Telepathic Animal Communication

I have always had a genuine love for animals of all shapes and sizes. As a child and for the first 28 years of my life before I knew animal communication existed, I grew up with a wonderful array of dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, and in my later years, a wonderful white rat and guinea pig.

My college years found me in a wonderfully enriching 4 year veterinary technology program through Wilson College in Pennsylvania. Upon completion I worked as a PA certified vet tech in two animal veterinary practices, an emergency clinic and an animal shelter over a period of the next 5 years.

Eventually, for reasons then unknown to me, I grew restless despite working with the animals I loved. I was still seeking something more...but what? I felt guided to enter grad school and earned a public school teaching degree, phasing out my beloved vet tech role over time.

In 2005, during my second year of teaching eighth grade science, I met some very key people, had some really amazing experiences and discovered that people who could hear animals existed.

Life was like a whirlwind after that. I located NY communicator, Kristin Thompson, was amazed at the information and wisdom my animals shared through her and with a passion, began to study the skill myself through workshops, books, and independent practice.

Beetle Bailey In retrospect, when I first heard about animal communication I instinctively knew it was real and possible. I never questioned it or the fact it was built on the premise that animals are able to think, reason, and feel the same emotions as myself. Most animal lovers intuitively know this to be true and I was no different.

What I did not initially realize however is that what animals thought, felt and understood went amazingly far beyond what I had envisioned for them. There was a completeness to what they shared, understood, and their perspectives were wise and enlightening.

To connect with animals as a professional communicator myself these days brings me immense joy. Animals are truly amazing beings and can teach us so much about relationships, balance, self-care, harmony and models of love. They gently encourage us to broaden our limited views of them and ourselves and to look beyond body language into the depths of who they and we really are.

Lastly, there is one other significant piece to my journey that requires acknowledgement.

One morning, exactly 365 days after having taken my first basic animal communication workshop, I awoke with the strong impulse to sit down with pen and paper and talk with my own dear animal family.

Over a period of minutes and of their own initiative, my 4 cats joined the 2 turtles and myself in the living room. They informed me of their group decision to continue my communication instruction, now that my human-taught workshops were complete. Eliza

So on that day we began the first of many private 'Council Sessions'. In hindsight, I am so grateful my animals took the initiative to further my education. There is nothing better than learning directly from one's own animals as they know us and our needs best.

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I have since come to realize that all beings are our teachers. There are teachers everywhere. Insects, domestic/wild animals and nature hold wisdom and possess great truths that many of us humans have forgotten. Thankfully, animals and nature are ready to help remind us, if and when we're ready.

-Danielle

Danielle Tremblay Animal Communicator Amsterdam, NY 12010 518-842-2956 WhiteLightConnection.com

E-Mail: Danielle (at) WhiteLightConnection (dot) com