Reviews for Language of Miracles: A Celebrated Psychic Teaches You to Talk to Animals

The average rating for Language of Miracles: A Celebrated Psychic Teaches You to Talk to Animals based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2007-09-24 00:00:00 Sara Taylor This book tells you how Amelia Kinkade (author) communicates with animals using her intuition, and has several interesting examples in often heart-warming stories. Also, she clearly describes her technique which is quite simple, so you can try it yourself.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-08-03 00:00:00 David Beaudreau I discovered animal communication in 2006, when I read everything I could find about why my childhood cats & I understood each other. Why I am sure animals are emotionally and intellectually equal to our biology and souls; with their own priorities and makeup. It was a lightening bolt to read in print that animal communication is known and taught! I took a workshop that year and read treatises by other teachers. When Amelia's first book described her cat at a workshop, I thought "She is like me"! I didn't practise long and don't receive auditory answers. However I know the connection in other ways, works. I have read her second book because our precious cat is missing! Please pray for Conan's safe return home! "The Language Of Miracles" is groundbreaking, with science explaining it. I love the way she says people who do big things, like founding animal sanctuaries, succeed because "they got off their fanny" and figured out how to realize their goals. I read that if we try something and mean it: the universe will meet us halfway to achieving it! This book yields a surprising blend of quantum physics and holographic thought forms, encouraging pep talks, astounding feats from Amelia's worldwide students, and the basics to do it ourselves. I share the belief that telepathy is a muscle we have and merely need to stretch. It's the author's belief that humanity is evolving to do more with our minds. We only need to be aware that our ability is already within and try these different things. It didn't resonate the way "Straight From The Horse's Mouth" did. The impressive science couldn't help being dry, unless slipped in after we were ensconced in tutorials and stories. It covers animals in Heaven, which eased my soul when my twenty-one year-old had passed away. It is painful while my six year-old is missing! Amelia stopped tracking pets and venting into this book was agonizing! Her experience, likely with indoor pets, not rural cats like our boy, was that "Ninety-nine percent were dead and most of the rest were annoyed with their people"! Amelia's tone wasn't in synch with me and I missed the awe of her first book, an element that should be repeated: "I was like you until I took a class"! My connections with Conan indicate he is alive and well and will come home soon! :)