions. 👉 Trust your gut feeling. 👉 And don't be fobbed off with half-knowledge. Your pet deserves us to take a close look. 💛 Have you ever had a blood test that was normal - and then something was discovered later? Please share your experience ⬇️

🌱Sense. 🌱 Understand. 🌱 Animals teach us how to really listen. ✨️ Sometimes animals speak louder in their silence than we could in a thousand words. They communicate with their presence, with a glance, a small gesture or a breath next to us. ✨️ But to understand this, we have to learn to become still. Not to judge. Not react immediately. Just be there. ✨️ When we listen like this, we discover a connection that goes deeper than language. Then it goes into telepathy, a communication that is so subtle, lightning-fast, detailed, intense, understandable, clear and pure.

Oh sweet September, you give the days a gentle glow, a wink between summer and fall. The nights no longer carry any weight, they breathe in balmy veils, as if they wanted to lay dreams on the skin. The wind—a dancer with new steps, it carries the scent of ripe fruit, of fields that bow, of leaves that are already beginning their first song. The air is light, almost translucent like a promise, it lifts the heart, as if every breath could become a wing. And somewhere between the hours lies a delicate magic: the knowledge that farewell and new beginnings resound in the same rhythm, that beauty is found in transition, shining like the light that sweeps over golden evenings.

When love comes from the mind, it fades. When love comes from the heart, it can last a lifetime. When love comes from the soul, it is eternal. Love comes in many forms - and the deepest, which comes from the soul, is eternal. Our animals show us what it means to love with heart and soul. They remind us that true connection is not superficial, but based on trust, understanding and devotion.

✨ Listen instead of judging ✨ How often do we speak before we truly listen? So quickly, we form an opinion: “I don’t like this, I don’t like that…” – but sometimes it’s worth pausing and simply listening. Every being – whether animal or human – has their own path and free will. When we listen with awareness, we not only learn more about others, but also about ourselves. Empathy and openness can open doors we never noticed before. For example: imagine your dog constantly pulling on the leash, or your cat suddenly showing unusual behavior. It’s easy to think: “They’re being stubborn” or “They’re doing this on purpose.”But when we truly listen – to their body language, their reactions, their needs – we often discover they’re trying to tell us something important: fear, insecurity, or simply a desire for attention. This conscious listening can completely transform our understanding and our relationship with them. As an animal communicator, I support people in connecting with the voices and feelings of their animals. On my podcast and YouTube channel, I share my experiences and insights – about animals, humans, and the deep connection between them. Every episode and every video is meant to inspire you to be more open, more mindful, and more compassionate. Tip for you: Take a moment today to really listen – you might discover new perspectives, deeper understanding, and a little more peace in your own flow of thoughts.

✨️ Change is the only constant ✨️ Your pet enters your life - sometimes unexpectedly, sometimes long awaited. It looks at you with big, curious eyes, full of trust and openness. At first it is small, playful and full of energy. Every day brings new adventures, every experience shapes your bond. Over time, it grows by your side and changes - just as you change. The curious young animal becomes an adult with its own needs, preferences and experiences. Its personality develops, its behavior changes and it surprises you again and again. And therein lies the truth: nothing stays the same. Change accompanies us at every moment - it is not an exception, but the only constant. Our animals show us in a wonderful way that change does not mean loss, but life. As an animal communicator, I help people to become more aware of these changes, to understand them and to see them as an opportunity - for a deeper connection to their animal and to themselves.