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What the Animals Tell Me Developing Your Innate Telepathic Skills

Sonya Fitzpatrick

Compelled by her deep compassion for animals, an author uses her gift of understanding them to help readers make a similar connection with their pets, which in turn will enable them to make their pets happier and solve behavior problems.

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It was mentioned while discussing a story about a turtle that ate a fish it was given as a pet, which the author believed the turtle did intentionally to trick her.

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she wrote a book called What the Animals Tell Me.

— Episode: Selects: How Pet Psychics Work

Episode: Selects: How Pet Psychics Work

It was mentioned while discussing a story about a turtle that ate a fish it was given as a pet, which the author believed the turtle did intentionally to trick her.

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she wrote a book called What the Animals Tell Me.

Episode: Selects: How Pet Psychics Work

It was mentioned in the context of a story about a turtle that ate a fish that Sonja Fitzpatrick had introduced to its tank, despite the turtle having previously expressed a desire for a fish friend.

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she wrote a book called What the Animals Tell Me.

And she told a story about a turtle that she was communicating with.

And the turtle said, well, I knew that if I asked you for a fish to eat, you wouldn't give it to me.

Episode: Selects: How Pet Psychics Work

It was mentioned during a discussion of contradictions in the field, where Fitzpatrick's claims about animal communication were contrasted with those of another author. The anecdote of the turtle who tricked her was shared as an example.

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Supposedly, according to Sonja Fitzpatrick from the Pet Psychic Show, animals are very gossipy and they like to tell one another all your secrets.

And she told a story. She wrote a book called What the Animals Tell Me.

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