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Testomonials

     I am a breeder of Persians and Himalayan kittens.

Recently, one of my Persians became gravely

 ill. I took her to my local vet, where I was told

she was in kidney failure. She was hospitalized

or almost a week.

     When I got her home, I wasn't very optimistic of her

recovery because she was so weak.

So, I contacted Dinah. I sent her

 a picture of my beautiful cat

and she talked to her.

     Gracie is her name and Gracie told Dinah that she was weak and tired, but that she would be ok. She also told Dinah that "Pop" came to visit her and that she had to eat or die. I never told Dinah, that earlier that day, I smelled my father's pipe tobacco on her (my father passed away over 20 years ago).

     Dinah told me alot of things about Gracie, that she couldn't have possibly known. Gracie is now doing better and I have to thank Dinah for helping me get thru this situation. Dinah had a warm and thoughtful manner, when dealing with me. I know myself, as well as Gracie, couldn't have gotten thru this without her.   Thank You, Dinah!  

~Mary Gasparo
 

Dinah has an amazing talent. She was able to get in touch with my bird Bentley who told her about a troublesome entity in my house. This fact was verified by two other psychics who offered up the same information Dinah gave me in the first place. And she is such a kind soul

and loves animals so much, she didn’t

even flinch when Bentley repeatedly

told her to “Go to Hell!” when she

 first contacted him! 

~Marla Brooks

If you missed my interview with Hollywood Author

and Paranormal Expert Marla Brooks  

on Para-X Radio regarding animal communications,

not a problem! Just tune into Marla's podcast of the show at:

Stirring the Cauldron with Marla Brooks

Email: dproseberry@yahoo.com with your email and telephone contact information,

Please note whether you'd like a telephone session or a readying through email. I will then contact you regarding your reading.

$1.00 per minute

Telephone Reading

(U. S. calls only EST)

Limited Special! Email Readings

Your First One Free!

Then $10 for the next!

(requests outside U.S. email readings only-- www.PayPal.com only)

A portion of all monies received donated to

no-kill animal charity, rescue, or shelter activities.

Payment Accepted Through PayPal  (email dproseberry@yahoo.com)

or by check to Dinah Roseberry  

 (request address at time of appointment)

The Chit Chat 

Questions for your Living Animal

(any kind of question)

What Hurts?

A general exploration of medical issues of the animal. (Remember, I'm not a doctor, so if my fingers throb and I'm talking to a horse, it probably means a front hoof--together we may have to figure that out! This is never meant to replace traditional medical services.)

 Is it Time?

Assisting you with questions

about your pet's transition to

the other side.

 Blast from the Past

Talk to your deceased animal again.

You'll be happy you did.

 Ghost Talkssistance with hauntings involving animals. This service is available only through the Chester County Paranormal Research Society or Delaware County Paranormal Research and there is no charge if occurring as part of a formal ghost investigation.

 Chat "Parties" Available

For between 5-10 people, Saturdays only, $20 transportation fee (may go up depending on gas prices), $20 per person for approximately 15 - 20 minute reading. (Also includes pendulum readings if needed.) Pennsylvania only: Chester County, Delaware County, Lancaster County. (York County with special arrangements.)

     For those unfamiliar with the title, please be advised that animal communicators (in most cases and definitely in my case!) are not psychics, therefore, predictions of future events

 are not (usually) possible. For those

seeking to find out about animal

medical issues, animal

communicators are not (in

most cases--again, not mine!)

veterinarians--these communications are meant to

assist you so that you might have a better understanding

of your animal and to enhance

your relationships with medical

professionals if needed. Animal

Communicators are also not

psychologists (in most cases--not me either). Therefore,

we are unable to tell you how to react to the information

received, nor are we able to counsel your animal beyond

what you personally want to say to your animal.

We don't decide right and wrong. We tell you what we see/hear/perceive/ know about your animal and communicate your information back to them.

     Though it is true that the more an animal communicator works with varied animal species, understanding of common animal traits and their complaints do assist in the discussions, this information should NEVER be substituted for professional assistance or interfere with your own deep spiritual knowledge of your particular situation. Information received is not guaranteed, for factors affecting these communications are not always constant.

I've found that most people who talk

with me about animal communications

also believe in varied forms of

paranormal phenomena,

i.e. Tarot, psychics, etc....

An Animal Communication

reading is not like a  Tarot or psychic reading.

Tarot readings I've done for people over the years

have had much more depth when it came to

interpretation. Email Tarot readings are often

pages long, and a phone or in-person reading

can last an hour or even longer. Animal

Communications are short, to the point, and

often clipped images of a moment,

depending upon how the information

is transmitted and received. Animals are

oftentimes not extremely talkative

and don't wish to be interpreted--they want

their messages given verbatim. They can display their varied personalities quickly and succinctly -- the readings, too, are  pointed in most cases.

     What can I say? I've loved animals forever. More than people, in many cases!

     This was an amazing blessing in direct correlation to my work as a ghost hunter for the Chester County Paranormal Research Society and an author of ghost books and the paranormal. For the past two years, I have been under a rather sharp ghost-learning curve as I've been involved in one investigation after another and have become acquainted with varied ghost professionals including other hunters, psychics, witches, spiritualists, and science-oriented folks who've taught me an immeasurable amount about the world "on the other side."  The first ghost I saw was at Elaine's Haunted Mansion in Cape May, New Jersey as I was writing my book, Cape May Haunts. It was a cat! I was incredibly

intrigued by this and wanted to know

more about the animals in the

world beyond.

     That interest was pushed

nearly beyond my sanity

threshold when my own dear

dog, Tessa, died after living 17 wonderful

years with me. I was searching for the same

answers as many who had gone down this path

before me. As I was

working on my

Lancaster, Pennsylvania,

ghost book, I was directed

to an event at Longs Park

for the nonprofit

organization

United Against Puppy Mills, where I met two wonderful animal communicators. They changed my life by reaching out to my dog on the other side.  It was then that I knew that I wanted to do this wonderful thing for others.

     I'd already decided that there was to be an animal section for the book I was writing because of the varied stories and "coincidences" (which I don't believe in) surrounding my research. So I went to a conference/workshop on the topic, and not only learned about contacting  animals on the other side, but also how to talk with living animals.

     It was a calling --a strong one-- and I found that I loved talking to creatures who made the world a better place as much as I liked writing about ...well, the things I write about.

I couldn't do it without my calming and

tolerant spirit guides who stand by me as  I chat with

the animals, giving me their words, bringing the

creatures of the world closer to me, and

providing strength and love that I can s

hare with those who have no human voice

of their own.

My Rufus, a shelter dog who loves his food--only now that I talk to animals, I find out  that he hates his food. He just loves to eat...

Murphy O'Reilley, my cat who asked for salmon specifically.

We have one fish now--Esmeralda (seen here; she calls herself EZ) died very recently of old age, leaving only Mr. Blinkins, who is hiding--a tiny guy and very shy).

The newest addition from the Chester County SPCA dog of the month September 2008: The Spiderman! 10 pounds of problem-solving trouble! (And he looks like Tessa--not sure just yet if Tessa has walked in to this little guy, but time should tell!)

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