Why Do We Say “Poor Baby?”
Have you ever heard a tale of animal suffering and said to yourself “poor baby?” We certainly have. But if the stories we tell about animals aren’t positive, it can become a form of toxic energy. Just like people, animals can often become characterized by the stories we tell about them, and our stories can reinforce their role as victims.
This week, we are learning how to empower the animals we seek to help.
Join us as we speak with Animal Communicator and Energy Healer Joan Ranquet for a Sustainable Activism Webinar on Overcoming the “Poor Baby” Syndrome to be More Effective Animal Activists on Thursday, April 7, from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. PDT (or watch the replay). Joan will help us tap into the power of our words as tools to liberate animals, explain how deeply listening to animals shifts our perspective, and provide techniques to help support and positively reinforce our activism.
Connect with other participants on our Facebook event page.
Joan Ranquet, Animal Communicator and author of “Communication with All Life: Revelations of an Animal Communicator” (Hay House) is the founder of Communication with All Life University. Through private sessions, workshops, teleseminars and speaking events, Joan facilitates a deepening of the human/animal connection. Her healing CD, “Animal Alchemy – Energy Work for Animals and Their Humans,” and her book “Animal Communication 101, Simple Steps to Communicate With Animals” were published in 2012. Her newest book is “Energy Healing for Animals: A Hands-On Guide for Enhancing the Health, Longevity, and Happiness of Your Pets,” (Sounds True.)
Many thanks to life coach and marketing specialist Lorrin Maughan, who gave us tips on how to change other’s perceptions and behaviors during our February webinar! Watch a replay here.
Sustainable Activism Webinars are part of In Defense of Animals’ Sustainable Activism Campaign, offering emotional resources and self-care tools for animal activists via workshops, webinars, online gatherings, support groups, and retreats: www.idausa.org/events.
For personal, individual support, please contact our Animal Activist Mentor Line at 1(800) 705-0425 or mentor@idausa.org.