You might be surprised just how much someone can do even while immobilized, unable to physically speak, and all they have is the use of their eyes, the sound of their voice, or the air from their lungs to connect the  thoughts and feelings to others around them. Expressions are an incredibly powerful tool which can be passive as well as active. Thoughts, feelings and emotions can all be conveyed in so many ways. And they can be received both consciously and sub-consciously.

My silly dog can convey fear of a thunderstorm by the way he bolts across the room over to the couch where I am sitting with my laptop on my lap. He pushes his seventy pound frame up into my lap with his ears flattened against his head,  his eyes big black puddles of panicking puppy pupils. The power-cord from my computer goes flying in one direction and the mouse flying in another direction as if it were an actual living, breathing being, scampering for cover from the flying fur-ball coming in for a landing. The quivering, quaking doggy tummy, arms, legs and head on my legs are instantly wrapped in my arms. Additionally he can convey excitement over the possibility of getting to play in the garden hose. He whimpers and hops on his hind legs while wagging his tail with his ears and nose twitching in excitement.

Just as much as my dog can convey his feelings, emotions and sometimes thoughts through his expressions and actions, his wishes and vibes of well-being can be transferred without direct contact or traditional measures.

I thoroughly appreciate every single positive thought and vibe from my friends and family which I have been receiving. Because their energy does transfer to me and it does fuel me on. It is because of them AND my two incredible dogs that I have survived through all of the turmoils and illness for as long as I have and continue on to this day.

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