What are your pets thinking? Wouldn't it be nice to find someone who could read their minds? I did! Meet world famous pet psychic Sonya Fitzpatrick.
For 17 years, Pet Tips 'n' Tales has been telling pets' tales through their owners' points of view. Sonya Fitzpatrick, however, enables pets to relate their tales in their own words to their humans. She suffered a hearing loss as a child and was unexplainably given the rare gift of clairaudience; which is the ability to perceive sounds or words from outside sources in the spirit world. (Note: During this interview, she received a phone call from China to help find a missing
pet.)
"I telepathically tune into the animal and can communicate with it regardless of its location on earth or the Other Side through a heart-to-heart connection," said Sonya. "I hear them in my head and heart, not my ears, as clear as anyone talking. Animals have feelings and emotions, experience happiness and sadness and pain. Some animals cry when sad. They are as aware of their surroundings as we are and deserve to be treated with kindness and respect. They are living/feeling
souls.
The majority of my clients have rescued pets and these animals tell me their background. They talk about their homes, if they were dumped, or they lived with someone who loved them, what their needs are today, and what they want their parents to know. They often relay how grateful they are to have a wonderful home and wish to thank their parents."
Sonya has a kind heart and a sweet English accent. Her goal is to enrich our lives and those of our pets.
"Pets' purr-sonalities are as diverse as ours," she said. "Animals feel deep love for each other and us. One of their greatest attributes is their ability to teach us HOW TO LOVE. Just like us, animals grieve when a beloved human/animal companion transitions, sometimes refusing to eat. When we reach The Other Side, our pets meet us, surrounding us with indescribable feelings of love and peace. Actually, Heaven would not be Heaven if our pets were not there. Know that they are waiting!
Pets' unconditional love and emotional support is invaluable. Being in a pet's presence brings joy, happiness, and laughter. When we feel love our bodies relax, promoting healing and lowering blood pressure. Stroking/touching pets is therapeutic. Their loyalty and affection is a healing energy."
Then out of the "blue," Sonya asked if I had pets. I told her their names and she said, "Myster E's favorite color is blue." Seriously? Cats have furr-verite colors? So, after the phone call, we put down blue towels on the bed and couch and he changed his cat napping patterns, going from one to the other.
She added, "Myster E.(Mystery) loves his name, and is proud he's named after something important and says that he is in charge. (He is. We meet his every demand and whim.) He is easygoing and not easily annoyed like his sister, Whyspurr. (So true; he is a relaxed character, and she is a nervous sort.) He says, ‘I tell her to calm down. The orange cat across the street is quite lovely, but I am prettier.'"
An active Sonya is 77-years-young, has no plans to retire and continues lecturing, doing readings, seminars, and her main passion: contributing to animal shelters. She has appeared on "The Little Couple" chatting with the hosts' dogs, and appeared on Live with Kelly and Ellen DeGeneres.
www.sonyafitzpatrick.com
