Intelligence according to animals

Ami Sundeman

Hardcover, 288 pages with color illustrations

Design: Little Blue Tower

Original: Kathleen Graphic Design

Discover the hidden wisdom of animals

Are humans really the most intelligent species on Earth? Do we always know best? Animal communicator Ami Sundeman decided to delve into these questions and find out what animals think. Leon the dog, Shila the cat and several other animals tell us what they consider to be intelligence and valuable knowledge. In conversations with these wise individuals, it becomes clear that the wisdom of animals is far greater than we humans have understood.

Long ago, humans communicated in the same way as animals and nature. That is what Kosmos, Ami's inner voice, says. Why did we lose the universal language? What has communication with words meant for our development? Kosmos gives us detailed answers and Ami's conclusion is that we humans have a lot to gain from trying to remember our cosmic origins. The animals know what we need to do and how to create harmony and happiness on Earth. Are we prepared to listen to them? They have been waiting for our attention for a long time.

This story is characterized by loving dialogues with a strong desire for togetherness and liberation. We need to expand the concept of intelligence to include all of creation and have a loving world. Animals and nature long for us.

Be inspired by the insights of animals and discover how we can reconnect with our cosmic origins. Do you dare to open your heart and listen to their messages?

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" One of the most beautiful and wisest books about life that I have ever read.❤️" /Emilie G

“Intelligence According to Animals: Our Inner Forgotten Knowledge” by Ami Sundeman

Sundeman is a medial guide and animal communicator. In this, her second book, the dogs Peggy, Leon and Alina, the cat Shila and the horse Jonatan talk about how they view intelligence and explain that humans have lost their ability to communicate in the way that animals and nature do: with energies where everything belongs together: the rain, the air, the animals and everything that grows. We have developed speech and our technical ability and thus lost everything else. Kosmos also explains why we have forgotten our inner knowledge and how the spoken word limits our entire world.

It is difficult to summarize the content of the book in a few words. Because it is a whole new world that opens up that most of us have no idea about and would never even imagine exists. What the animals tell and explain is dizzying but also so incredibly sad.

Humans are considered the most intelligent species. “We have come to that conclusion all on our own. Because no other species was involved when that assessment was made and established.” What good is our “intelligence” if we don’t do any impact analysis or think about it at all? I usually say that things were better in the past, but people don’t like to be told that. Sundeman believes that we have complicated our lives so much that we have difficulty seeing connections. I completely agree.

As she herself writes, I can't "understand everything, but what they tell me feels right and everything is connected. We have to dare to think in new ways." That is the solution for our world. Animals understand everything and are always one step ahead of us. There is a whole world that we don't know a damn thing about, to put it bluntly. It is such an incredibly exciting book, it is interesting, humorous and it is so much fun to follow these conversations. Death also takes on a whole new meaning when I read this book.

"Intelligence According to Animals" will change your entire worldview. Read it and let it do so. For the sake of every single person, for all of us, for the sake of nature and our entire world." 🙏♥️🐕🐈‍⬛🐎/ Gabriella Engdahl, Klackenbergs Books