Gitie House
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Career Focus: Author and speakerGitie House is one of the founders of WingedHearts.org (http://wingedhearts.org) relationship between their dogs and a magpie. They discovered the birds' eagerness to communicate and make friends with humans, and share with people their incredibly rich, loving and complex relationships within their bird families, communities and vast network with other species.
The joys and healing of connecting with nature extends beyond listening to the beautiful bird songs and photographing them. At WingedHearts.org Gitie helps people expand their understanding of the birds around them through a variety of true stories and slideshows. Readers can also share their stories in the Wild Bird Talking e-zine as well as get tips on how to communicate with the birds, understand their responses, create a bird-friendly environment around them and enjoy being more connected with other creatures in nature that share our planet with us.
At WingedHearts.org one can find many slideshows, stories and articles that show how deep, meaningful and loving wild birds can be towards humans and each other when we show a little interest in them, earn their trust and treat them with respect. New items are regularly added and readers can access any of the information free.
Wild Bird Talking is a bi-monthly e-zine which readers can subscribe to free of cost to keep abreast of news re wild birds and backayrd birds around the world, tips from experts on attracting and talking to wild birds; backyard bird and digital photography, readers' stories, book reviews and more.
Latest developments showing aspects of the complex and enriching world of wild bird relationships and news are posted weekly on the WingedHearts Blog.
When we treat other creatures with respect and communicate with them lovingly, we give them the chance to respond to us with their intelligence, care and sense of duty. Then we humbly discover how little we understood them and how deeply they have been wronged. I have found animals and birds to be extremely perceptive, intelligent, deeply caring, willing communicators, spiritual and complete beings manifesting God's love with their own unique characteristics that we humans are only just beginning to discover. Gitie House
There are many well-known inspiring quotes on animals. The following are a small selection from 'Pawprints and Purrs Inc.' website.
"Living with animals can be a wonderful experience, especially if we choose to learn the valuable lessons animals teach through their natural enthusiasm, grace, resourcefulness, affection and forgiveness." ~ Richard H. Pitcairn, American Veterinarian, Pet Nutritionist and Author
"I could not have slept tonight if I had left that helpless little creature to perish on the ground." (Reply to friends who chided him for delaying them by stopping to return a fledgling to its nest.) ~ Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States
"If you have men who will exclude any of God's creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men..." ~ St. Francis of Assisi, Roman Catholic friar, founder of the Franciscans order
Join the WingedHearts.org community and subscribe to the Wild Bird Talking E-zine and Blogs. You will find stories, slideshows, articles on the remarkable social, emotional and spiritual natures of birds and on how to develop relationships with the birds around you.
Contribute to the WingedHearts.org website and help us build a resource on developing relationships with wild birds and backyard birds. We are looking for: articles to the Wild Bird Talking E-zine and products to review.
Expand our mutual understanding by adding your comments and experiences to the WingedHearts.org Blog. Send your photos and stories to editor@wingedhearts.org
Contact Gitie about:
Understanding the Emotional, Social and Spiritual nature of Birds
Wild Bird Relationships within their Families and Communities, and with Humans and Other Species.
Email: editor@wingedhearts.org
Website: http://wingedhearts.org
