Animal Communication and Compassion for All Beings

10/18/2024

FREE matcha latte and dessert at URTH for my B-Day. Thank you Tom Cavagnero for the birthday poem. (Tom leaves poems on my phone messages. Amazing poetry!!)
I’ve been ashamed of my age for years. Few friends out here know how old I am. I’ve had my little art students ask me what happened to my face. 🤔🙀. And the director at the elementary school where I subbed last week asked if I was able to walk down stairs. Really?
I could walk up them too! And still do plow pose and all the rest. Could she? Well, LA is a tough place to grow old. But speaking of growing, I’m blossoming for the first time. Feeling so much joy seeing myself and life in a whole new way. Yesterday I was SEVENTY FOUR. No more secrets. I am who I am ( and I could walk down stairs) and just getting started. Finally loving who I am, opening my heart to myself and others, and exploring life differently than ever before.
Happy Birthday, Dexter.

08/20/2024

The Second exercise we did ON THE FIRST DAY of my animal communication workshop: A person holds an object in their hands and reads the energy of the object to receive information about the object's owner (Psychometry). But would this work via Zoom? We gave it a try. Below is an amethyst pendant with a diamond.
Looking at this photo, the participants described the following: protection, wisdom, was given to the person with great love, antique, deep connection, familiar, love, treasured, means a lot, joy, loss, break-up, heavy heart, felines, loneliness, dreamer, dreaming out the window, wild clothes, chronic disease, sorrow, sadness, beauty, loving, and the letter “W.”

I burst into tears. The pendant was mine, given to me by my father. He had a chronic disease, and I suppose I do, too (degenerative discs). I was given “Class Dreamer” in high school. I always daydreamed out the window (and got Cs in most subjects). The pendant obviously means a lot to me, and although I don’t wear jewelry anymore, I’ve kept it for years. I have a lot of felines and pretty much live a solitary life— 90% of the time alone, the other 10% talking to cashiers in the grocery stores:) Although I never considered myself “lonely,” that word triggered something in me. As did the word, loss. I’ve been doing deep healing work lately and have become aware of an energetic block at my heart center. I cry when I acknowledge the block, but I don’t know the reason why. I’m not sure what the letter W represents…although I have been looking for consistent WORK since 2022.

What an amazing, insightful read from people who have never done this work!

08/06/2024

Registration for Animal Communication Training on Zoom ends August 10! The workshop begins August 16 and ends August 24--two weekends. See what the workshop includes, watch the video, and download my free animal communication handbook: https://DianaDelmonte.com/animal-communication-course

07/21/2024

01/20/2024

HOW A HARD-CORE SKEPTIC BECAME AN ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR

I rolled my eyes when animal communicators strolled into the Bodhi Tree Bookstore in West Hollywood, where I worked part-time for ten years. Formerly a 1,400-square-foot, two-story wooden home, now famously stocked with 2,000 books on metaphysics, ancient wisdom traditions, philosophy, and world religions. I was curiously open-minded but drew a thick line for animal communication. I thought it was ridiculous.

And then, on a quiet Sunday afternoon, I heard my cat Bubby’s thoughts. I'd been writing for hours at my desk, cats crouched around me, when my pen ran out of ink. With my mind still focused on writing, I strolled toward my partner Michael’s music studio searching for another pen, and was stunned to a halt at the doorway when these words struck my mind:
“LOOK OUT!” I'M DOWN HERE."!

I looked down to find Bubby sprawled, as cats sprawl, across the doorway with no intentions of moving out of the way. Bubby stopped me from trampling him. Convinced it was a weird coincidence, I dismissed it.

Then, a few months later, an image suddenly popped into my mind while petting Bubby in the sunlight. I was wholly absorbed with nothing on my mind except stroking his warm, plump, soft fur. I then saw a quick flashed image of Bubby straining to p*e. He had a history of life-threatening urinary blockages, and I wondered if he was telling me he was having problems again. However, I dismissed the mental picture as a coincidence.

Animals don’t talk.

Two days later, Bubby had a full-blown blockage, and I rushed him to the vet for surgery. If I had listened to Bubby’s warning, I might have flushed his bladder with Sub-Q fluids and saved $1,500.

A few months later, a third incident turned a hard-rocked skeptic into considering that maybe my animals were talking to me. I had a hunch something was wrong and asked my cat, Yudi, to somehow let me know if he was in pain. Then I fell asleep and had a dream. Yudi showed me a soupy area under the skin across his back. In the morning, I asked him what was wrong. He said, “Take Baba Looie to the hospital.” I found Baba with a swollen, gushy mass from an abscess spreading across his back.

Did Yudi know what a hospital was? An animal communicator receives pictures, accompanied by feelings and emotions, or hears words. We interpret whatever we receive from an animal and translate the information into our own words. Hospital is my word, the word my mind heard or interpreted when receiving this concept from Yudi. Animals do know when they need help and reach out.

Anyone can send and receive thoughts from animals. You're already hearing your animal's thoughts but don't realize it. And you are always unconsciously sending thoughts to your animals. That's why they're already hiding under the bed when you think about taking them to the vet. Or you think about leaving work, and they're already waiting for you by the door. I can show you how to become aware of visual and auditory mental transferences (as natural as breathing and easier than you think) so you can do so intentionally. Join me in an in-person animal communication workshop in Korea Town, Los Angeles. Learn to develop your natural skills to communicate with animals mentally. Stay tuned! Dates TBA.
Animal communication is the groundwork that makes communication with all life possible.

01/20/2024

Last week, I not only met up with a friend I hadn’t seen in 57 years, but was taken to dinner at my favorite place, Urth, and gifted with two beautiful satin blank books; one a pretty shade of brown, the other black with embroidered butterflies, tied together with a shimmering gold organza ribbon. Who does that? Thank you Linda Tavano Lena for your generous offerings and a hell of a good time. Hadn’t laughed that hard in a long time.

12/03/2023

WHY ARE CATS SO WEIRD? Now they're taking turns hiding behind the salt lamp? hmmm. Yes, it's warm. That could be why. However, I will say, I've felt something off in my apartment since I moved here in March. Everything falls and breaks, for one. And I feel off too in ways I can't explain. I think there's a spirit here which needs to leave. The building was built in the 20s. Well, yesterday, Louise stood on her hind legs (she has NEVER done this before) stretched her arms straight above her head, stared above her, and was trying to grab something. There are no flies in the house. My friend Sandy Smith is doing a clearing for me and the apartment, one of these days. Meanwhile, I get to live with these two weirdos.

11/10/2023

ONE COMMON WAY PEOPLE LOSE THEIR CATS. Loose window screens.
Recently, I received another call to locate a lost animal. Same old story. The woman is moving, gives her cat to a friend for a week, and the cat slips out through the window screen. This commonly happens when the person takes her cat elsewhere: mother-in-law, boyfriend, etc.
Some of us underestimate a feline's agility, determination, and skill. One woman in China traveled with her cat for about a month but decided to have her cat stay with her mother for the last two weeks of her vacation. Mom lived in the city on the 8th or 9th floor of an apartment building smack in the middle of a congested city. After one day with the mom, the indoor Persian no longer cared to be there and jumped from the 8th floor. Apparently, she made it and might have been injured; we don't know, although I didn't pick up any injuries when scanning her body.
The environment the cat showed me that surrounded her matched the landscape in front of the apartment building: high buildings to the right, the road several yards away, wide sidewalks, and a small communal park-like setting with a fountain and trees, bushes, and flowers to the left.
Cats are master hiders and, when out on their own, will often not answer you or come out of hiding. It didn't help to have noisy traffic and constant human activity. The kitty was never found.

Explaining to the cat beforehand where she's going, why, and how long you'll be gone helps tremendously, but there are precautions you can take as well, some, at least, in your own home.

1. Replace your screening with cat-proof screens. They're made of fiberglass, black or pale gray, and a cat's claws cannot tear through them. I replaced my three screens. Thinking they'd block the light since they're thicker than regular screening, I was surprised I couldn't tell the difference.

2. Duct tape the screen frame (outside or inside) to the window frame. My window frame outside is white. I used white duct tape, and it's invisible to the eye. If you're dropping your cat off at a friend's, have your friend do this from the inside.

Don't take the risk of losing your companions, or someone

10/23/2023

Got her this morning! I relaxed and she came out of hiding. Slept with me. At 3 am I petted her for one hour Intil she was deeply blissed out, then gently grabbed her scruff. Thanks everyone for your support. It helped tremendously. THANKYOU O’Conner for calming me down and willing to drive 57 miles one way to get Louise in the carrier.
THANK YOU Eileen Pasternak for all your trapper contacts and for generously offering to pay Phylis!! You are both compassionate, empathic, loving cat people. I appreciate you and thank you from the bottom of my heart. 🙏❤️

10/16/2023

At Costco with Arty and psychic Sandy Smith. She picked me up in Korea Town late in the afternoon (my car is in the shop), from Glendale, and drove me to Mt. Washington to help the injured squirrel with broken leg. Then back to Korea Town. That is one good friend.

However, we found him dead. He must have slid back down the hillside and landed back on the sidewalk. Sandy thought he may have had internal bleeding. IDK. Maybe a dog got him. At least his suffering is over.

Yesterday without a car, I couldn’t think of one person nearby who might have a cat carrier. Except one friend but my phone service was spotty and cut out. I was right in front of a former client’s home. Why didn’t I think to knock on her door?
Looking back, I could have walked to the shop, got my cardboard carrier out of my car, and taken a Lyft back to the squirrel. Then another Lyft home.

My brain stopped working.

Probably because I was stranded out there, LYFT driver couldn’t find me, phone was dying, mechanic was closing soon, I couldn’t get through to him, and my house keys were in my car up on a lift in his garage. Yes, I think I was a little stressed. Another Lyft driver found me one hour later. Took me 3 hours to get home.

RIP squirrel.

Slow down when driving and think about the critters crossing the street. Squirrels usually run back and forth trying to decide which way to go and get hit.
ALWAYS honk when you see any animal in front of your car or about to cross, including pigeons. Don’t assume they’ll get out of the way. The horn will make them run away fast.

09/14/2023

Why and how did I become an animal communicator?

Interviewed on MysticMag
"Can you explain how you first discovered your ability to communicate telepathically with animals, and what motivated you to pursue a career in interspecies communication and energy healing?"

Diana Delmonte is a passionate advocate for the sentient beings that are animals. Her work centers around bridging the gap in communication between humans and a