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March 4, 2007 - Art Bell
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Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Communicating with Animals - Amelia Kinkade
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From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I bid you all good evening, good morning, good afternoon, wherever you may be in the world's time zones, prolific, and covered each and every one by this program, Coast to Coast AM.
I'm Arbel, here to continue to escort you through the magical weekend.
It is my honor and privilege to do so.
Let us take a very fast look at the world news.
Never all that pleasant.
U.S.
Iraqi forces enter Shiite center.
U.S.
Iraqi troops poured into Baghdad's main Shiite militia stronghold Sunday.
You might expect trouble.
They found it.
No resistance, uh, at first.
In the one-time Sadr City combat zones, but testing the Shiites' commitment to U.S.-prompted campaign to drive militants from the capital outside Baghdad, U.S.
soldiers described a raid last week that uncovered a suspected Sunni torture site and the rescue of two Iraqi captives who apparently had been spared immediate execution because militants' video camera broke and they had wanted to film the killing.
More than a thousand people gathered Sunday to commemorate the 1965 Bloody Sunday Voting Rights March and remarked on how the original protest paved the way for modern-day candidates to break political barriers.
Not good news from Afghanistan.
An explosives-rigged minivan crashed into a convoy of Marines that U.S.
officials said also came under fire from militant gunmen Sunday.
Turns out as many as 10 killed, 34 wounded as a convoy made a frenzied escape, and injured Afghans said the Americans fired on civilian cars and pedestrians as they sped away.
U.S.
officials Said that militant gunfire may have killed or injured civilians, but Afghanistan's Interior Ministry and wounded Afghans said most of the bullets were American.
Two teens arrested after police found a video of them showing children how to smoke marijuana.
Good Lord!
In Fort Worth, found the video February 22nd while investigating Demetrius McCoy, 17, and another in connection with some burglaries.
The white supremacist gang Public Enemy Number One, there's a name, began two decades ago as a group of teenage punk rock fans from upper middle class bedroom communities in Southern California.
Now, the violent gang that deals in drugs, guns, and identity theft is gaining clout across the West, forging an alliance with a notorious Aryan brotherhood.
Great.
Wanting neither coat nor shoes, a fugitive suspected of killing and dismembering his wife was found hiding under a fallen tree Sunday in a snowbound state park after a bitterly cold night on the run.
Authorities said they tracked down Steven Grant about 225 miles north of the suburban Detroit community where body parts believed to be those of his wife were discovered.
He was in stable condition.
...and was being treated for frostbite and hypothermia under police guard at a hospital.
Just an hour's drive outside the traffic-choked metropolis in Brazil, where President Bush kicks off a Latin American tour Thursday, sugar cane fields stretch for hundreds of miles, providing the ethanol that fuels eight out of every ten new Brazilian cars.
In only a few years, Brazil Not exactly a true first world country has turned itself into the planet's undisputed renewable energy leader.
And the highlight of President Bush's visit is expected to be a new ethanol alliance that he's going to forge with Brazilian leader, De Salva.
Now I... If Brazil can do that, why in the world can't we?
We can grow that stuff, if we want to.
In a moment we'll look at some of the rest of the news as Paul would say.
A couple of items.
The webcam photo tonight is me snapped out in the last hour of last night's program.
So that's me sitting at the operating position here during the program.
Listen, I want to remind everybody next week I will not be here.
I have no idea what will.
Some semblance of something, you can be sure of that.
I'm going to be in the Los Angeles area accepting an award, which is actually a great honor.
It really is.
It's a Lifetime Achievement Award being given by Radio and Records, our industry publication.
And just about everybody I know in the world is going to be there, industry-wise.
And I guess it's pretty exciting.
So that's what I'll be doing next weekend.
Stay tuned for what will be on.
I got this email from Tupac, Arizona, across from Needles.
And Cheryl says, uh, look, we've had more wind this year than I've seen in the last ten years combined.
It just moans and whistles.
Where we used to get wind for about three days, then nothing for a while.
The winds here have been daily, I'd say.
Seven days, four of them are wind advisory days.
Just thought I'd add that to the global troublesome list, and boy is she right.
Same deal here.
It has been so, so windy.
So I came back from Southeast Asia, where I was dodging typhoons, and here we get wind, wind, wind.
Simultaneous warming on Earth and Mars suggests that our planet's recent climate changes have a natural, not a human, induced cause, according to one scientist's controversial theory.
Earth is currently experiencing rapid warming.
Which the vast majority of climate scientists say is due to humans pumping huge amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, not this scientist.
Because Mars, too, appears to be enjoying more mild and balmy temperatures.
Now that's all relative, of course, and still cold.
In 2005, data from NASA's Mars Global Surveyor and Odyssey missions reveal that the carbon dioxide ice caps near the Mars South Pole have been diminishing now for three summers in a row.
The head of the St.
Petersburg Astronomical Observatory in Russia says the Mars data is evidence the current global warming on Earth is being caused by changes in the Sun.
Now, the Russian scientist's work has not been received well by other climate scientists who still think that, you know, we're the major cause.
Personally, I would like to reiterate, you know, it doesn't matter to me.
To me it matters that it is happening.
And it may well be happening to, as Richard C. Hoagland has suggested, other planets, and now it's being confirmed by others.
Whether it's that, a natural cyclical change being produced by our sun and affecting all the planets, we're one of those.
Number three, right?
Or it's humans, or both.
I don't think it matters.
We need to begin to make changes for how we grow crops, or we're going to get hungry.
From an unprecedented locust swarm in southern Mexico to fearsome hailstorms in Australia, to one of the deadliest winters in the U.S.
and European histories, world weather continues in a state of extreme violence.
This from Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country.
The most recent outbreak of tornadoes in the southeastern U.S.
generated an unusual major severe weather outbreak from the U.S.
Storm Prediction Center.
The storms moved across the ground at an extraordinary speed of 50 miles an hour, leaving widespread destruction, at least 20 dead.
The third major tornadic outbreak in the U.S.
this winter, the previous two outbreaks, December 25th, February 2nd, both in Florida.
The February 2nd event also killed 20.
Normally, tornadoes become more intense as spring progresses, and changing climatic conditions do suggest that extreme storms will be possible anywhere in the U.S.
from Colorado to Maine this year.
In Australia, which has been experiencing a prolonged and extremely dangerous drought, summer thunderstorms of extraordinary intensity struck in February, leaving as much as three feet, that's three feet of hail, on the ground in Canberra.
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology could not offer records of a more intense hailstorm in the area in all history.
And while February thunderstorms are common in the area, more have been recorded this year than during any previous February on record.
This was referenced last night a former Canadian Defence Minister, ...is demanding governments worldwide disclose and use secret alien technologies obtained in alleged UFO crashes to stem climate change.
Now, remember, this is not just anybody.
It's a former Canadian defense minister.
He said, quote, I'd like to see what alien technology there might be that could eliminate the burning of fossil fuels within a generation.
That could be a way to save our planet.
Said Paul Hellyer, 83.
Alien spacecrafts would have traveled vast distances to reach Earth, and so they must be equipped with advanced propulsion systems or use exceptional fuels.
He told the newspaper such alien technologies could offer humanity alternatives to fossil fuels.
He said all this pointing to the enigmatic 1947 incident in Roswell, New Mexico.
And, of course, in Iran, a country that has been in the news lately, they're having quite a wave of incredible sightings of radiant plasma-like UFOs.
This type of UFO was photographed in Ecuador around 20 years ago.
UFOs are often seen near nuclear installations, which is why they... well, they're sometimes assumed to be sightings of military craft.
The famous Roswell UFO crash in 1947 occurred, of course, near a military base that contained nuclear warheads.
In the Israel News, there are witnesses who describe the UFO being as big as a ball with a yellow ray and a bright reddish color in the center.
They also said the object was flying at a very low altitude and emitted yellow rays.
The Iranian news agency, FNA, also reported a UFO crash last week.
FNA reports the crash was followed by an explosion and a thick spiral of smoke.
Now, that was mentioned by Whitley yesterday.
We don't get any more than that.
It just shuts down.
Now, if it had been American, you know, something... Well, then, obviously, they'd be jumping up and down.
We'd see it on every newscast, as Whit pointed out last night.
We certainly would.
We're going to go to open lines, unscreened open lines, in a moment.
So here are the relevant numbers.
West of the Rockies, 800-618-8255.
East of the Rockies, 1-800-825-5033.
First time callers, we love you.
to you.
Good possibility of getting in.
Area code 818-501-4109.
And if you're outside the country, get hold of your operator and tell her you want to call toll-free 800-893-0903.
toll-free 800-893-0903.
British physicist Stephen Hawking, who authored the best-selling book,
A Brief History of Time, will soon experience a brief history with weightlessness.
Hawking, who of course uses a wheelchair and is almost completely paralyzed by Lou Gehrig's disease, plans to go on a weightless flight on April 26th.
The flight, operated by Zero Gravity Corporation at Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based tourism and entertainment company, will take off and return to a landing strip at the Kennedy Space Center.
As someone who has studied gravity, black holes, all my life, I'm very excited to experience first-hand weightlessness in a zero-gravity environment.
I was recently contacted by a very good friend of mine who asked if I'd be interested in giving that a try.
I think I am.
This is a pretty interesting story.
You know that I love stories about holes in the ground.
A drill will be used to extract samples of the exposed mantle.
Scientists are to sail to the mid-Atlantic and examine a massive open wound, that's what they're calling it, open wound on the Earth's surface.
Dr. Chris McLeod from Carniff University said the Earth's crust appeared to be completely missing.
This is an area thousands of kilometers across.
The hole in the crust is midway between the Cape Verde Islands and the Caribbean on the mid-Atlantic range.
The team will survey the area up to five kilometers, three miles, under the surface from ocean research vessel RRS James Cook.
The ship is on its inaugural voyage after being named in February.
The doctor said the hole in the Earth's crust was not unique, but was recognized as one of the most significant.
He said it was an open wound on the surface of the Earth, where the oceanic crust, usually six to seven kilometers thick, was empty.
Simply not there!
The crust does not seem to be repairing itself.
Usually the plates are pulled apart, and to fill the gap, the mantle underneath has to rise up.
As it comes up, it begins to melt.
That forms the magnum.
But that's the normal process.
Here it's gone awry.
For some reason, the crust simply doesn't seem to be repairing itself.
Doctors said the research could lead to a new way of understanding the process of plate tectonics.
The scientists will test theories he developed after visiting the area in 2001, including the possibility the missing crust was caused by a, in quotes, detachment fracture.
Effectively, it's a huge rupture.
One side is being pulled away from the other.
It's created a rupture so big, it's actually pulled the entire crust away.
Now that is weird.
Researchers documented 22 cases of chimpanzees fashioning tools to jab at small primates sheltering in cavities of hollow branches or tree trunks.
The report's authors, Jill Pruitts and Paco Bertolini, said the finding could have implications for human evolution.
Chimps had not been previously observed hunting other animals with tools.
Now, I wonder if this is an example of how it all happened.
Remember 2001, where they finally picked up a club?
You remember that?
Is that what's going on here?
Are chimpanzees going through a cycle of evolution, creation?
Really fascinating stuff.
All right, let's do as promised and go to, let's see, West of the Rockies.
You're on the air.
Yes.
Yes, hello.
You're on the air, sir.
Well, it's about time.
I'm, uh, me.
I'm your old, uh, from K-Don.
Met you in the hall outside, put my hand out, you put your lunch down, your bar down, your square, you thought I was gonna Clean your clock, and you finally realized I just wanted to shake your hands, and you took me inside, showed me around, and then I left.
That was about 1990, somewhere along there.
A long time ago, yes.
Well, welcome back.
Well, you probably won't remember.
You've gone through too many people, but I was one of the three-minute alumni, and... No, no, no, no.
I do remember.
I remember you.
I remember you specifically, and you're right.
I thought you were gonna hit me.
Let me tell you something else.
You once said this.
Talking to me is like opening a book at random.
Now, it's impossible in 10, 15 years that you could remember this stupid old man, because I am so old, Mr. Bell.
No, I do remember.
You're wrong.
I remember you.
I remember putting down my lunch, and I think I was carrying a thermos, and I put that down too.
Yeah, you thought I was going to put my head, I was going to trip you on or something.
Yeah, no, I remember.
Well, bless your cotton-picking heart.
You've been around a time or two since then.
You know how old I am?
I'm afraid to ask, but, uh, let's ask.
How old?
Should I tell him?
Oh, my, come on.
I have to laugh.
Well, I'm one-third into the next, uh, 365 days.
The 20th of October next, I will be, uh... How old?
Four months ago, four months ago, ten days, and fourth of March, uh, the 14th.
Alright, you're gonna have to give it to me.
We don't have a lot of time.
So, how old?
Ninety-five.
Ninety, I'm ninety-four.
Ninety-four, and you're going to be ninety-five.
Well, alright.
Uh, congratulations, and, uh, a happy birthday, too.
Yes, I do recall.
Apparently, uh, my memory is quite good.
That's a very, very long time ago.
And that man is right.
He somehow or another got through a door that is normally closed and went to, he raised his hand in a way that just didn't look friendly.
And nevertheless, I put everything down, shook hands with him and gave him a tour of the radio station at that time, KTWN in Las Vegas.
My alma mater for about a decade.
Boy, I was there a long, long time.
And that's actually, KTWN is where the change that produced present-day Coast to Coast took place.
That would be worth writing about.
When I decided that we had talked about politics one time too many.
365 days, minus an occasional Sunday, we talked about politics.
And it just got to the point where I couldn't handle it anymore.
I just couldn't handle it anymore.
And so, I thought, what's gonna happen if we just throw everything out the window and start talking about, you know, the paranormal?
I've always been fascinated by the paranormal, and I thought, what the hell?
Let's just throw it all out the window and start talking about the paranormal.
And I did, and oh boy, did they scream bloody murder!
And I mean bloody murder until the ratings came in.
And they scratched their head real hard, went away for a while, were quiet, came back and said, good boy, I'm Art Bell.
Here I am, top of the hour, Amelia Kincaid is going to be here.
She's an animal communicator and I've tried my luck with a lot of animal communicators over the years and I've never been really satisfied.
I'm a really big cat person, as you know.
Ramona and I had cats for all the years we were married.
And I still have two of those cats, along with our Filipino adoptee.
Oh man, what a handful she is!
She's really something.
Loves me to death.
And Aaron absolutely loves him as well.
So I've had Decades now of close-in living with cats, and I'm convinced of many things as far as cats are concerned, and I guess it goes across board to all animals.
I'm convinced they have souls.
I'm convinced they have the emotions that we do every single last one of them.
Jealousy, envy, joy, sadness, depression, all of it.
That's cats, and so I think it's gonna be an interesting night.
Amelia Kincaid is one of the top 100 psychics in America, and has been so named, and really claims that she can talk to animals.
Now, I've got my own feelings about that.
I think it is indeed possible to speak with animals, certainly to communicate with them.
I do it on a kind of a regular basis, probably not to the degree that she does, so it's going to be a very interesting night.
How many of the rest of you think that animals have souls, that animals are every bit as sentient as we are, as conscious as we are?
We'll be right back.
Well, alright, remember, when I answer the phone, turn your radio off right away, or you'll sound confused on the air.
And I know you don't want that, because you're going to be X number of seconds behind real time.
It's a sort of time travel, so that if something is said that's, well, not arable, we push a little button and you disappear.
And speaking of that, the more interesting you are, the more time you're going to get on the air.
So try and make it a good call.
You're on the wildcard line.
You're on the air.
Good morning.
It's good static.
Hello?
Hello.
Yes, this is Harry calling from South Texas.
Hey, Harry.
Hey, I wanted to report a really large fireball or bolide that came down Thursday, March 2nd.
My wife and I were sitting in the backyard, and it was about 1030 at night.
In fact, we were listening to your show about red elk.
I had recorded it, and I'm sorry it wasn't your show.
It was another show about red elk, but anyway.
We're sitting out there listening to it, and we both saw it come down.
It started out as a reddish color and came down for about two or three seconds.
Strong yellow tail, and then it exploded into a very large green fireball, but it was perfectly round.
The green fireball was about, I'd say, a little bit larger than the size of the moon, so that would be about, I guess, about 40 arc seconds.
I'm sorry, 40 arc minutes.
Very large.
Well, Harry, as I said yesterday, yeah, as I said yesterday, Harry, you can't really call a UFO a flying saucer, you know, unless you actually see a saucer hovering around the ground.
On the other hand, you can't call a meteorite a meteorite unless you find a smoking rock somewhere on the ground.
That's true.
I've seen something like that one time before.
If I could, could I relate to you what I saw in 1978 and see if you Had ever heard of this before?
Try me.
In 78, I was leaving my apartment and I heard a whooshing sound in the air.
I was walking into oak trees when I got to the clearing in the parking lot.
I looked up and directly above me was a large ring, at the time I called it a ring of fire, but it really wasn't like fire because the outer edges were perfectly smooth and it was like a neon blue, dark blue glowing.
Now we use the term plasma a lot, so now I'd say it That's the best description.
But what was really odd, it was directly over me.
And at first I wanted to go get somebody to witness it with me, but I was overwhelmed with this feeling, hey, I'm going to stay here and witness this.
And frankly, I got this feeling if I'm going to go someplace, I'm ready to go.
Anyway, I stood there for a while.
It hovered over me.
You could see the stars inside the ring of plasma.
There was nothing there.
You can't really judge height, but I'd say probably about 800 feet in the air and probably about the size of an aircraft carrier.
Okay, let me stop you there, Harry, and let me ask you a question.
Yes.
Let's assume for a second that had indeed been a spacecraft and you were offered a ride on it.
But there was one aspect of the ride that... And here it is.
You can come with us.
You're going to be going to a different planetary system.
You're going to have a whole new life, but you're not coming back.
Still want to go?
You know, at the time, I really felt like I would.
That's what was holding me there.
And it's really strange because it hovered over me.
And then it took off towards a power plant a couple of miles away, came directly back to me, hovered again off to the side, and then went off towards the airport and disappeared up into the sky.
But I went upstairs to tell my wife about it, and when I opened the door of the apartment, she's hollering my name in a fearful tone.
And I go into the bedroom and I say, Honey, what's the matter?
She says, I had this terrible feeling that I was being watched.
Just terrible feeling.
And I told her what had happened, so we've never really figured out what that was all about.
I know I saw it, and it cannot be explained.
Like I said, it was a large ring, hollow in the center.
You can see through it.
It was a neon blue.
Got it.
It pulsated around the edges like a wave.
And so that's my story.
I witnessed it in 78.
I don't know what it was.
I don't know.
All I can say, as we say to everybody else, is welcome to the club.
You know, who knows what you saw?
Who knows what it was?
All I know is that these things are appearing to millions and millions and millions of people around the world.
Millions of Americans.
We could sit here taking, guess what I saw, art calls for, you know, as long as I could sit on the air and take calls.
And so there's nobody that's going to tell me that there's not something going on.
I don't know what it is.
I don't know who knows about it, what their intent is, or any of the rest of it.
I just know it really is going on.
And that's what propels interest in this topic and keeps it going.
It's really amazing.
West of the Rockies, you are on the air.
Hello.
Art Bell.
Yes, sir.
This is Tom in Western Colorado, sir.
Have any idea what an honor it is for me to be speaking to you tonight?
Glad to have you on the air, Tom.
What's up?
I just wanted, for years, I've wanted to relate a story to you.
In 1994, I had a dream, I guess, when I woke up the next morning, we'll put it this way, that it felt like it had been a dream.
Um, at the time, I wasn't... I wasn't sure, at the time, whether I was dreaming or not.
Okay, what was it?
Well, around midnight, I woke up, um, to my father standing outside my door.
I was in high school.
And, uh, he asked me if I was ready, and I was getting dressed.
I said, yeah.
And, uh, we went outside, climbed into a vehicle, And began driving into a desert north of town.
Along the way, it was about a four mile journey to get to the desert.
Along the way, there were many vehicles all traveling in the same direction.
We got out into the desert, parked the truck, and I was more concerned looking around to see if I'd recognize anybody.
Because this is a town that I grew up in.
I've been here for a long time.
I didn't recognize anybody.
Everybody was kind of making their way over to a staircase that led up into the belly of a massive ship.
In the desert north of town here, there's many pretty deep bowls and canyons.
It's all bentonite.
Where are you actually?
I'm in Grand Junction.
Grand Junction, okay.
So everybody's walking into the ship.
Did you follow?
Walking up to a ladder, and as we progress up the stairway, there's a woman with red hair, kind of tied up into a bun, wearing a white lab coat, holding a clipboard that looked like a piece of glass to me.
And as I got closer to it, she's working on this clipboard with a pen of some sort, and I glanced over the top of it, And from her side, it was a very intricate kind of like teleprompter technology screen.
She looked at me, noticed what I was doing, flipped the pen that was in her hand around, touched my neck with it.
And the next thing that I remember, I'm standing in a room, my father who had been behind me, Was now standing in front of me handing me a shirt and a pair of pants.
Did your father have any recollection of this at all?
Did you tell him about it?
None whatsoever.
None whatsoever?
None whatsoever.
Well, I didn't mention anything to him for probably a year after the fact.
Oh, he'd probably remember that.
Maybe.
If he had a similar dream, I think he'd remember that.
Now, was that a dream?
Or did something really happen to that man that he simply recalled as a dream?
It's just really hard to say.
And that's where we have trouble in this whole field of ufology, in separating what might have been a dream, just a very unusual dream, from something that could have been absolute reality.
There's just no way to do it, but just about everybody on the face of the globe has got a story like that.
Something similar.
Something that is just inexplicable.
Now, where did a dream like that come from?
Normally you would dream of, oh, things you can relate to.
Things that happen to you in your life, or you want to happen in your life.
I guess it could come under that category.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air.
Good morning.
How you doing, Mr. Bell?
Pretty well.
Where are you?
We're in San Diego right now.
I just got two quick questions for you, and I'll let them out of the air.
The first one, what, if anything, do you believe is on the dark side of the moon?
And the second, if you could please give us, the long-time listeners, maybe some hints to the secrets yourself and Father Malachi talked about?
Alright, strike out on both.
I don't have a clue about the other side of the moon, not a clue, any more than you do, sorry.
And yes, I do know some things that Father Malachi and I became very close, both on the air and off, as you can tell, as is reflected by the, I think they're selling a couple of, or giving away a couple of CDs along with subscriptions to the newsletter, something like that right now.
But if you listen to those, You realize how close Father Martin and I were, and we had some off-air conversations.
I've mentioned this before, and he solicited my vow of silence and told me some things that I simply cannot repeat.
That's all there is to it.
You take a vow of that sort and you've got to, you know, if you're any kind of person, you've got to maintain that vow, and I intend to do so.
I'm sorry, I would love I'd really love to be able to tell you, although I don't know that you'd really want to hear it, but I can't.
So, it's just that simple.
I'm sorry.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air.
Hi.
Hi.
My name is John.
I'm from South Carolina.
Yes, John.
I had a recent sighting last week.
I picked my daughter and two of her friends up from school about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
We were not too far from shore, four spaces south of South Carolina.
And, uh, one of the girls was in the back seat.
She kind of had her head leaning over against the window.
And she said, uh, there's holes in the cloud.
I'm sorry, there's holes in what?
There's holes in the cloud.
And I leaned up and looked out of the windshield, and there were three perfectly round holes in the cloud.
They looked like they'd be about, uh, Probably about 20 yards across.
I mean, they were perfectly cylindrical cloud holes.
I mean, this was a real, real thick cloud, and they weren't jagged-edged holes or anything.
It looked like something just flew right up through them.
And there were three of them.
Maybe that's exactly what occurred, of course, in Chicago, above O'Hare.
That essentially is what occurred.
That craft, when it took off, punched a perfect hole through the clouds.
So I'm not sure you could say, I mean, there are weird weather conditions that occur.
And I'm not sure you can say that an unusual shape in a cloud is because a craft went through it.
Had you seen something punch a hole through the clouds, we'd be at a different level of story.
But nevertheless, interesting.
But not conclusive.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Art, I've been waiting to call you for a long time.
Finally got through.
I've heard someone say before that they were on this planet or in this craft that was green and had like a green atmosphere and a green plasticized kind of thing.
Years ago when Sputnik was up in the air, my father and I We lived out by an airport.
We used to go out at night and watch Sputnik go over.
What was that?
What, like 54?
Somewhere in there a long time ago.
55, yeah.
We remember seeing these little darting... Back then it was impossible for anything to go that fast.
I was only about 6, 7, 8 years old.
And these things would go close to it.
Then he darted away real fast in a different direction.
Even my dad said nothing we had could go that fast then.
That's right.
It wasn't Sputnik.
Sputnik would have taken a very, to the eye, slow and steady, straight course across the sky.
Cutting across the sky at whatever angle it was cutting across.
So whatever you were seeing while looking for Sputnik, Obviously, it was not ours.
We, uh, to this very day, don't have things that can turn at right angles, or any angles at all, abruptly.
If there were human occupants of such craft at those speeds, you'd be jelly.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hi there, Art.
How you doing?
Very well, thank you.
Um, oh, by the way, I love that little hint you gave us into the birth of Costa when that older gentleman called.
Oh yes.
That was charming.
I've always wondered where coast-to-coast came from.
Some night you're going to have to give us the whole story.
Yeah, actually I underdid the consternation that was there when I flipped it and stopped talking about politics and began talking about the paranormal.
You cannot imagine the consternation.
They thought I had lost my mind.
Well, they were wrong and you were right.
I'd like to say about animals and humans and our nature.
Yes.
I don't believe we have souls.
I believe we are souls.
We have bodies.
It's not semantics.
It changes the way you think of us.
My dogs here on my bed, they are souls.
They have bodies and their bodies will, I'm sad to say, wear out someday.
But they're not, their souls aren't going to wear out.
They'll be with me forever, just as your cats are with you.
Yes.
And by the way, all my animals that Give a shout out to your animals.
Hey, there's the animal communication for the night.
All right.
Thank you very, very much.
Yes.
I guess you could put it that way.
We're souls encased in a very temporary body.
I'm almost hesitant to... I've never really heard, for example, the voice of one of my cats.
Not the voice.
But I can look at them, and we both have an understanding.
When I'm alone with one of my cats, I can look into its little eyes, and absolutely there's an understanding that passes between us.
And this is with all three of my current cats.
That would be Yeti, Abydos, and Adali, our little adoptee from the Philippines.
So, I expect that the next several hours that we spend with Amelia Kincaid are going to be very enlightening.
I really feel very strongly about this and it's something that I've thought deeply about for years and years and years.
Our cats are all inside cats and so our contact with them is constant.
It's close.
And I have come over the years to certain conclusions about animals.
Dogs, cats, and other animals as well.
It's just that, you know, the cats have been close to me.
So when we get back, one of the most renowned animal communicators on the planet, one of the top 100 psychics in the US, Amelia Kincaid.
I'm Art Bell.
Here I am.
Amelia Kincaid.
What a pleasure it is to have her on the air as the author of Straight from the Horse's Mouth, How to Talk to Animals and Get Answers, and the Language of Miracles.
A celebrated psychic teaches you to talk to animals.
She's an international speaker and was featured in the top 100 psychics in America.
Her unique abilities have been the focus of countless magazine and newspaper articles worldwide, and she's appeared on several national television programs.
Amelia's true passion is assisting animal rescue organizations in Africa who create safe havens for elephants, Cheetah and White Lions.
In 2002, she was honored to accept invitations to Buckingham Palace to work with a household cavalry of Queen Elizabeth II and to whisper with the hunting horses of Prince Charles.
In a moment, we're going to talk to a lady who talks to animals.
I'm Art Bell.
Amelia Kincaid, welcome to Coast to Coast AM.
Thank you so much, Art Bell.
Honestly, it's a pleasure to have you here.
I've just been dying to do this, and I don't know where to begin.
Yes, I do.
I'd kind of like to know, if you wouldn't mind, how the very beginning of this manifested.
I had a funny feline you were going to ask me that.
I just want to thank you on behalf of your cats for having me on the air tonight.
We're the ones that really instrumented this.
Oh, I couldn't agree more.
I think so too.
I've got so much to say about them, but I'll hold that.
I want to know how it began for you.
The very first inkling that came to you that you had an ability that perhaps others have not yet developed.
Well, the beauty of what I teach is that I absolutely know beyond a shadow of a doubt this is a learned skill.
It's not a gift.
It's a learned skill.
It has to do with developing neural nets in the brain, as does any sort of talent where you might have had some God-given talent to begin with, but it's no different from learning to play the piano or learning to play the violin, learning to ski, learning to play football.
I mean, all of those things have to do with neurophysiology and the way brain chemistry operates.
But I'm going to back up now and tell you, in the very beginning, the way this started for me was that I had a very cantankerous cat.
I had a very noisy kitty that I had gotten from the pound in North Hollywood, and I snuck him into an apartment building where I wasn't supposed to have a cat.
And every time I left the apartment, this cat would go off like a fire alarm.
And this is the opening chapter of my first book.
His name was Rodney, and he was an orange tabby cat, what I like to call the Honda Civic of cats, that is a very common model.
It's the orange, needle-nosed redhead, loud-mouthed needle-nosed redhead.
And he got me kicked out of one apartment building and was about to get me kicked out of another apartment building.
And there was a woman coming to town to work with my vet, and this lady had the very mysterious reputation of being able to talk to animals.
And I took this cat to see this woman, and at that point, I was a complete and total skeptic.
I'd never heard or seen a person who could telepath with a cat.
How old were you at this point?
I was about 23.
Okay.
She so completely blew my mind.
This was Beatrice Lidecker, by the way.
I didn't call her by name in my book, and I will, in case she's listening.
Beatrice Lidecker was one of Johnny Carson's favorite guests, and she actually made Ed McMahon cry when she spoke to his cats.
And that was a couple of decades ago, so that was even more controversial than this is now.
And she was one of the first people out there, really, in front of the firing squad saying, of course these animals can think and feel.
Of course we can learn how to listen to them.
And what Beatrice did in that moment, the first thing she... I put the cat down on this metal table, you know, at a vet's office, where a cat would normally, you know, jump down and hide and be terrified.
Rodney looks up at this woman with a look on his face that I'll never forget, like, As if to say, what?
What?
What are you doing?
And she's staring at the cat.
You know, this doesn't make great television.
It's not like your eyes roll back in your head or your arms spin like windmills.
It doesn't look like anything.
You're quietly learning how to pick up the pictures inside their minds, feel their feelings, feel their emotion, do a body scan.
Feel what sort of sensations they have in their body.
It's a very reflective, quiet, meditative process.
So she said to me, I'm asking him his favorite food, and he says, chicken.
And I thought, great, you know, I'm getting hoodwinked here.
What kind of an idiot doesn't know that a cat likes to eat chicken?
And then she says, it needs to be white breast chunks In a light sauce.
Okay, that sounds like him.
And then she said, I'm asking him his favorite place to sit.
And he tells me that he likes to sit on the back of a peach colored armchair in your den that that has a big bay window overlooking it.
And across the street, through that bay window, what he can see is a wooden fence and behind that wooden fence is a little white terrier.
And he goes over there and makes that dog bark.
At this point, my jaw hit the linoleum.
I mean, I could have fainted.
I had a peach-colored couch in the den, and across the street was a little white terrier.
And I didn't know that he went over there and made that dog bark.
Yeah, that would get your attention, all right.
Well, she went on to describe what my friends had said to him the day before.
That one of them had said, oh look at those three little stripes on his head, isn't he handsome?
Really?
And described the neighbors, that the next door neighbor had two little girls that were letting him in to be fed and that's why he hadn't been hungry lately.
Which is something I now encounter all the time.
That's pretty convincing.
Yeah, because my greatest honor is to have doctors and vets come to my workshops and There are so many variables to rule out when you have an animal that's not eating.
Everything from a bad tooth, to grieving the loss of a mate, to stomach cancer, to the next door neighbor has a little girl that's letting him in to be fed.
Whatever she's giving him is something better than what you're giving him.
So, what was Rodney's problem?
I mean, what caused Rodney to... I mean, that must have been the center.
Once you became convinced that this lady was the real McCoy, then you'd want to know, okay, what's Rodney upset about that's getting me booted out of the apartments?
It was separation anxiety.
She told me that he had come from a warehouse in a very grubby part of Los Angeles, where he had to scream in order to be fed.
And that the workmen would only throw food down to the cats if they could hear them.
And her diagnosis was the last thing on earth I wanted to hear.
She said, you need to get another cat.
And I went, oh, no, no.
I already have one too many cats.
That's the problem to begin with.
She said, oh, no, no.
If you get him a wife, it's going to solve all his problems.
But this is another thing that is so true so often.
If you get a female dog, if you have one dog that's misbehaving and you go out and you get him a female dog, the female dog will herd the bad dog around and say, you know they don't want you to pee on that.
You know that humans don't like you to bark like that and wake them up.
You're not supposed to do that, but she'll nag him.
But I went out and found a beautiful little black and white coquette named Betty.
Rodney fell madly in love with this cat.
And never meowed again at the top of his lungs.
All of his emotional problems were gone.
Wow.
Alright, so at this point, you're a believer.
I mean... At this point, yeah.
She had sold me, but I didn't think I could do it.
Right.
So, what did you do?
Get hold of her and say, teach me?
Well, she was teaching a little tiny workshop that was kind of the seed of what I now teach.
And I went into that workshop thinking I would be the last person in the world who could do it.
And when we actually got into the meditation, I mean, it's a form of concentrated prayer.
And I can explain that far, far better.
And we actually have the luxury of time.
We do.
Beautiful.
But when we made the connection to the dog, because I want to answer your initial question, I started taking pages and pages of notes.
And I started crying and I couldn't stop.
So she had asked us, has this dog ever had puppies?
Well, there's so many things that I want to tell you and there's so many things to talk about, but basically what I did is I merged consciousness with the dog so that I'm in her body looking out her eyes.
Now we have far more sophisticated ways to describe that, but In that moment, I found myself in the dog's history.
One way to look at it could be memory banks, but I don't think that's really a sufficient explanation.
What we're talking about is holographic information, that every living being on the planet is having a holographic experience of life on Earth.
They're thinking in pictures, they're feeling feelings, and they have sensation in their So, I went into the dog's experience, asked the question about the puppies.
I found myself skimming two feet off the ground because I was in her body.
And she was in front of a trailer home with an enormous pine tree in front.
And I ran over and sniffed a pine cone.
And the pine cone smelled better than anything I've ever smelled in my life.
And I worked with a dog trainer on the BBC once who said, and this has been confirmed many times since I first heard it, if you unrolled a dog's nasal passages, they'd be the size of a football field.
And if you unraveled a human's nasal passages, they'd be the size of a postage stamp.
So you were actually able to feel the heightened, tremendously heightened sense of smell that we all know a dog has.
Right.
And then, as her, Through her eyes, I ran over to a chain link fence and behind the chain link fence was a black lab mix type dog.
And I felt this incredible love for him.
And then I felt a gush of sadness.
And I heard the words, mother took me away in the divorce.
And then I went forward in time and asked about the puppies.
And in her body, I looked down.
And saw an incision on my abdomen and felt excruciating pain.
You know, most vets send these animals home without painkillers.
Yeah.
And a hysterectomy hurts.
So I felt her pain and I heard the words, if I had ever wanted to have puppies, it would have been with him.
But mother had to move us in the divorce.
And she said, now that I can't have babies, I take care of all the neighborhood cats.
The implication of that is, though, that that dog understood divorce.
Absolutely.
They certainly would understand a parting, but did they actually, would you actually say that they understood the concept of divorce?
Oh, sure!
How could they not?
Well, I can understand they would Certainly be aware of the parting, the fact that it occurred, but to understand the actual concept of divorce is another jump.
Alright, well let's say that here is this animal who's witnessing the fights, the tears, the pain that were going on in the relationship in the household before the divorce.
They're feeling the feelings of the people.
So they're already picking up all that energetically.
They know exactly what the people are thinking and feeling.
If we take away the idea of outer edges of things, and we start looking at what could be called implicate order instead of explicate order.
Explicate order is looking at something and seeing the outer edge, the form.
Implicit order is seeing inside the energetic field and feeling inside the energetic field.
Then, if all living beings are thinking in pictures, when your cat looks at you, your head might as well be a television set.
They can see the thoughts, they can feel your feelings.
All right, then they have a better defined sense of psychic ability naturally than we do.
Oh, absolutely.
Absolutely.
I mean, the human animal is the only one that's taken themselves out of the chain, out of the harmony of nature, so that we're not aware.
I think that what I teach people to do is to reconnect with that awareness.
Intrinsically, we all have it.
I think that it's more likely that we shut it out.
It's so painful that we shut it out.
So you actually can put yourself inside, for example, a dog and feel yourself rolling along a couple of feet off the ground, smelling a pine cone or whatever else a dog might smell.
So you actually know how a dog feels and what it senses.
And what we call Gestalt, the body scan, is being able to go into the body and slowly feeling your way through every organ, every muscle, So that you can discover what's going on, physically, inside this animal.
There's no other way to find out whether it's a psychological problem or a health problem.
Well, right.
How's your batting average?
Oh, that's a very funny and tricky question.
A thousand, I'd have to say.
In other words, I take it you do consults for people.
You get together with the people and their animals, right?
I teach now.
You teach?
So this year I'm teaching in 12 countries and I lecture in about 32 cities in about 12 countries every year.
So what I do is I bring together huge groups of people into a seminar and I teach them how to do it.
Well, all right, let's circle back a little bit.
You said that it's something everybody can learn.
Now, I talk to psychics and remote viewers and people of all kinds of disciplines, and inevitably they all say kind of the same thing.
But then, they all also admit that there are people who are natural in these areas, and there are some others that are kind of thick as a brick.
And while everybody might be able to learn it to some degree, there are naturals, Amelia.
You're obviously one of those.
And so, you kind of say, well, everybody can do it.
I'm not sure everybody can do it equally well.
Okay, I will definitely agree with you.
Okay.
Not everyone can do it equally well, but that's exactly the same as if we went and picked up a book of piano music, and this is a book of Mozart sonatas.
If you can't read music, and you open that book, it's a bunch of little black dots.
But if you can read music, and you open that first page, you hear...
Because it makes sense to you.
Sure.
And the more you practice, and the more disciplined you are, and the more determined you are, it has everything to do with practice and patience with yourself.
But you can get to the point where you can actually enter that animal, see what it sees, hear what it hears, and know what it thinks?
Absolutely.
Wow.
Um, all my life I've wanted to know, uh, well I've spent my time with cats, so, you know, I guess I'll put my questions toward cats.
I've really wanted to know what they think, what, um, what they think of us, what they think of humans, what they think of their surroundings, what they think of, my cats happen to be inside cats, I don't let them out, Amelia, because we have coyotes here and other things, cars that could do damage to them, and so I don't let them out of the house.
They seem quite satisfied remaining in the house.
They do love to look out the window at birds and whatever else they can see and chatter their little teeth about, but they seem eminently satisfied with their life.
But, gosh Amelia, I've wanted to know what they think about.
Well, that's the beginning.
The beginning is the unconditional love.
Here's a crash course.
If you were to look at it this way, all living beings, all human beings, are thinking thoughts.
We're sending out frequencies into the world around us.
So we're all functioning as radio stations.
And some scientists have said that human beings think up to 40,000 thoughts a day.
Alright, I'll tell you what, Amelia, we're already at break point.
Hold tight.
No, when we come back, Crash Course is where we're going, and that's exactly what I want, is a Crash Course.
So, Amelia Kincaid is our guest.
She is able to know what animals feel, she's able to be inside of them, she's able to talk to them.
We'll be right back.
Well alright, this is one of the best animal communicators in the United States.
Maybe in the world, a top 100 psychic, but she aims it all at animals and she's the first one that I've ever spoken to that can actually get inside of an animal, be walking two feet above the ground as an animal would see through its eyes, hear through its ears.
Smell through its nose, the heightened sense, the incredibly heightened sense of smell that a dog would have.
And I've got quite a few stories for her, but in a moment we're going to get a crash course on how we can do it.
Once again, Amelia Kincaid.
Amelia, welcome back.
I very much want to hear this crash course on how And I think of myself as pretty sensitive, but I've never made it inside one of my cats.
So, yeah, a crash course.
How can we begin?
How does it work?
Well, we have to change our entire worldview.
So a lot of this has to do with perspective.
I mean, if you're going to have the same perspective that you've always had, it's not going to enable you to be able to move your consciousness in a new direction.
We have to look at things differently in order to access different types of information.
Okay, how?
Look at things in what different way?
Okay, here's one idea.
What you're looking at when you look at your cat or an elephant or a pine tree or a dragonfly is an energetic field.
And the latest discoveries in quantum mechanics, this is what's so fascinating.
My latest book was mentored by Captain Edgar Mitchell, who you've probably spoken to, the Apollo astronaut.
Oh, I certainly have, yes.
Yeah, yeah.
Ed might very well be the most brilliant mind of the 20th century.
And when I approached Ed, I said to him, I can telepath with animals.
Why is that?
I deliberately singled out a man that I thought might well be the most brilliant man on Earth.
Ed designed the space station, for those of you who don't know, and walked on the moon, and was a professor at NASA, and is the ringleader of the Institute of Noetic Science.
So he collects the most brilliant quantum physicists and scientists in the world, and they talk about things like this.
Like supernatural ability.
Now, Ed is the first to say there's no supernatural.
If it's happening on Earth, it's natural.
There's no such thing as metaphysics.
If one human being can do it, it's physics.
So these things must fall within the laws of physics.
Now, within that idea, when I said to Ed, why can I do this?
He said, oh, well, It's because of a latest discovery in quantum physics called quantum holography, and it has to do with how you navigate through the zero-point energy field.
The zero-point energy field is our new name for God.
In this idea, we are all within one enormous organism.
If you were to say, It's not space between you and your cat.
You're not a separate particle.
The cat's not a separate particle.
We're in one ocean of indivisible energy, and the entire ocean of energy is vibrating like a symphony.
Then, you could swim out into the energy and enter the energetic field of the animal, because we're going to take away the edges.
Now, in implicate order, that cat is a galaxy of light.
That's atoms and electrons.
It would look like you're looking out into the galaxy.
That's a different perspective.
So we're looking at this as if it's an energetic field that we can access.
The idea that we're all trapped inside these little carbon bodies is yesterday's news.
What we're discovering now with non-locality Is that we can reach out into the world around us with our minds, and that we are basically all cells in the body of God.
I think I agree with you, and I'm pretty much aware of all of that.
I've been doing a lot of research into consciousness myself, so I'm with you all the way there.
I'm interested in the actual practical steps, whether it's a mental discipline that you begin with, how you start this out.
It's a mental and an emotional discipline.
So let's say that you're operating like a radio station, and you're sending out those 40,000 impulses into the world around you, and you're singing a particular song, and that's the vibratory rate that you send out into the world around you.
So you're creating this wave of energy.
That wave of energy has a rhythm.
Your thinking process has a rhythm.
Now, most people have a very volatile, maybe even negative thinking process, or at least it's extremely busy.
For all the people out there that are thinking, oh, I've got to go pick up the kids after school, and then I've got to drop this off, I've got to get the tire fixed, blah, blah, blah, I've got to pay my taxes, blah, blah, blah, it's loud.
Now, a cat is going to be on a different frequency.
And every animal, it's not that all cats are on the same frequency and all elephants are on the same frequency.
Every single being is individual.
But it's as if they were different channels on a radio station.
So, what I teach people to do, in order for you to tune into a different channel, so that you could hear, what is my horse needing right now?
What is he trying to tell me?
You would have to turn your program off.
Now, this is where we get into the meditative process.
And this is a very Buddhist idea.
Although it kind of transcends all religion.
If you were able to turn your thinking process off, and you don't have to sit in silence for hours, you have to be able to turn it off for a second, and turn off your emotions.
So whatever it was that you were feeling, I teach my students to move down, so you're moving into a deeper part of your body, literally.
See, your identification is in your heart, not in your head.
Okay.
That first direction, down.
Or to think about the bottoms of your feet and how your body connects to gravity.
You're moving yourself out of that very busy, busy head where we get ourselves into so much trouble.
Then, moving your focus back into your spinal column.
Just to think about your spinal column as being this beautiful matrix of sparkling light with spinal fluid like billions of stars moving up and down your spinal column.
Okay.
We move you back out of your emotional body.
So now you're in your soul.
You're in the spirit and the essence that you were before you came into this physical body and what you're going to take with you when you leave.
So it's a consciousness of connecting to the God within you.
And when you're in that sacred, silent space, there's no space, there's no time, there's no separation.
So you're moving into the most silent, beautiful, harmonious, peaceful, grateful energy that you could ever imagine.
And from there, you send out love to the cat.
And you literally form a bridge of energy between your heart and the cat's heart.
You already have that with both of your cats.
Three.
I have three cats.
Oh, three cats.
I'm sorry.
I've got kind of a story for you, Amelia.
My wife, Ramona, died.
Actually, you know, my cats at that time were about the only thing that kept me alive, if you want to know the truth.
And so I spent a lot of time with them, curled up with them, and they kept me alive.
I mean, I came as close to communicating.
Some interesting things happened.
They did keep me alive, Amelia.
They saved your life, didn't they?
Yeah, they did save my life.
Absolutely.
No question about it, they saved my life.
And I just couldn't leave them alone.
Had it not been for the cats, I would have been alone and I wouldn't be here now.
I can guarantee you.
Um, so we stayed very close, curled up, cried a lot, um, just, you know, all the big questions of the universe came to me and I, it was, I just, I can't even describe it actually.
And then, um, months later, I ended up going to the Philippines where I met a woman.
And, um, I, before I left, I had these long, heart-to-heart talks with my cats, and I promised them they were coming.
They were going to come with me, period.
They were not going to be abandoned.
Boy, I just really laid it on them.
And it worked.
It worked in the sense that they came without difficulty.
They didn't go berserk.
It's as if they understood What was happening?
And then when I returned to America, I went through the exact same thing.
And boy, did they understand what was going on.
They understood the packing.
They understood what was about to happen.
They understood when the cat carriers, we used a... Actually, transporting my cats was more expensive than transporting myself by large margin.
We used this wonderful door-to-door service.
They understood what was happening.
Of course they did.
I had these long talks with them and, for example, Yeti, who's a very bright cat, he would just sit there...
And stare into my eyes as I told him what was going to happen and promised him that there's no way on God's green earth he was going to be abandoned.
And he'd be with me the whole time, I promise, I promise.
Boy, you could look into his eye, you could look into his soul, and you could understand that he understood, as did Abydos.
And then on the return trip we adopted a little cat in Manila, a little street cat in Manila.
Boy, what a joy she is, and brought her back.
And she is so close to... Anyway, you know, I'm just rattling on here, but I had these long discussions with my cats, and I know they understood.
I know they understood.
They grieved with me.
They understood when I took them away.
They understood when I brought them back.
Do you know what an arrogant idea it is that human beings, that human monkeys have come up with, that we're so much more intelligent than all the other living beings on this planet?
And that's the other enormous paradigm shift that we have to make.
Well, we can talk.
Is that we have to eliminate the idea that we are somehow more intelligent?
I don't think so.
Well, we can talk.
We have the ability to vocalize as you and I are right now.
Other than that... Yes, and birds have the ability to talk, especially mockingbirds.
If we were going to single out an animal that can communicate better with Within its species, ants.
Ants can communicate better and have the most harmonious society of almost any other species on this planet.
What about termites?
I mean, how do they communicate with each other when they're creating some piece of architecture that is beyond our wildest dreams?
They have to say, hey, Bob, would you go pick up that block and bring it over here?
Because I'm building a pyramid.
I mean, of course they can communicate.
Lions hunt in telepathic formation.
All animals can speak to each other.
The only one that's gotten bumped out of the chain is us, because we're so obsessed with ourselves that we're just not open to communing.
Well, I believe that.
Our minds are so busy with the needs of the world.
Nonsense.
Human nonsense.
And one of the things that I teach, and it's so counter to the bestsellers in America, you don't need to have the bazillion dollars.
You don't need to have the soulmate.
You can look into the eyes of your cat or your dog or your horse and understand It doesn't get any better than this.
There's somebody right there that needs your love and your compassion and your understanding.
And I am so utterly filled with joy.
I mean, every time I look at my cat, I think my heart's going to explode.
And is it not proof that God exists?
That something created these animals.
Something created this harmony and order and beauty.
The symmetry, the poetry of a cat.
I just, I mean, I think they're Mother Nature's masterpiece.
I'm sorry for all the dog listeners out there, but I finally had to come clean with that.
I get asked that all over the world.
Well, I agree with you.
And I, too, serve up apologies to the dog lovers.
There are many out there, and I'm sure they have their own fan club.
But for me, it's cats, and they're just such special animals.
So, in other words, Like many other disciplines, like remote viewing and many other things, you quiet your mind, and you say then, just go down, let your... Into what we're talking about.
I mean, it seemed like a segue, but it wasn't.
No, I'm going to try this, so I want to really understand it.
You let your consciousness go down.
Into your heart.
Yeah, into your heart.
Getting as silent, as quiet, As reverent as you possibly can, then I reach out to God, God is all that is, into the universe itself with a sense of gratitude, knowing that we are all one, that the cells within the body of God should be able to communicate with each other, and they can!
And then you reach out toward that animal.
So it's heart, God, animal.
So at the point that you get yourself isolated, as it were, and all of the world around you has gone away, you can then reach out only with intent to a specific animal.
And it's what we're talking about.
When you are so blown away by the beauty, by the love that you feel, the reverence for that animal that you love more than any other creature in the world.
You're completely present.
So what this is about is concentration, it's respect, being so completely present in the moment.
Amelia, is it like an OBE?
It is, because this is the same thing as remote viewing.
It's a form of remote viewing.
Alright, well, there have always been certain... And you can leave your body and go into the body of the animal.
There's no other way to do a medical scan except to leave your body.
Okay, how do you get past the fear part?
I had one spontaneous OBE, but I've had several near OBEs and there's a certain threshold that you've got to get past.
To make that jump.
And there's a little bit of fear associated with it.
I mean, when you leave your body and or enter the body of another, there's some fear associated with that.
How do you get past that?
It's your love for them.
If you're watching your cat dream and you're wondering, what is she thinking?
Yes.
And you're so enamored with her beauty of this cat, and you're looking at her whiskers and her fur and smelling her breath.
And then the love overtakes the fear.
And one of the things that I also teach in the workshops is that you might not necessarily need to go into the body of the animal, because you're going to feel their pain.
And if we're exploring a question that's really painful, my students are going to get in there, they're going to feel that backache.
They're going to feel that toothache.
They're going to feel that grief.
And it can be very overwhelming.
Right.
And they may go home that night and throw up.
I'm sorry to say it happens a lot.
Or they walk out with the lamb's toothache.
So let's say that you stay anchored in your body and you're sitting in that beautiful frequency that is your own spirit, the most sacred Acknowledgement of the God within you.
So what's happening now basically is not that you're communicating with the animal.
The God within you is communicating to the God within them.
Or even better said, you're listening to the God within them.
So it's not scary if you're staying in your own body.
And what I teach is to get in there like a fireman.
A fireman doesn't go in to get burnt.
A fireman goes in to locate the problem and pull out as fast as you can.
As safely as you can, yes.
So you don't get burnt.
You get back into that column of light in your own spinal column that's connected and grounded to the earth.
And from that place, you can start troubleshooting.
And you can start sending out love.
And you can start figuring out, how can I help?
How can I heal?
What can I do to bring more comfort?
Is the animal, in this case a cat, aware that you are now in a mode of communication with this animal that you've never been before?
In other words, is it aware that suddenly a channel of communication has opened that's never been opened before?
Yeah, and this is, it's an advanced question and it's a fascinating question.
And it's something that we, oh, there's that music again.
Yeah.
I'll hold this thought.
Okay, we'll come right back to it.
It is an interesting question.
In other words, I guess we're both, humans and animals, aware of each other in a peripheral way.
But when you get to that depth of communication, is the animal aware?
Good morning, everybody.
Amelia Kincaid is my guest.
She's one of the best psychics in the US.
She's one of the best animal communicators in the world.
And we're getting a few secrets tonight, kind of a crash course on how to do it yourself.
And it's well worth giving a try.
I've been listening very closely and I can assure you I'm going to give it a try.
In a moment, we're going to discuss what happens when your animal realizes your Sort of in a new mode of communication with it, one that it's never felt before.
And by the way, if you go to my website, or the website, coasttocoastam.com, and click on my webcam and do a refresh, that's Dolly.
I ran and got her during the break and took a quick photo.
That's Dolly.
That's our little adoptee from the streets of Manila.
Back in a moment.
A few weeks after I arrived in Manila and got the condominium, a beautiful condominium in Makati, our cats arrived.
And Aaron immediately took to them, fell in love with them, and you know, all was well.
Well, we would take a walk every day.
The Pancake House was close by and we'd go eat at the Pancake House because there was Something approximating American food there, and on the way to the Pancake House every day, here would be this little cat.
Just, I mean, most Manila cats are wary and they'll scratch you, and most Filipinos won't get anywhere near a cat because they know they'll get scratched.
But not this little cat.
She would walk up and rub on my leg and jump in my lap and just was, you know, like that.
Right?
So, one day, it happened, and I finally said, hon, actually, Aaron said, let's take her to the condo.
And so, I picked her up, carried her to the condominium, walked past the guards who were laughing like crazy because they knew I'd been suckered, took her up, gave her a bath, gave her a meal, and she wouldn't let any of my other cats anywhere near me.
She would chase the other cats away and then run back to the base of my feet and take possession of me.
And she just wouldn't let any cat near me and I was afraid she was going to hurt the other cats.
So anyway, long story short, we took her back to the street.
Left her there, and every day we'd see her.
It took about three more days.
Again, this time, we said, that's it, okay, she's ours.
Took her home, the guards laughed again, and we ended up immigrating her to the United States, and there is a picture of her right there.
So Amelia, welcome back.
The question was, when you achieve Yes, very much so.
state and you actually get into an animal or get into a state of communication with
an animal that's so close that you're both aware of it, is the animal, in this case a
cat, aware that you are there?
Yes, very much so.
The simplest explanation I can give you is that they're going to pick up the pictures
in your mind.
So if you're asking them a question, you're sending a particular frequency.
Now, let's say that we have an animal on the stage, and I'm going to ask the group, let's ask this cat, what are you afraid of?
They send the frequency of fear.
They go into the body, the energetic body of the animal, maybe the memory banks of the animal, and I say, write down the first thing that comes to your mind.
Is this cat in love?
You're going to send them the frequency of love, of the joy of seeing another cat that just makes your heart sing.
Write down the first thing that comes to your mind.
Okay.
So this is how we teach the class.
You send them fear.
Fear is a frequency.
It's a wave of energy.
You go into that library of records, which is their body.
You locate that particular experience.
Which is almost like walking into a blockbuster video store and saying, I'm going to look for this particular movie.
Now, what traumatized this dog?
I'm going to pull that record down and read it.
So, that's how we can find particular pieces of information.
It's by sending different frequencies.
We send loneliness.
We send sadness.
We send, are you grieving?
We send, what makes you happy?
What's your favorite activity?
We can ask anything about their food, their medicine.
Does the medicine have some sort of other reaction?
Does it give you a headache?
Does it upset your stomach?
Okay, so the idea there is that it's almost like being a dolphin.
Another way to look at this is that we're developing our sixth sense.
We're sending a laser beam, like a flashlight, into the animal's experience to ask a question.
It's going to light up the holographic experience that matches the frequency of the feeling.
So we can say, we can ask anything about their emotions or their history or their relationship.
Can I ask you this?
I understand that many times you're looking for, I don't know, something that might be physically bothering an animal or something that emotionally is bothering an animal, but I've always sort of wanted to know, take a generally healthy cat for example.
Um, what are its... I mean, we all know what our daily thoughts are like.
They're busy and full of taxes and all the rest of the things that this time of year brings.
But what about a cat?
What is a cat's daily thinking?
Oh, I'm going to make you ask yours, Art.
When you get home today, I'm going to make you ask yours.
I'm going to give it a try, but right now, I'm asking you... Alright, cats are a very different breed.
Because they're asleep 90% of the time.
That's true.
Alright, so this isn't like a squirrel, or any sort of an animal, or an elephant, or an animal that's awake and busy and very present in the world.
The cat is already walking between worlds.
They're our most mystical creatures on this planet.
Well, they're nocturnal, and so am I. So I'm generally awake when they're very awake and playing in the middle of the night.
I keep the same hours my cats do, put it plainly.
And so I've always been kind of curious what a cat, you know, a generally healthy cat, thinks about.
They're all individual.
And they all think about things.
I think one of the biggest paradigm shifts is how similar All of our experiences are on this planet, that we're all experiencing very similar things.
I mean, I have so many stories and so many things I want to tell you.
I'll give you a for instance.
When I was in South Africa, I went to a cheetah sanctuary, and I went into the pen of each cheetah and asked a whole series of questions, and I had national news on me, so I was under a lot of pressure.
I went into the pen of a cheetah named Joseph.
And I said, What's going on?
Are you okay?
And he said, No.
And I said, What happened?
And I got a wave of sadness.
Okay, that's the emotion.
That's called clairsentience, clairsensing in Latin, where we can feel the emotion.
Then I take it a step further.
What's attached to this emotion?
I saw a female cheetah.
I said, Okay, what's her name?
I hear the name Charlie.
Then I saw two cheetah cubs.
And he said, They got sent away.
I said, okay, where'd they go?
He said, up north.
I went, okay, I think I know where that is.
It's a different Cheetah Sanctuary.
Why did they send your mate away?
Because they're breeding her with somebody else.
I said, tell me something funny.
Tell me something crazy that you eat that no one would ever believe that you like to eat.
And he said, squash.
Tell him I love the squash.
I said, OK, that's ridiculous, because I know for a fact that cheetahs don't eat squash.
I said, well, what do you do for fun?
What's your favorite activity?
He said, tell them I love the baby bottles.
The baby bottles that they tie on the ribbon.
All right, now, one of the properties of telepathic communication, the way that you know you're not manufacturing it, that it's coming in from the outside, speed.
Now, when the telephone rings, and you know who's on the other line before you pick it up, and you go, oh, that's my mother.
It breaks your normal thinking process, because the thinking process that you're manufacturing has a rhythm.
Now, when it's non-local information, it's simultaneous.
All of a sudden, bang, your mother comes into your mind, or you smell her perfume, or you hear her voice, or you hear her calling your name, or you, in your own mind, say, oh, that's my mother.
Same thing, something's wrong with someone that you love.
When you sense there's a traffic jam, you shouldn't go this way, you should go that way.
It happens incredibly fast.
The second property is that you couldn't have made that up.
I wouldn't have told the African National News that the cheetah said that he likes to eat squash and play with human baby bottles.
Because I don't want to make a fool out of myself on national television!
The quality of left field, that it's so strange.
You ask the dog his favorite food and he says, uh, cream cheese on a bagel.
And the person says, Oh, I gave that to her last night.
So that's the third, the second property.
The third property is the level of emotion.
If you're with an animal and you get hit with a wave of sadness, or you suddenly get a pang in your, one of your teeth and you go, Whoa, I should have this cat's teeth checked.
Or you feel their nausea, or you feel the pain in their lower back.
How do you delineate between what the cat's feeling and the same problem remote viewers have, and your own imagination?
Because you check your instrument first.
If you are a completely clear instrument, let's say that you don't have a bad knee, Or let's say that you do, and you're aware of that.
So you log that information.
Then we ask the donkey on the stage.
This really happened in London.
Incredible story.
I had 150 people in a room, and we had a donkey on the stage.
And the owner said to me, the guardian, excuse me, is the donkey in any pain?
I look out, and I ask the question.
I look out into the audience, and dozens of people Had one hand over their left jaw.
And they were all kind of going, ow!
It was really obvious.
Then I started walking around and three people in the audience had drawn something that looked like a little lightning bolt.
Now this is getting to the dun-dun-dun-dun-dun stage.
You know, where they're making mud mountains in their living room.
You know that scene from Closing Time.
Yes, of course.
Now I experience this on a daily basis.
That we'll get a group of people and half of them will come up with the same name.
They'll say, oh, this cat's favorite other cat is named Baxter.
Or, you know, they get something very similar.
So I'm used to this.
Well, in this case, I asked the group, what happened to the donkey?
All these hands go up and they say, her lower jaw on the left side still hurts.
One of her teeth is broken.
And then the guardian of the donkey said that her horse had kicked the donkey in the mouth, had broken one of her teeth on the lower left side.
She'd seen a vet three times and her question was, is the donkey still in pain?
Now, that's how available it is.
If you check your body and you scan your own body and you say, okay, I know this isn't coming from me.
Same thing with your emotions.
I'm not projecting this pain on the animal.
I'm going to sit in absolute silence and clear out my instrument so that I can listen.
And then you tune into the frequency of that particular being.
Vibrate on their frequency.
You're basically flatlining.
You're not thinking or feeling, you're only listening.
Then all sorts of information is going to come in.
With this cheetah, first of all, the person who was keeping the cheetah told me that they would throw squash into Joseph's pen so that he could play with them, he'd bat them around, and they tied human baby bottles on a carousel And that's how they would exercise the cheetah.
And he had a mate named Charlie, and they had had two cubs, and she got sent up to DeVilt.
So, they had taken his mate away, and he was absolutely miserable about it.
So, if you're asking me, I'm going to take this a step further, what do cats think about on a daily basis?
I went into the next pen, and I was working with a cat named Kaya.
I said, tell me a big secret.
Because, you know, the news is here and I want to really prove to these people that you are incredibly intelligent and that you can communicate with us.
And Kaia said to me, I ran a body scan on him.
He was lying down.
He hadn't stood up yet.
He said, and this is how we can ascertain where the pain is in their body.
My focus kept going to his bladder.
And I went, ouch!
Does this still hurt?
He said, no, I'm fine now.
But I had two cases of cystitis.
He said, tell the humans, thank you.
Their medicine worked.
I said, when was the last one?
He said, January.
And I was there in November.
I said, what else is going on with your body?
He said, my legs are uneven.
So when I stand up, my hips hurt because I've got hip dysplasia.
I said, did you have an accident?
He said, no, it was a birth defect.
I said, okay, tell me something really marvelous.
Tell me a secret.
He said, well, they're writing a book about me.
And I said, about all the cheetah in the sanctuary?
And he said, no, just me.
Very happy about this.
Very full of himself.
Well, when I got the keeper to come over, he stood up, had extremely uneven hips, which I couldn't see when he was lying down.
They confirmed he had had two bladder infections, and the last one had been the prior January, and that they were keeping a journal called the Kaia Journals, which was an online book.
And I had asked him, what's the book about?
And he said, it's to educate human children about the plight of the cheetah.
Cheetah are going to be extinct in 2015.
And the cheetah know this.
They know they're going to be extinct?
Of course.
I mean, how could they not?
What an overwhelming sadness that knowledge would carry with it.
My God.
Well, another one, I went into her pen and I said, who's your favorite person?
And she said, Bob.
And I said, what does Bob look like?
And she said, well, he's tall, brunette.
I said, okay, who else do you love?
And she said, oh, I love the black and white dog.
I said, you've got to be kidding me.
I didn't know Cheetah played with dogs.
And she said, oh no, my best friend's a dog.
And tell Bob I just love him.
Well, one of the things that happens a lot is that the people will argue with you.
All the keepers said, we don't know who you're talking about.
There's no one here named Bob.
But the black and white dog was a sheep dog that she had grown up with and was actually on the property.
And they would put the dog in her pen and the Cheetah would play with the dog.
And I was on the way out of the sanctuary and a guy walked in and was introduced to me and it was Bob.
And he was a new volunteer and he only took care of Zsa Zsa, this one particular cheetah.
Now, I'm talking about the cats at Cheetah Outreach in Cape Town.
So, you asked me, what does a cat think about?
Well, they think about the same things humans think about.
I mean, they don't build rocket ships and fly to the moon.
And they don't file tax returns.
They don't file tax returns.
But they think about their relationships.
The one cheetah was telling me how much he missed his mate.
How much he missed his children and was worried about them.
They were getting relocated.
They were getting sent to another sanctuary.
He knew that.
They're aware of their health problems.
They're thinking about that.
They're aware of the games and the toys and the things that they play with.
Uh-huh.
And the most profound connection there was with Kaia, who knew about the book.
Yeah, that's incredible.
All right, here's one for you, Amelia.
Cats, as you well know, from time to time, play with things that aren't there.
You know, they will pounce on absolutely nothing, go around on the floor and play with something that's not there.
I've wondered all my life.
What are they seeing?
Yeah.
Well, here's another for instance for you.
I think I put this story in the first book, so this was in Horse's Mouth, that I was working with a cat, and the cat would go to the bottom of a staircase.
She was a very, very old cat, and she'd look up the stairs and scream, and she was doing this every night.
And the women that owned the cat were so concerned, saying, what is she yelling at?
Because she'd scream at the top of her lungs.
And I asked her, what do you see?
And she showed me the spirit of a golden retriever.
And when I told the women, they burst into tears, because their golden retriever had passed away the year before.
and they had said to her, you know, in prayer, when it's time for the cat to go, will you please come get
her?
The golden retriever took the kitty.
She died very soon after that.
So it was getting close to her time.
Right.
Our spectrum of what our eyes can see is so minute, and the spectrum Of what our brains process is very small.
Cats can see things that we can't see.
It doesn't mean they're not there.
It just means that we can't see them.
Well, that was exactly my question.
If you've ever been inside a cat and looked out through a cat's eyes at one of those moments, I'd just love to know what it is, whatever it is that it sees.
We'll be right back.
Good morning, everybody.
Amelia Kincaid is my guest, a top psychic in the U.S., a top animal communicator worldwide, and obviously she's done a lot of world travel.
And I'm going to go right back to this question about the unseen things that cats apparently see that we don't.
And I'm going to sort of rephrase the question, so we'll be right back.
Well okay, Amelia, you told me a very specific story about a cat that would cry at the base of the stairs and the German Shepherd, no, the Golden Retriever.
Anyway, what I was sort of after here, Amelia, was so many times a cat in a joyful moment, and I know you're looking for problems and You know, trying to diagnose things a lot of times when you communicate, but a lot of times a cat in just a pure moment of absolute unbridled joy will be seen to be playing with something on the floor that obviously we can't see, but it's something the cat either sees or senses or something.
I have no idea, but it's a moment of joy.
It's a happy invisible something.
Yeah, it is.
It is.
I did one talk show here in America, and the cat gave me the name.
I said, Who do you love?
And she said, Oh, I love it when Hope's in the house.
Hope's my favorite person.
And the woman burst into tears.
Her mother's name was Hope, and she had just died.
So her mom was in the house.
Now, I hear this.
Every day.
This is a daily occurrence and it's a daily occurrence with all my students.
I have a woman in England and the Language of Miracles, I profiled my 20 best students because my entire purpose was to prove it's not just that I can do this.
Everyone can learn depending on how much discipline and how much determination they have.
Twenty students getting names, dates, details, medical information, histories, incredible things.
One of the most incredible students I have is a vet, and she can actually see inside the animal's body before she cuts them open.
She's a surgeon.
Her name is Dr. Julia Bertram.
She's spectacularly brilliant.
When I first met Julia, I was teaching a workshop in Germany.
She also speaks German, so she came to see me there.
And I am getting around to answering your question.
We had a cat on the stage, and I said, who does the cat love?
She got three things in minute detail.
A brown and white guinea pig, a black and white cat, and a little goldfish.
Well, the guinea pig had just passed away, but the spirit of the guinea pig was still in the house.
So you're telling me they're seeing and playing with and interacting with spirits?
Absolutely!
Just because we can't see them... One of the other paradigms is that the other side isn't out there somewhere.
We're cohabitating the same space with other dimensions.
So if your ex-wife, who is now in heaven, is in your living room, your cat is going to see her.
And if she bends down and pets the cat's head, they would tell me that.
Or if you have all sorts of different spirit beings in the house that the cats are playing with, they can tell me what they are, whether they're mice or elves or whatever.
Okay, that absolutely answers that, and it's kind of what I guess I suspected.
Can you talk to any sort of animal, and I guess right on down to insects, you mentioned insects, so you can literally communicate with any animal?
Any living being is thinking, feeling, having sensations, and Can be accessed through a quantum process.
So even if, you know, our scientists have some pretty absurd ideas, really kind of sending a ridiculous ideas, like lobsters have no feelings because they don't have a central nervous system, or that any sort of insect that doesn't have a nervous system that mirrors ours, therefore can't think and feel.
Well, unless you can actually talk to them and find out directly What does a cricket feel?
What does a rat feel?
How much can a mouse feel?
I have one story, and I think this is in the Language of Miracles, where I was talking to rats, and the rat said to me, tell mommy that I'm with Susie.
And Susie explained to me that it was a blonde woman who had passed away, The rat that I was talking to was in spirit.
She had passed away.
And then the woman told me that her mother's name was Susie and that she was blonde and laughed and said, well, the rat couldn't possibly be with my mother.
My mother hated rats.
But every living being can be accessed and you can have a conversation.
Alright, once you've realized all of this about living beings, all living beings, then it invokes a lot of questions about, for example, eating animals, performing experiments on animals for the benefit of human beings.
All of that jumps out at you as you realize that they're as sacred as the next living thing.
Now, how do you feel about that?
I think that it's going to take a lot of time, and over the decades things are gradually starting to evolve, if we're here long enough to even have things evolve.
I'm a big believer in free-range food, and I think there's a big difference between having some animal that was factory farmed.
There's a difference between death and torture.
We're all going to die.
And I'm not promoting the people out there that are going to live their life off stake, but the point being, if an animal is tortured every moment of its life, I'm more concerned about the quality of their life than the quantity of life.
I think there's a big difference between a lamb that was standing by the side of the road, out in a beautiful field with its family under the stars in the rain in New Zealand, and a lamb that is in a factory farm.
Being tortured daily.
I don't think we have the right to do that.
I am 100% anti-vipersection.
That means I don't believe in laboratory animals at all.
At all.
Under any circumstances.
Well, once you embrace the rest of this, you would have to feel that.
Yeah, I don't think we have the right to torture other animals.
And And so much of the research about vivisection indicates it doesn't work anyway.
There are over 100 types of cancers that can be cured in rats that can't be cured in humans.
Things don't necessarily cross species lines the way that we think they do.
And if we could learn how to simply tune in, they could teach us and we could learn more about our bodies by using our intuition.
Maybe you can answer this.
Obviously, or at least on the outside, some animals are clearly, from our perspective, more intelligent than other animals.
Is that in fact true?
And as you talk to these animals, is that apparent to you?
I don't believe in that kind of hierarchy.
And I think if we're judging it against human intelligence, if we're comparing it to, is this fox?
Well, it may be the most intelligent fox within the arena of what it means to be a fox, or to be a badger, or to be a sparrow.
It's a completely different paradigm.
Our idea of intelligence is a hierarchy that simply doesn't work.
That's yesterday's science.
And so much cruelty has been rationalized in the name of that.
That we're more intelligent than they are.
No, we're not.
Some of the most intelligent conversations I've ever had in my life were with rats.
With rats?
Rats are incredibly emotional and intelligent beings.
And the fact that cats are in laboratory animals, are in labs, that's just, it's just, the work, if there is a devil, it is his work.
So you can't measure things from a human perspective of intelligence, and you might find a rat to be as intelligent or able to convey ideas to you as much as a cat or a dog?
Absolutely.
And when we do embrace that, and we're able to reach out and say, what can you teach me?
We can learn more from elephants, and from lions, and from deer.
I mean, they all have things that they need to teach human beings.
And we've put them beneath us, therefore we can't learn from our environment.
We certainly aren't protecting our environment.
We're not doing anything... No, we don't seem to be, that's for sure.
...to champion and cherish these beings that are dependent on us.
Alright, you have something called x-ray vision, or what you call x-ray vision.
Is that fair to say?
It's fair to say, and that's what I'm talking about when I said the vet can see inside the body.
Right.
Okay, let me give you a thumbnail sketch of this.
Let's say that we're looking at a horse.
And we're going to do a medical scan on that horse.
That means we're going to go into the body of the horse and very, very gently and slowly feel our way through that body, only with the horse's permission.
Because sometimes animals don't want to do that.
But if they do want to do that, every organ is vibrating at a particular frequency.
So it's as if it's all in harmony like a band.
One, the liver could be the string section and the stomach could be the flute.
I mean, it's a crazy analogy, but it works.
Now let's say that one of those organs is out of balance.
So it's not vibrating at the proper level where it should be.
It's going to be out of tune.
It's going to feel off.
If there's cancer in the body, it's going to be like there's timpani crashing over the flute solo.
So if there's something wrong within the energetic field, you're going to feel it.
Okay, well this is obviously at the very next level.
In other words, establishing some kind of communication in the way you described earlier in the crash course.
And now what you're describing is going to be the next level of learning because you're talking about sort of scanning and recognizing individual organs that are not vibrating at the right level.
And you'll get Little tinges of pain or discomfort or nausea in your own body.
The first level really is a mental ping pong where we do something very simple like what color is the dog's food bowl?
We may have a hundred people in the room and so many people say blue and white, blue and white, blue and white, blue and white.
The exceptional student may say blue and white striped with a little brown bone.
In the center of the ceramic bowl.
And they're spot on.
Because they're able to go into that animal's mind just for a moment and envision that you're hungry, look out the dog's eyes and see what color is the food bowl.
We say, is the dog in love?
What does his favorite other dog in the whole world look like?
I can't tell you how many people within one room will say, oh it's a little white Bichon, it's a little white scruffy poodle, it's a little white something.
One of the ways that we know that this works is because there's so much uniformity.
It's scientifically impossible.
And then when they start yelling out names, it's shocking.
When you've got a whole group of people saying, oh well, the owner's sister's name is Jessie.
Jessie, Jessie, Jackie, Jackie, she's blonde, it's her sister, blah, blah, blah.
And then all those people are right.
So we may start with very simple things like, Favorite food?
Favorite activity?
What's your favorite toy look like?
Where's the cat's favorite spot in the house?
And I'll actually have people who can draw the entire house.
And where is the couch?
And where are the windows?
And it's oftentimes the most skeptical students.
They'll come in saying, oh, I can't do it.
And they end up being spectacular.
The medical gestalt is a little bit more, and then the emotional, the emotional body.
You're going to pick up a lot of the different feelings from the animal.
And you may hear those pieces of information in words, you might not.
And Dr. Mitchell helped me describe this.
It's not that the animal's talking to you.
It's not that they're sending you thoughts in English words.
Because my German students hear the animals in German.
My Norwegian students hear the animals in Norwegian.
You're going to pick up the frequency and your brain makes sense of it and your brain turns it into something that you understand.
Okay, we know what reasoning is, Amelia.
I think I know what reasoning is, working something out in my mind.
In your communication with animals, is there any sign that animals go through any kind of reasoning process?
Far, far more than people give them credit for.
I'll tell you one of my favorite analogies.
You'll love this story.
I've got a cat who helps me teach my workshops in England, in the Lake District in England.
And when we first brought this cat in, we asked the cat, what's so special about the other cat at home?
Well, the other cat at home is blind.
The cat in the workshop was taking enormous pieces of tree trunks and dragging them into the house.
I was leaving tree branches in strategic spots throughout the house.
Well, the woman kept taking the tree branches and hauling them back outside and leaving them in the yard.
Well, then the cat who could see would bring the tree branches back in.
He would leave one at the base of the stairs.
He would leave one in front of the television so that the blind cat couldn't get behind the TV and get tangled up in the cords.
He left one at the corner of the kitchen.
To show where to turn to get into the kitchen to get to the food.
The woman finally realized the cat was creating borders for the blind cat.
That's amazing.
So when he got to the bottom of the stairs, he knew he had to turn right.
Now that is tool making, which is what Jane Goodall was so famous for when she discovered that chimpanzees use tools.
And wouldn't you call that reasoning?
Yes.
I would.
Yes, I would too.
I think that's undeniable.
They do help each other out, don't they?
Well, that's amazing.
That's amazing, but I had one cat, Amelia, that helped one of my other cats, who was not actually my new cat, who was not housebroken.
And Abby Dose would go back and help this cat and show this cat how to dig and then turn around and poop and, you know, cover it up the way cats instinctually do.
Well, this cat was having a little trouble with that instinct and Abby would go back and actually cover it up and show the cat how to do it.
Sounds crazy, but trust me, it happened.
And probably so that the other one either wouldn't get in trouble with the humans... Exactly.
So she was sparing the other cat the humiliation of getting in trouble.
That's exactly right.
I mean, for every story that there is out there, and the next book I'm going to work on is about animals who save lives, of animals who jump on the bed, wake the person up from a deep sleep in the middle of the night, and this is a true story, and then the woman found out that her bedspread was about to catch on fire because her space heater was too close to her bed.
Well, her little dog jumped up on the bed, frantically scratched her face and woke her up and saved her life.
Now... Yes, believe me, I've read these stories on the air.
I know it's true.
Is that not reasoning?
I mean, I don't think we can... I don't think we can write that off as instinct.
No.
No, no, no, no, no.
Here's an off-the-wall question, and I had it happen once, so I'd love the answer to it if you think you might even know.
This lady has a cat who, despite the presence of two cat boxes, poops right outside the box instead of inside the box.
Have you ever heard of that?
Oh, sure.
There's a very practical solution to this.
I have an igloo.
So she has to climb up some stairs and into a plastic igloo so that she can't hang her little tukus over the side.
Sometimes it's just because they say, well, I'm standing in the sand.
And they don't quite realize that if there's a wall there, they don't have any choice.
Everything is going to stay inside the box.
So something they have to climb through to get into the box.
It has a lid on it.
So they're a wall.
Unless it's a deliberate protest.
And it could be a protest against something, that the box isn't clean enough, or the cat's upset about something.
Okay, and only you talking to the cat or somebody capable of doing what you do could find that out for sure.
Alright, Amelia Kincaid is my guest.
When we come back, we're going to open the phone lines, and I know many of you have zillions of questions, so if you think you've got a good one for Amelia, the numbers will be coming up.
I'm Art Bell.
Ah, music.
Music, as almost all of you know.
I think can take you to a completely different place.
It certainly is true for me.
I can be in the very worst of moods and throw on a set of headphones, listen to some of my favorite music, like the stuff you hear on the show, and it'll just take me to a completely different place.
And Ethan in Chico, California asks, I was just wondering what cats and dogs think of music.
Do they enjoy it?
Do they understand what it is?
I would add, get taken to a different place in the way we do.
We'll ask Amelia in a moment.
Alright, our guest is Amelia Kincaid, The Language of Miracles, and Straight from the Horse's Mouth are her books.
I'm assuming you can find them on Amazon.com and all the normal places, Amelia, correct?
You bet.
Thank you for that shameless plug.
No problem.
Thank you for being here.
What about music?
They absolutely love it, but not all animals like the kind of music we think they like.
If there's a piano in the house, the cats are going to tell me about it.
Cats love piano music.
I've always had jazz cats myself.
They love jazz, but you know people who leave the radio on thinking that animals are just going to want to hear human jabber and commercials?
That's not necessarily true.
One time I had a workshop where the teacher was a parrot.
And I said, what's your favorite thing?
And she said, when Mommy sings to me and dances around.
And a lot of the people in the room got the same thing.
And one time I spoke to a German shepherd who said his favorite thing in the world was when Daddy would ride with him in the pickup and sing to do the ridiculous music on the radio, which turned out to be, what is it?
Clearance Clearwater Revival?
Sure.
And my own cat, Mr. Jones, Who was one of the stars of the Language of Miracles, who's now in heaven.
His favorite piece of music, and the only song he would ever sing along to, was Chopin's Nocturne in E minor.
And whenever I played this one particular song, I promise you, I'm not making this up, my big Maine Coon cat would come out and meow along to it.
That's what I've got, by the way.
I've got two Maine Coons.
Oh, they're so close to my heart.
They're brilliant cats.
They're very smart.
They're very, very special, magical cats.
All right, I've got a lot of people who want to talk to you, so let's see what we've got out there.
Mike in Ohio, you're on with Amelia Kincaid.
Hi.
Good evening, Art and Amelia.
Hi, Mike.
Hi, Art.
I have four cats inside and at least three outside that I take care of.
Yeah.
Amelia, I was either Edgar, Casey, or Seth.
that said that the sphinxes of Egypt, which there are many of, represented that the soul was drawn here initially to the cat's body.
Then after reincarnating, could the soul inhabit the human body?
So, Amelia, I wondered if you had ever experienced anything that would verify that idea?
All the time.
And this is so controversial.
And it also eliminates that idea of human hierarchy in a food chain.
If I'm working with animals who are telling me that they used to be human, or if I've got a horse that says it used to be a cat or a cat that says it used to be... Now, this happens all the time.
Very controversial.
You obviously believe in reincarnation.
Oh, sure.
And you believe in cross-species reincarnation.
I didn't set out to prove that, and even when I wrote the first book, I didn't think that that was true.
I thought that animals pretty much stayed within their own species' boundaries.
And then, over time, I've seen it happen too often.
And I had one gal who came to me for a reading years ago, and her little dog said that... no, I'm sorry, her ferret said that it used to be a black and white dog that had died the year before.
And the girl burst into tears and said that the reason and that spirit told me that it came back as a ferret because she wasn't allowed to have dogs in her new apartment building.
So he wanted to be with her and he had to take another form so he came back as a ferret.
They'll come back in any form that they can in order to be close to us.
That's remarkable.
And the African shaman believes And have always believed that their ancestors are lions, and that the lions are sacred beings, and I worked down there with those shamans, and they do believe that humans and lions are interchangeable.
And even Cayce didn't necessarily believe that all species can reincarnate as other species, although I think that now we can, but that dolphins and humans were interchangeable, which means we better take a better A closer look at how we're taking care of them.
I guess so.
David in California, you're on with Amelia.
Amelia, first time caller, I love listening to what you're talking about.
I had a finch come to me one day and come in my bedroom, fly in my house, needed healing and I'm a healer.
I healed it and when it left in the morning, I carried it out in my hand and it was ready to go.
It was healed.
And it turned and looked at me and I could almost hear his voice and said, thank you.
Now my question that I wanted from that time to get better at speaking to the animals, I feel very awkward at speaking with them.
If you could give a little more detail of exactly how you accomplish that, what is exactly going on in your thinking and what you're feeling at those moments when you're speaking to these animals.
Trust your first impulse.
When the information comes in from the outside, it's lightning fast and you're going to get a flash of a picture, a word, a feeling, a taste, a sensation.
It's subtle and it's quick.
And if you learn how to send a thought, isolate one single thought as your question, send that thought and then go black.
move into that silence inside your own heart where you're sitting in absolute quiet feeling
nothing but love.
The information comes flying in and then you learn how to listen to things that are moving
that quickly on such a subtle frequency.
All right, Amelia, let's say you're in a house with three cats as I am and you want to specifically
speak with or understand the feeling of just one cat.
Once you're in the place that you described in the crash course earlier, is it merely your intent that will establish the communication with the animal you want to establish the communication with?
Is it just your intent that will enable that?
It's your intent.
You're directing your consciousness, so you're directing that flashlight into that particular cat.
Now, what's going to happen is they're going to yell over each other, but one of them is going to say, yeah, well, I don't care what he thinks, because what I want is this, and you never listen to me, Daddy, because I've been trying to talk to you all along, and what are you doing?
They will do that.
Okay.
All right, and you will hear that.
And pretty soon you're going to have a party line with all three cats saying, oh my God, he's listening.
Yeah.
For the first time, we're all going to talk at once.
Right.
That's kind of where I was going with that question about whether they are suddenly aware and even shocked by... They're shocked.
The first thing that happens every time I walk, if I go into a zoo, the animal's going to say to me, why can you hear me?
The orangutans, the gorillas, they're going to say, why can you hear me?
Okay, Margie in Oregon, you're on with Amelia.
Hi, Amelia.
After I had a beloved cat put to sleep, I felt, I guess you'd say, a mental connection with him in the spirit realm, and he was very upset that he no longer had his body because he still felt alive.
A few months later, this cat showed up at my door that looked exactly like him, and I always wondered, did he, you know, I wondered if he went and found a cat that looked like him so that he could be with me vicariously through this other cat, or if he actually possessed this other cat.
I love your show, Art!
Where else can we talk about things like this in America?
It's a very advanced question, and you're right on the money.
One of the things they can do is they share space.
Oh!
And sometimes you'll say, well, my cat all of a sudden started doing something that he's never done before, but my old cat used to do this.
Exactly, he did that.
Okay, this is no different from a person who can channel angels or entities.
The cat can channel the other cat.
The other cat can visit you through the body of your new cat.
And yes, they can do a walk-in process where one spirit actually leaves the body and another spirit comes in.
Oh.
But I feel like in your specific instance, I think that your other one is sharing space and visiting you.
Uh-huh.
Mine do it all the time.
That's something very different.
So sharing space, meaning they just sort of allow the other spirit to inhabit that body.
My vet.
Daniel in Houston.
You're on with Amelia.
it piggybacking. That the one that just died comes into the body of the one that
you have and this is the things that I hear all the time.
That the new cat has never jumped into the bathtub and played with the water.
The old cat used to do it every day. The old cat dies and all of a sudden the new cat
jumps into the bathtub and plays with the water. All right Daniel in
Houston you're on with Amelia. Hi. Amelia how you doing?
Hi, Daniel.
I got kind of a weird problem, I guess.
I've got one of these automatic cat box cleaners.
They don't like those very much.
They hate them.
Oh, my God, they hate them.
How's that working out for you?
Well, mine is working out fairly well, except for the old man in the house who I've had about 10 years.
He's a he's a Siamese cat and his name is Worf.
And while he was in the house all by himself, he used the cat box without any kind of problem.
But when I recently got a second cat and then a third, he will get into that box and he'll strictly go on the right hand side of the box and then he will scrape all the sand from the left hand side to cover it up.
Thereby, uh, making it so it won't recycle anymore.
And he's been doing this over and over and over.
That's reasoning.
Huh?
That's reasoning.
Is he really, is he mad at me?
Uh, is he trying to tell me something?
And is there anything I can do to retrain this guy?
Okay, I would sanction him off.
If you can give him his own separate box in a separate room.
That's what I would do.
Well, they'll all go take it.
I had a comet who was kind of mentally challenged because he had been starved as a kitten and so he was scared of everything and somebody sent us one of those automatic cat boxes and he thought that thing came straight from the devil.
He wouldn't have a thing to do with it.
Anything that moved Automatically over what he had just done or when he just left it was just straight from the devil as far as he was concerned.
Well they make a horrible noise.
They do.
I tried it once and I had four kittens that would run for their lives and then stop using the box because it you know has this terrible mechanism in it like a monster.
I think that here's the difference though Art.
You're saying that they would all use the box but that's before you learned how to talk to them.
If you know how to talk to them, and you give the old king of the house his own box and his own room, and you tell the other ones, you do not touch his territory.
He is the king in this house.
He's got his own box.
He's got his own stuff.
Give everyone their own possessions.
When you can talk to them, then it's going to change things.
Okay.
So you could even explain, look, this is an automatic box, it's not going to hurt you, it's simply going to clean things up after you're gone, don't be worried about the noise, and you could impart that message.
Right, but it certainly sounds like he's protesting the presence of the other two cats.
Oh yeah, well it sounds to me like he's figured out a way to jam the thing up.
Pretty hilarious.
What a smart guy, huh?
Yeah, what a smart guy.
Lee in Columbus, Georgia, you're on with Amelia.
Hi, Amelia.
Hi, Art.
How you doing?
Hi, Leigh.
I've got kind of a touching story and a little bit of a question.
We had a dog, you know, we had her, ended up having her about 20 years before she passed away.
But her and my grandfather were real close.
My grandfather passed away about 12 years ago.
And when he did, she, I'm sorry, it's kind of hard for me to tell it.
She howled like she was in terrible pain for about four hours the day that he died.
Uh, we lived in Georgia and he lived in New Jersey.
And, uh, you know, we didn't tell her that he died.
You know, you know, if they were coming to visit, we'd tell her he's coming to visit.
She'd get all excited.
And, uh, I said she howled when he died in the day of his funeral.
Uh, she was with a friend of ours and he told us that all day she would not stop howling at all.
A whole day, like she was in pain, like, you know, her heart was ripped out.
Uh, you know, her, her friend was gone.
But, uh, and, uh, my question for you would be, uh, me and my wife had, had, had a rabbit.
Uh, it passed away and my grandmother had a stroke.
Uh, and, you know, they were shocked that she survived.
Uh, about two weeks after she had her stroke, the rabbit passed away.
And I've always heard that close family animals will give up their lives almost to save a human life.
Do you believe in that?
Absolutely.
And see, these stories, I mean, I could go on for years and years and years saying animals can think and feel and telepathy is real, and then you can prove it to me in one story by saying that a dog that wasn't even in the same state as the man It cries all day, the day that the man dies.
Absolutely, they're in contact.
Absolutely, an animal can shoulder the burden and even take on the illness that someone else has in order to slow down the person's passage.
But a lot of the time, they go together.
Well, no question about the psychic ability of animals.
It was 2020, I think.
I'm sure you saw it, Amelia.
if you didn't, you've got to, did a piece testing dogs.
And what they did is they would put cameras, they put cameras in the home.
And then they would have the owner start home at an unusual time of day.
I mean, after all, you know, an animal knows the time of day
when the owner usually comes home, but they would fool the animal
and they would start the owner home five hours ahead of time.
Inevitably, and without question, and 2020 showed it, those animals knew the owner was on the way home.
That is the work of Dr. Rupert Sheldrake.
Yes.
And Rupert actually took my workshop in London.
He was keynoting the field conference, the quantum physics conference.
And they brought me in as the animal link.
And Rupert actually took my workshop, which was one of the biggest compliments I've ever had in my life.
But the book is called Dogs Who Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home.
Right.
And he's done the most extensive scientific research with double-blind experiments and cameras.
And you can't deny it!
The dog would run to the door ten minutes before the person comes home, no matter what time of day the person comes home!
Is it because, Amelia, because they don't have the busyness that we humans have, that their psychic abilities are naturally enhanced, naturally stronger than ours?
No, I think our abilities are that strong.
We have our abilities shamed out of us.
In Western culture and in our modern world, we were taught that we're not supposed to be able to communicate with animals.
We're not supposed to trust our intuition, so we're constantly second-guessing ourselves.
Well, exactly.
But they do have a lead on us in that while I'm sure they have little daily concerns, they don't have the kind of lineup of to-do things that human beings have.
Or maybe I'm wrong.
We are their to-do list.
We are their main concern.
They're focused on us.
And how much they love us.
That's all they think about all day.
That's unconditional love.
Amelia Kincaid is my guest.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you have a question for her, you know the portal numbers from the High Desert and the Great American Southwest.
I'm Art Bell.
Spent quite a bit of time at a nature preserve north of Johannesburg in Africa, and that is a land of the big ones.
There's no question about that.
Amelia Kincaid is my guest, and here's something for her to consider with the break that's coming up.
We touched on the environment, not very heavily certainly, but did touch on it.
Right now, one of the things that's wrong with our environment is the bees.
are disappearing.
The bees that pollinate our crops are disappearing.
Where are the bees going and what the hell is wrong?
We'll ask in a moment.
Amelia, I don't know if you've been following the stories or not, but bees across the United States are disappearing.
It's terribly worrisome.
They pollinate very important crops for us, and perhaps you haven't seen the stories and haven't had a chance to speak with a bee lately, but we'd sure like to know what's going on.
Wow, that's fascinating.
I'm actually going to have bees in my workshop in England this summer for the first time, and I haven't followed that because I'm not in the country very often.
Our ecosystem is so fragile, and what we're doing as we disturb everything through global warming and pesticides and pollution, we throw off the balance.
And Mother Nature is an equilibrium-seeking creature.
So she's constantly trying to heal herself.
So she's trying to set things right.
I mean, my first instinct would be that it has to do with fertilizer and pollution and pesticides.
And that's probably right on, I would imagine.
Something to them must not smell right.
You know, one of the most amazing new discoveries in medicine right now is about wasps.
That not only do they have dogs that are sniffing cancer, there are wasps being trained to sniff cancer, bombs, and dead bodies.
Wow.
And they do it with a sugar substance.
So they're giving him a treat and the wasps are actually able to smell cancer.
So they must have such an acute sense of smell.
And my first instinct is that something doesn't smell right.
Okay, well if you get a chance to commune with a bee, please let us know.
It's very, very worrisome and you might look into it when you get an opportunity.
They're disappearing all across the country.
Wow.
Joan in New York, you're on with Amelia.
Hi Art and Amelia, thank you so much for taking my call, and good morning.
Good morning.
I have a 14-year-old little male peek-a-boo who's sleeping right here next to me.
He's 10 pounds, his name is Pumpkin, and he's ready to cross over.
I just want to mention something about him.
I had a profound past life experience where I was a walking teacher in the Holy Land.
And when I went to cross over, I sat down beneath a very huge tree, and I put my staff down, which I carried with me when I went from place to place, and as I felt my own energy leave my body, the energy out of the staff came out and moved with me, and to my amazement, it was Pumpkin, who is with me now, and I knew instantly that he was my constant companion Then, in that life, as he is in this life.
Now what's happening with Pumpkin is he is choking and coughing and having spasms in the throat and I wanted to know how, three times the vet wanted us to put him down, but I didn't feel he was ready to go.
I wanted to know how I could make him as comfortable as possible.
And how do you know when your animal's ready?
Right, ask him to give you a sign.
So that he can let you know when he's ready to go.
And he will.
He'll let you know.
He'll let you know.
Now whether that's crying out in the middle of the night, that's the most common thing.
Whenever they're about to cross, they see spirits who come for them at 3 or 4 a.m.
And they usually pass in the early morning hours.
But you can call your angels Your ancestors to come take him.
And this is going to go in the most perfect divine timing, and he's going to have a beautiful, peaceful passage.
And I do feel it soon.
I think you're right about that.
Okay.
Jenna in Washington, you're on the air with Amelia Kincaid.
Hi.
Hello, Art and Amelia.
Thank you for taking my call.
I really appreciate it.
I'm calling tonight because our dear cat, Simba, disappeared in December.
In the past few weeks, we've received a few phone calls of possible sightings of her around one mile from our home.
I want to know what can I do to bring her home.
I'm feeling confused about it.
Does she not want to come home?
Can she not find her way?
Her that they're seeing and I'm just putting all my energy out there to visualize her coming home safely and my whole family have had dreams of her coming home safely and I was just really excited to hear the topic tonight and want to know.
You're in your most receptive state right before you fall asleep at night.
Okay.
So right before you fall asleep at night, reach out to her in your mind.
And from a physical standpoint, one of the things you can do is turn on your porch lights or flicker the porch lights and say, run toward the flickering light.
Okay.
Now, if you upset her in some way, do you know of a reason that she would have left?
A possible reason.
She left Christmas Eve, and the night before, I was really upset at FedEx, and I was screaming on the phone.
And two months before that, we brought a new puppy home.
So there's a couple possible reasons.
Yeah.
Well, the dog is more likely.
Okay.
But you can speak to her, listen to her right before you go to sleep at night.
And if you need to negotiate that that dog's going to be put out of her space so that she can have her castle back.
Okay.
Then you can negotiate this.
Great.
Okay, well that brings up another topic.
For example, Amelia, if you have two cats and you bring a third into the mix, as I did not long ago, you're in for, I don't know, two or three months of... Hell.
Well, yes.
Yes.
Hell.
Yes.
And then at some point, I'm not sure what happens, but I guess it's always worked, but it's taken time.
And finally they all are friends and they will all sort of curl up in one big cat bundle together now, but it's taken a long time.
Well, it does.
It does.
Is there a way to hurry that process along?
Well, no.
Not really.
I mean, one of the analogies is that we say that if you had one cat, and you go out and you get another cat, and you bring the second cat home, and you say, okay, look, you're going to be living with this other cat for the rest of your life.
It would be like if someone went out and they said, OK, Art, I have an arranged marriage for you.
I've found a woman.
She's East Indian.
She doesn't speak any English, and she weighs 280 pounds.
But she's your wife now, and you're going to be living with her for the rest of your life.
Have fun.
That's what our cats feel like.
Our cats are like, what the?
I didn't plan this.
I didn't pick this cat out.
And we thrust these animals together and say, you know, love it.
Get along.
Now, one of the solutions is that when you bring in the new cat, say to the pre-existing cat, I got you a pet.
I got this new cat for you.
So you teach the new cat all the house rules.
You're in charge.
You're still in command.
It's your territory.
But you teach them everything about how to live here, how to help the people, how to get along in this household.
Yeah, that would make sense to a cat, all right.
It does make sense and it does work better.
Jennifer in Tennessee, you're on the air with Amelia, hi.
Hi, good morning both of you.
Good morning.
Yes, I am visually impaired and I have had several pets and been acquainted with several other animals and it has been my experience that within the, I'd say up to the maybe third or fourth time I've seen that animal, a particular animal, they will realize that I have a disability and will tend to either look out for me or realize that they need to stay out of my way otherwise they may get stepped on.
And that just to me shows extreme intelligence because there are people who can see, there are humans who can see who don't realize that.
Yeah.
Interesting.
Isn't that amazing?
I'm so glad you called.
I had a guy come to one of my seminars who was a Navy Captain, and he trained seeing-eye dogs for the blind.
And he said it was a regular occurrence that the humans would say, oh, I see this, I see that, I see, you know, landmarks in the neighborhood that there was no way that they could know were there.
And when he said, how is it that you could see those?
The people said, well, I saw it through the eyes of the dog.
Or, you know, even the dog.
I've had a service dog before.
And I'll tell you that he was the closest friend I've ever had.
And I had to return him due to circumstances out of my control.
But for the two years that I was with him, I never felt alone and I never felt unsafe.
Well, I guess, Amelia, somebody in her condition, if they could learn to do what you do, could actually see through the eyes of their companion, yes?
Right.
Yeah, I worked with children in Mexico City this last summer that were not only blind, but they were also deaf.
And there are animals that can help guide these kids.
And if the children can actually learn how to be more in tune telepathically with the animal, of course that child's going to be safer.
All right.
Kathleen in Applegate, Oregon.
You're on with Amelia.
Hi.
Hi Art and Amelia.
What a great program.
I'm just loving this.
I have a spirit medicine and interspecies communication practice myself in Oregon and I agree with Amelia That the animals are here to teach us.
And my question, given the grim state of the world with what the humans are doing to themselves and to the planet, what are you hearing from the other species, Amelia, about how we can save ourselves and the planet?
In my daily interspecies work, including with my neighbors, the Sasquatch family, I'm really getting that it's dropping into our hearts that there's no I think what we're doing on this planet is we're educating people for the next planet.
and I just wanted to hear what you were getting from the other species.
Well, we're here at ten minutes to two, we're going to cut to the chase.
I think what we're doing on this planet is we're educating people for the next planet.
I think we're educating people to learn how to take care of a planet, live in harmony
with the world, the water, take care of their atmosphere, take care of their trees, take
care of their animals, because this is just one blink in time, in eternity.
And we can't either colonize Mars or go anywhere else with the education level that we have.
Because what we've done is we have completely trashed and destroyed our planet.
So what would make the next world any better than this if we don't learn something new?
And what this is at this moment is a last-ditch educational effort.
To try to raise consciousness as quickly as possible and get people to learn how to love and care for their other living beings.
But it's not just for Earth, it's for eternity.
Beyond for our souls.
Billy in Iowa, you're on with Amelia.
Oh, good morning, good morning, good morning.
I have a question.
I tend to bring home a lot of the stray cats and I help them and try to find homes for them and everything, and I made the mistake of bringing home one cat that was sick.
She has feline AIDS, and there's no vaccination, there's no cure for it, and all seven of my cats that I've had for a couple years now have been exposed to that, so I'm I'm scared to death that it is a death sentence for all of them.
And the one, you know, I took the cat and they put her down, and it's like the vet said that I should just have them all put down to avoid... Oh, gosh, no.
Absolutely not.
Okay, that's... And it's like it's been... Absolutely... Okay, they develop immunities more than we give them credit for.
Now, they're out being exposed to cats that have leukemia and cats that have AIDS.
Now this is no different from a human virus.
You're not going to catch every virus you're exposed to.
If you were, we'd all be dead.
Right.
Okay, we're exposed to things every day.
What I would do in your situation, I'd put them on some really good vitamins, and you can get vitamins at PetSmart or Petco, boost their immunities.
There's a herb called olive leaf.
What is it called?
Olive leaf.
And it's the only thing that we know of that is antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial.
It helps fight viral infections and just boosts the immune system.
And tell those kitties every day, you're strong, you're healthy, you're fabulous in every way.
You have perfect, radiant, dynamic health.
You're not going to get sick.
You know, it's like I've been crying and telling them that I am so sorry, you know, that I did this to you.
Well, maybe you haven't.
Now, should the other cats at some point, Amelia, be tested?
I would, but at this point, just because they've been exposed to it does not mean they're going to get it.
How soon would she likely know if they've got it?
If there are any symptoms.
If you're looking for runny noses, runny eyes.
Upset tummies.
Okay.
A cat that gets this kind of leukemia will have what kind of lifespan ahead of it?
It varies.
I've known cats that had feline leukemia that lived out their entire lives.
Some carry it, some are exposed to other cats, and the other cats never get it.
It's not a death sentence.
Okay.
All right.
Ashley in Michigan, you're on with Amelia Kincaid.
Hello.
Hi.
I always wanted a dog, but unfortunately we live close to a highway, so we always have chosen against that.
Well, I ended up getting a kitten, and she's about a year old now, and she plays fetch.
I love that.
You know those little milk cap rings?
That the rings, when you untwist the milk jug, they come off.
She just loves those.
Those are her favorite toys.
And I was just wanting to let everybody know that, you know, you don't need to go buy your cat toys that they're not going to play with.
Because there isn't a cat I haven't known that doesn't love these.
Well, you know what?
I think you're so right about that.
Because no expensive toy would ever take the place of one of those plastic things that comes off a milk carton.
That's right.
That's it.
Those are their favorite things.
I love kitties that fetch.
A lot of Maine Coons will fetch pieces of candy.
Yes.
It's a Maine Coon trait, too.
Well, thank you, and I just wanted to let everyone know out there that they're the perfect toys.
Oh, gosh.
Well, enjoy her.
I will.
Thank you.
Okay, is there anything that we haven't covered in the interview?
There's just so many people that want to talk to you, but we're coming to the end of it, Amelia.
Is there anything that we should have covered that we haven't?
Well, we could do about another 426 hours, I think.
This went by quicker than any interview I've ever given in my life.
Well, you know, I just, you can kind of sense it from the calls.
We're all animal lovers and so it's, I don't know, it's very close to my heart, very close to obviously many hearts out there.
So yeah, we could do a lot of hours on it.
Your books again are available.
They are, aren't they, still on Amazon and so forth and so on?
They're both on Amazon, and also my website, Art, is just my name.
It's www.AmeliaKincaid.com.
It's two K's.
K-I-N-K-A-D-E.
And I have a listing on that website of my schedule, everywhere I'm teaching.
The books are available.
My meditation CD has a very, very slow, thorough medical gestalt.
And that's about learning how to get inside their body.
Out of time.
Amelia, thank you.
You're welcome.
And good night.
It was a wonderful interview.
Listen everybody, I'll be gone next weekend in Los Angeles for that award.
A great honor indeed, and I will see you the following weekend.
From the high desert, I'm Art Bell.
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