Olivier Saner - about me

 

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I am married and we have a daughter who keeps me pretty busy in addition to work. I learn things from her that I probably forgot a long time ago - yes, ordinary things, but also when it comes to communication, children are sometimes miles ahead of us with their intuition and purity.

Music is very important to me because it is neutral and creates bridges between ideologies and people. I have been trying to play the guitar for quite some time and I really like to play some music with friends. Our cat doesn't like my music by the way...

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I like to spend a lot of my off-time outdoors, especially around a bonfire in a sleeping bag under the pure sky.
 

How did I get into animal communication?

 

1977 was the year when I saw the light of this world for t he first time. Professionally, I worked in jobs that usually had to do with "zeros and ones", i.e. a more digital world: I worked in surveying, agricultural optimization, archeology, mentor for apprentices, etc. before I realized my dream and became an airline pilot.

I worked as a pilot for 14 years and in a few years as a safety officer and deputy chief pilot of an airline at the same time.

These were impressive years in which I was able to learn and experience a lot of in both the technical and human areas.

 

"Flying is all I need," I always thought. But over the years there was an ever larger gap in me, which I could not fill properly.

First of all: of course, I'm still flying, but now allow the work with the heart too!

I often remember a time in my youth, when mental work was very familiar and yet was never properly trained and carried out - probably due to a fear of simply allowing it.

 

Key experience

 

My key experience was when I attended an "animal communication course" with my wife. Somehow I was very open, but you know, "it doesn't work for me anyway and anyway - why should animals talk" were my thoughts?

When it came to a gelding and we all tried desperately to get something out of him at the table, I heard him - am I crazy now? Do I already hear voices?

I tried to switch it off, but the gelding just kept talking, with his deep, sensitive voice. After that, I concentrated on a cat and didn't get much out of her. I was panicking I think (smile). Then again, set the focus on Mr. Wallach - and he just keeps on talking! Absolutely cool. Yes, I was so shocked, that I suppressed this experience and closed myself to this kind of work almost completely.

I suppressed it until it apparently it came out in a session on another topic. So I knew I could do it and "it" is a gift. And now?

I needed various hard hints until I finally allowed it and expanded the gift to a professional level. The continuous training is probably never finished - I still have further plans in "Communication"! See courses / events

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My motivation

 

Many people still so not "believe" animal communication is real. Some of them even practice contemptuous or cynical criticism. Of course, this is unattractive - but the biggest problem for pet owners arises: it is often too late because communication was simply not allowed or was allowed too late.

My motivation is to help. It motivates me to learn from all perspectives.
In the conversation with animals we learn a lot about ourselves and the connection between humans, animals and the environment. With every communication or energetic measure I learn something new and every job feels different and of course also varies with the individual needs of the animal.

What are the top 5 concerns of dying people - or - where do I NOT want to go?

• I wish I had had more courage to live my own life and not the way others expected me to do so.

• I wish I hadn't worked that much.

• I wish I had had the courage to allow and express my feelings.

• I wish I had kept in touch with friends.

• I wish I had allowed myself to be happier

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With my work as an animal communicator, I fulfill 4 of 5 wishes - there is a lot of work!

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Is that also for you? Contact me!