Psychic Communication with Animals for Health and Healing
"Laila del Monte is someone I admire and consider one of the clearest communicators with animals as well as having access to the highest consciousness and energy. She had demonstrated this redundantly in my presence and I strongly endorse and suggest everyone read her book and apply the incredible knowledge within. She is on the forefront of bringing awareness that animals have souls, are very subjective and often take on the owners unresolved issues to the point of physically manifesting disease if not addressed and healed beforehand. In this work she is unsurpassed." (James Gilliland, eceti.org, bbsradio.com, worldpuja.net, March 2010)"Perhaps the most compelling sections of the book are those where del Monte illustrates why animals come into our lives. . . . Their main reason for entering our lives, according to del Monte, is to allow us to experience love. Animals are highly qualified specialists in demonstrating unconditional love. This book gives numerous examples of the human beings who never experienced true love until they became attached to their pet." (Catherine Ferguson, review, New Age Retailer, April 2010)"I encourage anyone that has a pet of any kind to consider readingPsychic Communication with Animals for Health and Healingby Laila del Monte to get a better understanding of the healers we have in our midst.  Using our own intuition and guidance we can communicate with our counterparts in healing ourselves, them, and our planet." (Irene Watson, Reader Views, August 2010)"Psychic Communication with Animals for Health and Healingis a choice pick for spiritual readers who want to understand another aspect of healing." (James A. Cox, The Midwest Book Review, May 2010)“My Swedish Warmblood stallion named L.A. Baltic Inspiration is greatly improved from a longstanding problem, which seemed to have no apparent solution. More important, he is physically fit, healthy, and happy with his life. I am very grateful to Laila and her guides for their assistance.” (Gail Hoff-Carmona, Ph.D., Los Alamos Dressage Center)