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Easily the strangest story of clairaudience that I’ve ever heard involves telepathic communication with an elderly tabby cat, Richie, who was dying from a large, malignant tumor that had formed between his eyes. Richie’s owner took him to a holistic veterinarian who performed acupuncture on him, but the treatments did nothing until they were used to attune the cat to the higher consciousness of the cosmos. Intrigued by this concept, Richie’s owner called in an animal communicator who psychically taught the cat to visualize that his tumor was shrinking. One week later the tumor began to shrink, and the next week, it disappeared.

I might have doubted this story—a clairaudient cat that heals himself?—except that it was too bizarre to have been fabricated. Several years later I traveled across the state to present an all-day seminar. That evening I wired my EEG biofeedback device (called the Mind Mirror) to a woman who said she wanted to communicate with her recently deceased cat. She did talk with her departed cat during the session, and afterward she told me the cat’s story, which sounded eerily familiar. I knew that cat! It was Richie, who had eventually died of old age. What were the chances? I’d written about him in my online newsletter. Richie’s clairaudient owner confirmed every detail of the story I’d heard and reported. (Now, that’s synchronicity!)

True synchronicity, defined as a meaningful coincidence of inner and outer events, provides meaningful lessons. I was recently plagued by three unsightly moles (not the animal) that took up residence on the sides of my knee and face. I must have unconsciously remembered Richie’s story. Not wanting to cut off the moles, I asked them to go away. Believe it or not, they disappeared within days and in one case, sloughed off within hours! I was astonished and from this experience learned that everything has ears to hear.

If a part of your body needs attention, sit quietly in a meditative state and dialogue with it. Listen to what comes into your mind, and if the insights make any sense at all, honor them.