Telepathic Interspecies - Pet Psychic Medium - Nationwide

My background includes an MBA and 30 years as a technology management professional. A PhD in Psychology with a concentration in consciousness and spirituality supports parapsychology research exploring telepathic interspecies communication. I am also a Reiki Master and Healing Touch for Animals Practitioner.

In my dissertation research I conducted 50 animal communication sessions with human guardians and their canines. There were five standard questions asked of all dogs, then the rest of the session was open to the guardian's questions. After the session, the guardian received a link to a web survey form via email, then ranked the accuracy of the information telepathically received during the session with no further contact with me, the researcher. Using a ranking scale of 1 (entirely Inaccurate) to 6 (entirely Accurate), the average ranking across all 50 sessions was 5.12.

My research continued with a small pilot study to explore the proposition that telepathic communication between humans and therapy equines may be possible with a human utilizing contemplative/meditative techniques to shift consciousness. The human participants were 7 military veterans in retired or inactive status diagnosed with combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Each veteran was assigned to one therapy horse. The 12 equine participants all had the same guardians. The veterans signed an online consent to participate and submitted questions for their horses on the consent form. Both veterans and guardians were blind as to which of 2 telepathic animal communicators would be randomly assigned to the session by the principal researcher. Both animal communicators were physically located in another town from the horses when the sessions were conducted.

The summary document from each session was shared with the veteran for their horse by the guardians, and all summaries were shared with the guardians. During an in-person or telephone interview with the principal researcher, the veterans offered qualitative comments and rated the usefulness of the information received from 1 (not at all useful) to 6 (extremely useful). The average overall usefulness rating as judged by the veterans was 4.9. The guardians also submitted ratings and qualitative comments on the usefulness of the information received; the guardian rating's average was 5.75.

These findings contribute to the body of equine therapy studies as well as the wealth of literature that supports the human-animal bond. Further research is needed to explore additional nuances of this category of consciousness and healing research.

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