num_pages: 266
description: I TALK TO THE ANIMALS presents a collection of amazing transcriptions of Barbara's conversations with owners and pets which have become lost, have health problems, or are ready to die. She has found that animals have many things to say about life, including their frustrations, fears and concerns which are often clues to behavior problems or depression. Pet owners and other animal lovers will be moved by these enjoyable and enlightening vignettes. Okay. My dog's name is Mattingly. We call her Mattie for Matt. My first question - is she okay? Okay. Now, this is a dog that has passed on. Yes. All right. I just want to tune into the energy of Mattingly as you knew Mattingly, so we know we're talking about the same one. I'm picking up about a medium size animal. One that was very interested in you and very responsive to you and was always eager to please, was always wanting to do as you asked, always asking for commands. "What would you like me to do? I'd like to please you. What would make you happy?" That's Mattingly. * * * The best kind of confirmation that a reading is accurate and useful is from letters after an owner makes decisions considering the information that was gained from the reading, as it seen in the following letter I "Dear I want you to know that I called John Lyons' Resistance Free Training Riding on Sunday and a woman came out and worked with my horse for three days. She is like a different horse now. You were right. The saddle was not fitting correctly, as it was pinching her and was causing her pain in the withers and her shoulder. My thanks - you where so incredibly on target with this." * * *
language: English
title: I Talk to the Animals
titlecomplete: I Talk to the Animals
publisher: Barbara Morrison