Reading List
1 Books by Animal Communicators
2 Books About Psychic
3 Books About Animal Communication
and Connection
4 Animal Health and Well Being
5 Nature
6 Ethics, Politics and the
Roots of the Ecological Crisis
Books by Animal Communicators
These are my two books on animal communication. Learning Their
Language is a how-to book that gives detailed instructions, step-by-step
exercises, and lots of examples and stories. It covers everything
from how to talk to your own animals to medical intuition, to
how to talk to wildlife and nature. Beyond Words is a book of
amazing stories told to me by students and clients about their
own experiences with animal communication.
Boone, J. Allen, 1954
____Ibid. Language of Silence
____Ibid. 1990. Adventures in Kinship with all Life
These books are classics by a man who was a screenwriter in Hollywood
in the 40s. He volunteered to take care of a screen dog, Strongheart
(a contemporary of Rin Tin Tin) and found his life changed when
Strongheart, who demanded to be treated as an equal, taught Boone
how to talk to animals.
Curtis, Anita, 1996
(Order from author: 1-610 327-3820)
The author tells stories about her clients and her experiences.
Fitzpatrick, Sonya and Patricia Burkhart Smith
New York: Hyperion, 1997
The author tells stories about her clients and her experiences.
Gurney, Carol, 2001
The author provides a step wise program for learning to communicate
with animals. The book is especially good for advice and information
on dealing with behavior problems, lost animals and death and
dying.
Hiby, Lydia, 1998
The author tells stories about her clients and her experiences.
Kinkade, Amelia, 2001
The author gives an interesting array of techniques and stories
in her book.
Kinkade, Amelia, 2006
A good book for the student of animal communication. Kincade goes into the physics of doing this and offers lots of tips and insights.
Lydecker, Beatrice, 1977
____Ibid. 1979. Stories the Animals Tell Me
The author tells stories about her clients and her experiences.
Lydecker is the pioneer in this field.
MacKay, Nicci, 1997
The author tells stories about her clients and her experiences.
MacKay is English and works primarily with horses.
Smith, Penelope, 1989
____Ibid. 1990. Animals - Our Return to Wholeness
The author tells stories about her clients and her experiences.
Summers, Patty 1998
The author managed a Humane Society shelter and worked as a veterinary
technician before becoming an animal communicator.
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Books About Psychic Ability
Bardens, Dennis, 1987
Classic stories of animals that traveled thousands of miles to
return to their people and similar fare.
Choquette, Sonia, 1994
A practical workbook with exercises for developing your psychic
ability. The author also wrote, Your Heart's Desire: Instructions
for Creating the Life Your Really Want.
Graff, Dale, 1998
Graff was the head of the US military project on psychic ability
called Stargate.
Naparstek, Belleruth, 1997
Naparstek, a psychologist who uses her psychic ability in her
work, interviewed about 40 psychics and provides a profile of
what it means to be psychic.
Ostrander, Sheila and Lynn Schroeder
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1970
Interesting look at how governments used psychic abilities. Also
lots of background on pioneers in the field.
The
Mind Race, Understanding and Using Psychic Ability
Puthoff Charles and Russell Targ, 1984.
Radkin, Dean, New York: Harper Collins, 1997
Sanders, Pete, Jr., 1997
The author is a scientist, trained at MIT. The book is practical
and easy to understand with lots of exercises you can do on your
own.
Schultz, Mona Lisa, 1998
Shultz is a neuropsychiatrist and a medical intuitive. Her book
is about using intuition to discover problems in the body and
the underlying emotional causes. One word of caution, she refers
to many animal experiments and does not seem to have a clue that
there is something wrong with experimenting with animals.
Schwartz, Gary, New York: Pocket Books, 2002
Targ, Russell 1999
Targ is a physicist who is taking a serious in-depth look at how
psi works.
Von Praagh, James
Well-known psychic James Van Praagh shares his guidance for developing
psychic ability.
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Books About Animal Communication and Connection
Cantrell, Krista, 1998
A very practical, positive training guide for working with problem
behaviors and training dogs at home.
Chernak-McElroy, Susan, 1995
This is a book of true stories collected from regular people about
what animals have meant to them in their lives.
Frost, April, 1998
The author is a compassionate and accomplished trainer who incorporates
animal communication and energy work into her positive training
methods. Her personal stories and enlightened attitudes make this
book essential to those who want to learn a different way to train.
Kohanov, Linda, 2001
A Woman's Journey of Healing and Transformation Through the Way
of the Horse. Kohanov explores the intuitive connection between
humans and horses and allows us to see the power and beauty of
this hidden relationship.
____Ibid., 2003
More stories and analyses of how horses help people grow and expand.
Lauck, Joanne Elizabeth, 1998
Lasher, Margot, 1996
Lasher, a psychologist who teaches empathy, writes about the essence
of the bond between animals and people and thoroughly explores,
through story and personal narrative, what it is that animals
have to offer us in relationship.
Mason, Jeffrey & Susan McCarthy, 1995
The authors have collected actual anecdotal evidence from many
sources that proves animals have the same capacity for emotion
as humans.
Myers, Arthur, 1997
Myers, a reporter, interviewed about 40 animal communicators to
give a well-rounded, objective view of the field.
Schoen, Allen M., D.V.M. 1995
Schoen is a veterinarian who tells the story of how his animals
and animal clients led him in the direction of alternative, natural
healing methods.
Sheldrake, Rupert. 1999
Sheldrake is a British biochemist who has made a documented scientific
study proving that animals are indeed psychic and telepathic.
His work is long overdue and fascinating.
Animal Heroes
Wells, Bryon G.
Another book about amazing things that animals have done.
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Animal Health and Well-Being
Jin Shin Jyutsu for Your Animal Companion
Adele Leas
Healing body work for animals that you can learn to do yourself
Order from author at: www.jsjforyouranimal.com
- 504 866 1865
Billinghurst, Ian, 1993
Billinghurst is an Australian veterinarian who exploded the myth
that dry and canned animal food is good for them. In fact, it
is the exact opposite.
Frazier, Anita, 1990
A holistic approach to cat care.
Goldstein, Martin, 1999
This is a comprehensive guide to the very latest and best in alternative
health care and holistic maintenance care for animals. I highly
recommend you get it, read it and follow it.
Martin, Ann and Michael Fox, 1997
Schultze, Kymothy. 1999
A good guide to feeding raw, whole foods.
Schwartz, Cheryl, DVM, 1996
This book is very thorough. If you read it all the way through,
you will understand how to assess your animal according to Chinese
medicine, what diet and herbs you can use to help your animal
and how to apply acupressure yourself.
An Introduction to the Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method
- The TEAM Approach to Problem Free Horse Training
Tellington-Jones, Linda
____Ibid. 1988. The Tellington Touch: Breakthrough in Healing
and Communication - A "Hands On" Technique to Train and Care for
Your Favorite Animal.
Linda Tellington-Jones developed unique methods for training animals
and physically working with their neurological systems to help
them realize their full potential. Her techniques are all positive
and non-invasive.
Zidonus, Nancy A. and Amy Snow, 1999
An excellent guide for horse owners.
Jaime Jackson, 2005
This is a great new idea for holistic horsekeeping. It keeps your horses fit and is perfect for horses with insulin problems.
Pete Ramey, 2003
This is the best guide to the natural trim for horses.
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Nature
Macy, Joanna, 1991
An exploration of the ecological crisis we are facing.
McLuhan, T.C., 1972
This is a resource of quotes from Native Americans at the turn
of the century and from contemporary Native Americans. There are
many references to talking to animals and trees.
Seed, John and Joanna Macy
Seed and Macy wrote this book to establish a ritual for reconnecting
to the earth. Deep-ecology /earth spirituality.
Skafte, Dianne, PhD., 2001
A great book on oracles and ancient lore about nature
Tompkins, Peter and Christopher Bird, 1973
The classic book on how plants are more than we have ever given
them credit for being.
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Ethics, Politics and the Roots of the Ecological Crisis
Cavanaugh, et al 2002
An exploration of how globalization harms the environment and
visions of a different future.
Ivins, Molly and Lou Dubose, 2003
Information you will not find in the mainstream media.
Eisler, Riane, 1987
____Ibid. 1995. Sacred Pleasure
Many people have asked me how we came to be in such a sorry state
with respect to how we treat animals throughout the world. Eisler
provides a comprehensive overview of how we evolved over the past
7,000 years to become what we are today.
Gimbutas, Marija, 1995
Gimbutas revolutionalized archeology by documenting an alternative
view of prehistoric Europe as peaceful , nature-loving, cooperative,
nonsexist and highly civilized.
Johnson, Buffie. Rochester, Vermont: Inner Traditions International,
1994.
If you can only find time to read one book in your search to understand
prehistory and the explanation of how we have gotten so far away
from our ancestors who loved animals and nature, make it this
one.
Marler, Joan., Ed. 1997
This is an excellent collection of essays concerning the reinterpretation
of prehistory put forward by Gimbutas.
Sjoo, Monica, 1999
An analysis and critique of the new age movement.
Speth, James Gustave, Ed. 2000
Leading thinkers in this field discuss the issue of globalization
and the environment.
Spretnak, Charlene, 1997
Another historical analysis of the dilemma of our time and where
we need to go from here, from a feminist, deep-ecology perspective.
Singer, Peter, 1975
Singer's book is the classic ethical analysis of the exploitation
of animals by humans.
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