The book covers a lot of information and has six sections, several different topics.

 

There’s a lot of science-backed information I’ve thrown in—quantum theories that support the idea of consciousness and the afterlife, for example.

I don’t want a “woo woo” book that is easily criticized by skeptics (although, skeptics will always criticize).

 

The first part addresses consciousness and telepathy. I explain about animal communication, the four Clairs, intuition, etc. And there are exercises thrown in, here and there.

 

There’s a section for animals in transition, where I have some examples of my conversations with dying animals; what they’ve told me, their purpose in their person’s life, what they’d like, etc.

 

There are practical resources, meditations, and helpful practices at the end to cope with grief.

 

There’s a part for “visitations” where most people’s stories will fit in.

 

However, some people have submitted stories that had nothing to do with animals or were about animals still living who delivered messages through dreams, for example.

Even though these stories weren’t related to the subject theme of the book (Dr. Bernie Siegel mentions his near-death experience, for example), they are great stories, so I created more chapters to fit these stories in.

 

I wasn’t planning, for example, to write much about reincarnation, because aside from a few personal experiences, I’m not an “expert” on this topic, and I don’t offer this in my in-spirit sessions with clients.

But since 5 or 6 stories are about reincarnation, Penelope Smith’s story in particular,  I created a chapter on reincarnation.

 

The universe is guiding and directing the book, and it’s expanding in ways I hadn’t thought of!

 

Originally, I had planned to group all the stories in one section. But as I said, because of the diversity of topics I’m getting, I'm interspersing stories throughout the book, where they best fit in.

 

I’m also collecting stories from people from all backgrounds, not just communicators, so the book illustrates how anyone can receive messages from their loved ones in spirit.

 

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What I don't want:

1. Sessions you’ve done with a client

2. Someone else’s (your client for example) story

3. Things another communicator may have told you about your departed animal.

 

I only want your personal story of an animal in spirit.

 

One person (not a communicator) wrote about hearing knocks in her closet, and that an animal communicator told her it was her cat.

I’m not using that story.  I only want the person’s direct experience.

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RELEASE FORM:

I, Diana Delmonte, the author, surrender copyrights and ownership of Jane Doe's story, My Baby Girl, for its submission in my book, Between Worlds and Beyond.

I grant Jane Doe permission to publish his/her story about his/her cat, Baby Girl, wherever he/she wants, and before the publication of Between Worlds and Beyond.