Table Of ContentTrue Stories of an Animal Communicator
Dr. Monica Diedrich
Praise for "Uhat Animals Tell Me”
Dr. Monica warmly relates her experiences of the healing power of commu¬
nicating with animals after recovering her childhood telepathic connection.
Walking us through her own skepticism of the information she receives, we
learn about how animal communication works with her insights, confirma¬
tions, and results. Enjoy this compassionate addition to this amazing field.
—Penelope Smith, animal communicator and author of
Animal Talk and When Animals Speak
Through her captivating stories, Dr. Monica proves that animals can think
and feel and that they experience lives not so different from our own. This
courageous account of her psychic exploration will help you understand the
power of your own mind and open your heart to the inner world of your
animals. Bravo, Monica, on a job well done!
—Amelia Kinkade, author of Straight from the Horse’s Mouth:
How to Talk to Animals and Get Answers
This book reveals animal thoughts, feelings, and motivations. When it is
time to let your pet go, Dr. Monica’s stories, advice, and wisdom will pro¬
vide you with courage, compassion, and validation.
—Dan Poynter, author of The Older Cat
If you care, as I do, about your animals, this is one book you’ll want to
keep nearby. Learn that your animals are trying to communicate with you
and how you can communicate back to them. You will be better able to
care for your animals and help them live a better life.
—Jim Donovan, author of Reclaim Your Life
Your book is great. I enjoyed the many photos and stories. Like you, my
favorite pastime is working with animals. They are so honest and so will¬
ing to communicate. The more books that are out on animals, the better it
is. One of our missions on this earth is for people like us to teach as many
people as we can how to communicate with animals and plants. We are
doing just that. Keep up the good work.
—Patricia Murphy, author of Cats/Canines Can Communicate
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! Skeptics may scoff, but sooner or later
animal communication will be recognized as a valid phenomenon. And
when that happens, it will be thanks to books like What Animals Tell Me.
Dr. Diedrich’s humanity, modesty, and integrity shine forth on every heart¬
warming page. Three paws up!
—Helen Weaver, author of The Daisy Sutra:
Conversations with My Dog
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About the Author
Monica Diedrich has heard animals speak since she was eight years old.
By the age of eighteen, she was helping humans understand animals’
feelings. Studying the Eastern traditions gave her an understanding of
how nature, animals, and humans are interconnected, and how healing
for all needs to be attained at three levels: mentally, physically, and
emotionally.
Since 1990, she has been a pet communicator, talking to animals non¬
stop. She has also worked as a veterinary assistant. She holds a degree of
Doctor of Metaphysics and is an ordained minister.
A native of Argentina, she has lived in Southern California for over
thirty years with her husband and children (both human and companion
animal).
Dr. Monica Diedrich
True Stories of an Animal Communicator
Llewellyn Publications
Saint Paul, Minnesota
What Animals Tell Me: True Stories of an Animal Communicator © 2001, 2005 by Dr.
Monica Diedrich. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in
any manner whatsoever, including Internet usage, without written permission from
Llewellyn Publications except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles
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First Edition
First Printing, 2005
Published in 2002 as What Your Animals Tell Me by Two Paws Up Press
Book design and editing by Rebecca Zins
Cover art © PhotoDisc, Inc.
Cover design by Lisa Novak
Interior posed animal images © PhotoDisc, Inc.
Interior candid animal photographs used courtesy of the author and her clients
Llewellyn is a registered trademark of Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Diedrich, Monica.
What animals tell me: true stories of an animal communicator / Monica Diedrich.
—1st ed.
p. cm.
Rev. ed. of: What your animals tell me. 2002.
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).
ISBN 0-7387-0629-9
1. Pets—Behavior—Anecdotes. 2. Human-animal communication—Anecdotes. 3.
Diedrich, Monica. I. Diedrich, Monica. What your animals tell me. II. Title.
SF412.5.D54 2005
636.088'7—dc22
2004063241
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