Judy Fuson

Wagging Tails, Swishing Tails, Fluffy Tails and Other Tales Judy Fuson

In the past few years my role has changed from that of a pet psychic and animal communicator to that of a teacher. At first, most people were content to have me read their pets; then a shift in energy started, and now my clients want me to teach them how to talk with their pets for themselves. Along with requests for workshops and lectures came the request for a book on How do you talk to the animals? Finally the time was right: here is my book on animal communication. I want this to be more than a collection of animal stories. I want to offer my readers some new ideas and insights, but I do not want to dictate or imply that my way is the only way. I believe the best way to learn this language is in a group with pets, students and teachers. In this situation everyone shares the energy, both animals and humans. The energy comes to us in the form of telepathic thoughts, visual images and as feelings in our bodies. The language of the animals is not linear and it requires us to be flexible in our understanding of how animals talk and what they have to say. I have done my best to explain these concepts in some detail, but I must emphasize that it takes many hours of practice with your animal friends. This language takes time to learn, but anyone can do it if they stay open to the animals and believe that they can do it. All of the animals, birds, fish, and insects have a purpose on the earth. They are here to help us grow spiritually and make us aware of how interconnected we are. We all coexist, but in learning this language we can open doors to new levels of communication and to new experiences with all these living beings.