Animal Communication (Pet Psychic) - What is it?

KAREN WRIGLEY WILL HOLD A ANIMAL COMMUNICATION SEMINAR AT PET COTTAGE

ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2010 FROM 1PM TO 3PM

ALL SEATING IS RESERVED SEATING AND IS $30.00 PER PERSON

Learn how communicating with your pet can give you a lifetime of love and companionship...

call 410 987 2010 to reserve you seat today.

Karen will also have available for a discounted price, her new book "Beyond Woofs and Whinnies"

 

Animal communicating is becoming popular with help from media, books and word of mouth. More people are accepting that communicators can provide a deeper understanding with four footed, feathered, wiggly, swimming, living and deceased. People are realizing their animals can be understood in ways they did not recognize before. They now want to take better care of them and experience an interactive relationship they were not aware of before.

Communicators share a bond with an animal and communicate with them through telepathy, better known as thought. Yes, by simply thinking, an animal knows what you are up to! One does not need to be in the presence of an animal to send and receive information. On vacation or at work, when they tune into you, they know your mind. I have found that animals know and understand their person better than their person understands themselves.

Most animal communicators are not veterinarians, but they may be able to provide valuable insight to the problem and assist you in understanding how your animal is feeling or what they are going through. We are never a replacement for good veterinary care and not qualified to arrive at a medical diagnosis. I prefer alternative health care, which is also provided in some veterinary clinics. Chiropractors, acupuncture, flower essence, and hands on healing are a few alternative forms of health care being used in clinics and with trained practitioners.

Animal communicators are not infallible, particularly when finding lost animals. Many will not take on this task. It is one of the hardest jobs that an animal communicator is asked to do.

Communicating is a two way process. There is a sender and a receiver. Information can be both sent and received in the blink of an eye across vast distances. Thought is faster than light. Minds and hearts have opened to the numerous roles animals play in our lives, and how they enrich the world we share with them. When we can open our hearts to animals and acknowledge what they are thinking, experiencing, feeling, and how they view life, our relationships with all animals will change forever.