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Throughout history, man has felt a unique kinship with animals.

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The special relationship between pet and master may be based upon an unexpected link.

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Only recently has science begun to investigate the possibility of a psychic extrasensory connection.

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It is August in Walcott, Indiana, and Bobby is lost.

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He became separated from his family five hours ago as they were moving from their old home to a new home more than 2,000 miles away.

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They searched for him, but not finding him sadly had to continue on.

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Now abandoned, he struggles through a long journey.

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They would expect him to turn back along the route they have traveled to return to his old home,

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but Bobby pushes forward, searching for a place he's never known.

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No matter how great the obstacles, Bobby travels on as though drawn by some unseen beacon.

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Researchers call this scy-trailing from the word psychic.

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It's often confused with homing, but it's quite another phenomenon.

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Homing occurs when an animal is taken away from a familiar place and finds its way back following normal sensory cues.

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A dog may follow a trail or remember familiar landmarks, but in verified cases of scy-trailing, there is no explanation other than ESP.

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Six months later, Bobby arrives in Portland, Oregon.

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Finally, he's reunited with those he loves.

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Was Bobby guided by emotional signals from his family?

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Could it be that extrasensory perception was the magnet that pulled the animal and his masters together?

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The possibilities of animal ESP could have a profound effect on all of us.

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Some forms of communication could be drastically altered, maybe even become obsolete.

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Stories such as Bobby's have intrigued scientists for years.

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His case is among hundreds examined by Dr. J.B. Rine, America's Dean of Parapsychology.

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For Dr. Rine, such examinations are a labor of love.

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There's a gradient of evidence that there is an extrasensory exchange between animals and men.

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We'd like to have more evidence, we'd like to keep the quest open rather than making it a decisive conclusion at this time.

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But there's a great deal of evidence on it.

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Oh man, come on!

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Anecdotes of scy-trailing are not conclusive proof of animal ESP,

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but they do suggest that the bond between some masters and pets may be so deep that even distance cannot separate them.

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While a director at the Rockland Research Institute in New York,

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Dr. Hans Essar searched for laboratory evidence of this unspoken link between masters and their dogs.

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Each dog in the study was placed in an isolated soundproof chamber.

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There his physical activity and heart rate were recorded.

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Dr. Essar selected dogs with a close relationship with their masters,

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feeling these teams would most likely demonstrate an ESP link.

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The master was then isolated in a separate soundproof room.

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We will try in this experiment to replicate the bond established between you and your dog and in general between master and dog.

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Try to experience it as fully as possible so that the emotion you feel and you generate can be picked up by your dog.

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The only possible connection between master and dog would be ESP.

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Okay, the dog is lying down now, we can begin.

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You mark, start.

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You have the first event now.

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The master was shown a series of slides.

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Some were pleasant subjects, evoking a positive reaction, others were disturbing.

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Would the dog perceive a change in his master's mood?

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The dog is perceiving probably emotional reaction from the master.

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This, in our thinking, takes place through the oldest part of our brain.

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This brain is non-verbal, it does not talk, but it does form the seed of our emotion.

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Although this experiment is a preliminary investigation, a pilot study,

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Dr. Essar did record a correlation in a few instances.

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He continued with phase two.

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Gary, I do want you now to imagine exactly the episode of pleasure that you had this morning with Solomon

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and in your mind recollect the whole event in the park.

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Finding laboratory proof of animal ESP is most difficult.

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This study is among the first to begin the search and raise an even greater question.

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What I am investigating is actually the so-called web of life.

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The relationships between every single living being in the large society of this earth.

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It is nowadays an ecological concept. How do we all hang together?

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While the study did not provide proof, it had set the theme for our search

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and would lead us to further fascinating evidence.

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Beyond emotions, might our animals also perceive when we are having an extra sensory or psychic experience?

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During times of great stress, people have reported having out-of-body experiences,

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feeling literally that they can leave their own form, hover above it, or travel to other places.

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Such reports are not uncommon, but some people, like Sherry Green,

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feel they can actually control the phenomenon.

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Sherry says she is able to have an out-of-body experience at will.

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Could her pet kitten respond to her experience?

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And if so, would this indicate animal ESP?

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A classic experiment tested this question in search of reunited key investigators

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from the Psychical Research Foundation of Durham, North Carolina.

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Researchers take Sherry and her kitten to an observation room half a mile away.

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The kitten will remain here for the experiment.

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This is where Jill's going to be.

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And Johnny's going to be charting Jill's movements and also the number of times that she may have.

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And this is where we want you to focus your experience.

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Sherry returns to the lab to have her out-of-body experience.

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The experiment is supervised by Dr. John Hartwell.

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We're plugging in the last of these wires here now

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so that we can learn something about the physiology of this experience.

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In addition to how the animal responds,

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we want to know something about how it is that your body responds.

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We began to pursue these studies because the subjective nature of the out-of-body experience

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begs for that kind of research.

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For in this experience, a person feels like he is out of his body.

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He feels like he is out there and perceives the world from a different point of view.

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And perhaps he affects the world.

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In the critical moments before the experiment,

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Sherry's brain waves and pulse are closely monitored.

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She meditates and prepares for her experience.

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A half a mile away, the kitten is placed on the observation grid.

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She paces restlessly in the alien, unfamiliar surroundings.

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The experimenters wonder if a kitten's behavior will change during Sherry's experience.

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As Sherry meditates, she signals her experience is about to begin.

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Sherry now feels she is leaving her body to visit her kitten.

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She attempts to calm and reassure it with her presence

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to make it feel more secure in a strange place.

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Each trial lasted several minutes.

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Over 33 trials, the researchers found a striking correlation.

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Whenever the subject reported an out-of-body experience,

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the kitten became measurably quieter and calmer.

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Its behavior had changed dramatically.

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Whether the kitten actually saw or felt a presence, no one can say.

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But during these out-of-body experiences, something was happening.

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We tried people, animals, physical sensors, various electromagnetic detectors.

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The only consistent evidence that we found was the behavior of this one kitten.

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The fact that the kitten gave the only consistent results there is intriguing.

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We don't know what that means, but it does seem to us that it is very important.

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We would like to try to go further and see if we can come to interpret that.

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If further study reveals that animals have psychic abilities,

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might some species be able to use them to alter their world?

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And might we someday learn to communicate with our pets through ESP?

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The in-search of cameras turned to these questions next.

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The possibility that animals can perceive their world through extrasensory means

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leads to further questions.

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Can they influence their world through psychokinesis?

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Mind over matter?

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Could an animal with primitive mental ability, such as a fish,

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exert an influence on its environment?

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Current research suggests this may be so.

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At the Mind Science Foundation in San Antonio, Texas,

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Dr. William Broad conducts an experiment to determine if a Siamese fighting fish

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can alter the conditions in its tank.

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The male Siamese fighting fish is extremely aggressive.

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It displays hostile behavior to other males,

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and even to its own reflection in a mirror.

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Given the choice, it will seek out a male to challenge.

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To study the effects of this aggressive desire,

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Dr. Broad has designed a special aquarium.

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Along one side is a mirror that is only visible to the fish at irregular intervals,

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selected at random by a special generator.

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To determine when the mirror will be visible,

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the generator uses the same random principle as flipping a coin.

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Through many trials, the mirror should appear exactly half the time.

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Yet, when the fighting fish is placed in the special tank,

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a consistent and startling change takes place.

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The mirror begins to appear more than half the time.

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Could the fish and its desire to fight cause a change in the random operation of the generator?

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The fish seemed to influence the random generator.

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After about 3400 trials, the machine started generating more mirror trials

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than you would expect by chance.

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But if you take the fish out, that effect goes away.

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The most simple explanation of that is that the fish is somehow influencing that generator,

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although there's no physical connection between the two.

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That is, some kind of psychokinetic influence is being displayed here.

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In human beings, for example, there's considerable research that indicates

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that persons can mentally influence a variety of systems, living systems, inanimate systems,

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small ones, large ones, simply by imagining or intending for certain outcomes to occur.

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And apparently the same thing is occurring in the Siamese fighting fish in this experiment.

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Dr. Broad is also searching to discover what extrasensory link there may be between animal and man.

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His subjects have had success influencing the behavior of a mouse-like gerbil without even being in the same room.

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A lot of us feel a special closeness with animals, a kind of connectedness

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that goes beyond the usual kinds of relationships with animals.

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And what the data of parapsychology is suggesting is that this feeling of connectedness,

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or this fact of connectedness, may be much more general,

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that we are, in fact, intimately connected with other human beings, with animals, with all aspects of nature.

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Parapsychologists aren't certain what this intimate connection may be.

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There is a theory that the unintentional psychic abilities of the researchers affect the outcome of every experiment.

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So it's not yet possible to isolate and prove animal ESP.

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In Cincinnati, a veterinarian finds the concept vitally important in his practice.

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Veterinary science is one of the most difficult fields of medicine,

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for the doctor cannot communicate with the patient.

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What happened to this little fellow?

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Dr. Marvin Kane is a former veterinarian of the Cincinnati Zoo and has practiced for 23 years.

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He welcomes the most difficult cases.

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Five days ago you presented your dog completely paralyzed, no feeling.

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We've treated him, we've taken x-rays, myelograms, and there's no definite disturbance of the vertebrae.

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He has responded to points, but yet there is no realization of where his legs and feet are.

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Having studied in China, Dr. Kane now teaches acupuncture to other vets

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and continues his search for new ways to relieve animal suffering.

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One of his greatest allies is a consultant whom he feels has the gift of communicating with animals through ESP.

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She's Beatrice Leidecker of Los Angeles.

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I like to think of myself as a diagnostic tool to a veterinarian,

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because an animal can't say where it hurts, but he hurts.

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And the vets many times say, I know the animal's sick, but I can't pinpoint it.

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When I first met Dr. Kane, he was skeptical. He wanted some proof, which I couldn't blame.

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Now after having been stimulated by the possibility that someone could indeed look into and perceive an animal's body and mind,

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this opened up a new possibility of diagnosis for me.

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I decided to test Ms. Leidecker and take x-rays of a known diagnostic patient

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and see whether or not she would come up with the same solution than I did.

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Dr. Kane prepared his test with a thoroughbred jumping horse,

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whose tiny yet painful leg fractures he had already diagnosed.

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Could Beatrice discover the problem through mental communication with the horse itself?

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He had one horse there that was a jumper and he was having difficulty with him.

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And he asked me, can you tell me what's wrong with him?

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When I asked the horse, how do you feel physically when you're jumping?

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He showed me a picture in my mind of him going over the jump,

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and when he landed on his front feet, I felt sharp pain going down my arms.

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The pain going down the back of my arms, which would be equal to his splint bone.

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Stoundingly, Beatrice had described exactly the fractures in each foreleg.

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I was very conscious of the fact that she did not even look at the parts of the horse

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as we would go about examining them.

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She stood there and she just communicated, seemingly communicated with the horse.

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After five years from that first initial experience,

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I still am amazed and I'm still, well, now I'm very respectful

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of Beatrice's ability to look into and communicate with an animal,

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with an animal's consciousness.

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I feel that possibly we all might have that ability and we all should try to exercise it.

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For ten years, Beatrice has traveled the country, helping animals and their owners through ESP.

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In her books, she reveals that the process is still a mystery.

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I cannot explain to you what the mode of transmitting the mental pictures and things are.

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It's nothing that I can say that I can feel.

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I don't even know that it could be measured on an instrument, but it's there.

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We're all born with it as children, and you can put children and animals together

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and they can talk to each other with no problem at all.

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Beatrice finds we can recapture this extrasensory ability

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and report success teaching owners to communicate with their pets.

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Now tonight I'm going to be teaching you a new language transmitted by mental pictures.

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Now to the degree that you believe in what you're doing,

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to that degree you will have success, no more and no less.

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The important thing is that at first you cannot tell if it's something the animal is communicating to you

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or if it's your imagination.

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So no matter what you get, no matter what the feeling is, the picture, the hunch, whatever you call it,

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act on it because as you use it, as you practice it,

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you will begin to tell later on whether it really is your imagination

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or whether it's something the animal is really telling you.

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The people that make the best students are the ones that can forget themselves long enough

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to get inside of something else, to see life from that animal's point of view

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and say, hey, maybe their motivation is different.

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People write to me all the time and say, wow, my life is so different, you know.

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It has just totally changed my attitudes with my animals and we now have a different relationship.

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Professional animal keepers like those at Kings Island Park in Ohio

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ask Beatrice to visit their animals and communicate with them.

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The results are often striking.

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She has helped solve the most difficult behavioral and medical problems.

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What I hope people will come to understand about themselves, about the animals and about ESP between us

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is that here's a new exciting dimension.

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We have a lot to learn and I hope that people will really find a dimension of excitement

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that I'm just beginning to scratch the surface on.

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It isn't just in our pets, but it's in the whole animal kingdom

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and I often wonder if that isn't what God meant when he said,

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ask the beast of the field and they shall teach thee

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and the birds of the air and the fish of the sea and they shall declare it unto thee.

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In all the earth there are fewer bonds closer than those between us and our animals.

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From the romping days of childhood to the quieter hours of later years

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our animals are there as companions, comforters and confidants.

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Many of us feel that this relationship is not hampered by the lack of a common language

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because the relationship goes beyond words

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into the realm of feeling.

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Just as human beings share ESP experiences with one another

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it may be that the bond between humans and animals is but another link on that same chain.

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The more animal ESP is investigated

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the more we may learn that a bond between us and animals is real

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and that we are all in fact the same.

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And that we are all in fact connected in a web of life.

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Perhaps someday we will communicate clearly and directly with animals

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avoiding the barriers of language.

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And this may lead to better communication among us all.

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Our exploration of the animal ESP link

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might help us to discover other secret abilities in ourselves.

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Coming up next in search of continues with a look at the incredible potential of human brain power.

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Then a murderer and an escaped convict kidnap a young woman

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unaware that she's a deputy sheriff on FBI The Untold Stories.

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