by Jane Broccolo | May 14, 2013 | All Posts, Animal Communication, Animal Intelligence
They’re masters at understanding visual – as well as non-visual energetic – body language, emotional language, ‘medical’ language, and of course, plain English or whatever tongue we happen to speak in. The energy behind each word we speak...
by Jane Broccolo | Apr 4, 2013 | All Posts, Animal Communication, Animal Intelligence, The Human-Animal Connection
If your barking dog seems to be ‘barking at nothing’ or just talking to a neighbor’s dog in the distance, ask your dog in a nice way, to stop barking. It’s that simple. Feeling frustrated and yelling at your dog to shut up will only amp up your...
by Jane Broccolo | Aug 26, 2010 | All Posts, Animal Intelligence, Animal Rights, The Human-Animal Connection, The Human-Animal Self
A friend was telling me how great he thinks the human spirit is in reference to the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. It’s amazing how amazed people are when they see how people, after suffering horrific trauma, eventually feel reborn – empowered...
by Jane Broccolo | Feb 6, 2010 | All Posts, Animal Intelligence, Animal Rights, The Human-Animal Connection, The Human-Animal Self
Narrator Alan Alda, makes a feeble attempt to make us feel good about defiling the world in the recent PSB video, “The Human Spark” that shows us we have two brain functions–insight and imagination–that separate us from (other)animals.Wrong. I...
by Jane Broccolo | Jan 18, 2010 | All Posts, Animal Intelligence, The Human-Animal Connection
David Schwartz of WPKN in Connecticut interviewed me on the radio last night regarding my new book, LIKE an ANIMAL: When Being Human is not Enough. In the book I mention that at age four, I turned my attention from a “normal life” to relate more to...
by Jane Broccolo | May 31, 2009 | All Posts, Animal Intelligence
I look out my window. In the distance two birds on a wire. I assume they are mates. One presumably the female is smaller than the other who sits within an inch by her side to her right. Suddenly, a larger bird comes in for an abrupt landing about two feet from where...
