The Bridge
Connecting the Span Between Animals and Humans

Janet Roper Animal Communicator 952-474-8273 www.janetroper.com
Vol. 1, No. 1 September, 2007

Welcome to The Bridge - a place to learn how to strengthen and increase the bond between
you and animals through animal communication. The goal of this publication is to encourage the use of your natural gift of telepathic communication with animals, to support you in this process and to aid you with choices and ideas that can fully engage your relationship with all creatures, creating a more harmonic environment for all. Shiloh, my fifteen year old quarter horse companion, will accompany us on this journey.

Potential benefits of animal communication are:

• understand the animal's needs and feelings
• discover possible explanations for behavioral concerns
• deepen and improve your relationship with animals
• learn what your animal friend has to tell you

The newsletter will come out quarterly. If you know of anyone who would enjoy or benefif from this newsletter, pass it on or have have them contact me to get on the mailing list. If you would like to receive it by email, contact me at janetroper@mac.com.

“No-Pet” Pet Parties
Wonder why Fido seems to have lost interest in his food?
Curious why Fifi is suddenly having accidents in the house?
NOW you can find out!

Gather friends together in your home for a
“No-Pet” Pet Party!
A time of enjoyment, friendship and discovery as I telepathically connect with your pets
~ alive or deceased ~
and tell you about life from their point of view!

Asked what animals think of people beginning to talk with them Shiloh Says:
“Yes, it is time that you humans caught up with us animals! We’ve been talking and talking and talking, and it usually falls on deaf ears. Humans are not better than creatures, just different. We all have our talents, and it’s time that humans took off their blinders and open up to the world that is outside of their narrow consciousness. Once people get over their intimidation of talking with the animals, they will find that we have a lot to share with them. Their world will become more complete as they include us in it, not just as domesticated or favored pets, or barnyard animals, but as contributing members of the earth family. When you’re talking to the animals, don’t be serious! Have fun - make a game of it! You humans work too hard, try too hard. Make it fun! You’ll be surprised at what your favorite animal companion has to tell you. And take it slow - be patient with yourself and with us. If you are new to the idea of talking we won’t give you more than you can take in. Not all animals like to talk as much as I do - I’m a natural.”
Thanks, Shiloh!

We all do better when all creatures do better.
Janet Roper, Animal Communicator www.janetroper.com