Soul of the Wild: Book II, The Wisdom of Elephants

by Barbara Shor

With her history as an animal behavior researcher and wildlife veterinarian, Barbara Shor has experience and an appreciation of animals in many ways. But now, as an animal communicator, she brings a whole new depth of understanding to the table. In this book Barbara shares deeply intimate conversations with the group soul of Elephants. These wise, compassionate, emotional beings share spiritual concepts that give light to an entirely unique perception of life. Elephants have served as spiritual teachers for Barbara, showing her ways of viewing the world that are engaging, enlightening, and expansive. This book is a compilation of profound conversations between Barbara and the consciousness of Elephants, addressing topics of relevancy in today's world. Topics such as the Elephants' mission on Earth, who they are as physical animals as well and spiritual beings, how they perceive their relationship with human beings, dealing with pain and death, love of family, and climate change. The Elephants, as well as other animals, want to work with humanity in order to heal us all and create a world of love, peace, and harmony. Their positive, loving perspective can give us all hope during these turbulent times.

210 pages, Paperback

Published April 23, 2023

Reviews

[Sarah · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book opened my mind and heart to the possibility to communicate with elephants (or any other animal) at the soul level. There is a considerable amount of information on elephant behavior and families, woven in with very clear messages for humans about the environment and how to coexist with wild animals. The Author explains how it is possible to communicate at the soul level by inviting the communication with the elephants. There is so much shared about how elephants work together, and their desires for cooperation with humans, and vision for the future. To me, the book represents a new paradigm where humans set aside the focus on full dominance and dominion over animals and replace it with one of openness and cooperation. I found the book exciting and inspiring.