Plus, if you’re a winner, you could be part of history. The results from Fitzpatrick’s readings of the 250 winning photographs will be compiled to form what will be a first-of-its kind cat survey that will finally provide insight into what cats really think about topics, including their favorite things to do around the house and with their human companions.

 

People often think of animal communicators as “Dr. Dolittle,” or worse, a sort of psychic who sits in a dark room with a crystal ball. The reality of how animal communicators work is actually based in science. While viewed as controversial by some, research by scientists such as biologist and author Rupert Sheldrake has suggested evidence of telepathic communication. If we accept that animals are thinking, feeling, sentient beings, it is not much of a leap to accept the concept of interspecies communication.

 

Communicating with species other than human is not a new idea. It is an integral part of the culture of many of the worlds’ tribal communities. Individuals such as St. Francis ofAssisi and Jane Goodall have demonstrated animal communication in various ways. We all have this telepathic ability, especially as children. It is often expressed through imaginary friends or by reporting what the family pet “said.” Sadly, as we grow up and are told by our parents and society that these abilities are not normal, we tend to block out this natural way of being. Animal communicators have either never lost this natural ability or have trained themselves to recover it. They connect with the animal’s unique energy and may receive information in pictures or simply as a sense of intuitive knowing. They can then “translate” what they receive into words the animal’s owner can understand.

 

For more information and to enter the sweepstakes, visit http://www.Facebook.com/Temptations. You can learn more about Sonya Fitzpatrick by visiting her website.

 

 

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