Jane’s Inspiration - Animal Communicator - Nationwide

The bonds we feel with our pets are very real. We have chosen each other in this lifetime. And while our pets can't "talk," they can have much to say, if we ask. I have been lucky enough to have many readings with animals. And, I will tell you, it has changed my life. They know and feel more than most would believe.

I consider myself a bridge. I help executives and housewives breathe, find center and get into the zone. My creativity and intuition training is a way I help people find their authentic selves and work/live from a more prosperous and fulfilling place.

Intuitive consultations are the main benefit I bring to my four-legged clients. They may be in person or over the phone/zoom Video phone. Distance is not a factor.

I also trained pet owners to communicate directly with their own animals. I teach animal communication techniques and have written about communicating with animals in this world and the next in my award-winning book Love Never Dies-A Psychic Artist Illustrates True Stories of the Afterlife.

My 100% Satisfaction Guarantee? ;-) If I can't achieve an 80-95% accuracy within the first ten minutes, I won’t proceed with our session & I will return your money ;-)

“Thank you so much for the reading. It came at a time when my best friend Gretchen is coming to the end of her life and she’s not able to tell me how she feels in words (because she’s my dog) and you were able to tell me how she felt about what is happening. You helped me to understand she’s very tired but not in a lot of pain. She’s at peace with moving on but willing to stick around a little longer for me if I need her to. Your reading included specific details about Me, Gretchen and my horse Buddy that were very accurate and insightful and captured our personalities wonderfully. You have an amazing gift and I am so thankful that you choose to share it. It is comforting to know I have someone I can go to when I need some insight into myself or my animals. I am truly grateful to you for making this difficult time a little easier.”
— Tina Marshall

Anubis The Dog, A Story Of Animal Communication by Jane de Forest

I was recently hired to communicate with a dog named Anubis. But it didn’t take an animal psychic to see that the Rottweiler was, at minimum, in a bad mood. He snarled and eyed me suspiciously while the dog’s human, Selene, shared her concerns about his health or perhaps a depression that her beloved pooch was suffering from.

I sat on the floor near Anubis and centered, following my breath. Then, I imagined myself connected to the web of all life (my secret formula and it relaxes the animal), and finally, asked for help from animal guides and angels.

Focusing my mind, I asked Anubis the dog what was wrong and waited for his answer. Soon imagery and feelings were flowing—I drew some red angled lines on my pad with crayon. Agitation filled my body—a crash, something had broken dramatically—I heard a loud bang and felt a commotion.

“Ok good job Anubis” I said out loud to the canine, and then reported my findings to Selene.

“Well we break wineglasses now and again, so maybe I dropped something on the floor. But certainly nothing out of the ordinary,” Selene said as she scoured her memory. “Nope, sorry Jane, nothing like that of significance.”

I looked back at the dog. I asked again slowly, directing my mind to contact the dog’s mind, “Why are you upset?” Again, in my head I psychically “heard” a loud crashing sound and felt a deep concern—empathically.

“Anubis is saying that a loud crashing sound upset him and that he is greatly concerned.” I took another run at it.

“Well, we live next to the railroad tracks, so maybe that’s it.” Anubis’s human is a kind person and wanted to make my information fit.

We continued with the animal communication session and addressed some other issues Anubis was having.
Selene called me several days later with a revelation—her elderly mother had fallen on the tile floor a week prior and broken her pelvic bone. Only the dog was home, he knew something was wrong and stayed by her mother’s side until the ambulance came.

Selene had an idea! She put the dog in her car and drove Anubis to the rehabilitation center for a visit with her elderly mother. It was hard to tell who was happier, she or the dog, and after some quality time together, the dog’s mood improved steadily; he began to eat and play again. Selene’s mother felt much better too.

To many of us, this is confirmation of animal intelligence, showing that they can understand complex situations and remember past events. But what touches my heart is the concern and compassionate that this canine companion truly had for his human.