Ever wonder what a lion is thinking? Ever wonder what gorillas talk about just between themselves? Ever wonder what your own dog is thinking as she looks up at you withshining eyes? Amelia Kinkade knows. And after this mind-blowing keynote, you will learn how to listen toanimals, too. In this powerful andwildly entertaining lecture, audience members are empowered with the skills togo home and talk with their animals that very night! Handouts with exercises to practice at home will produce immediateresults in your relationships with your animals, fostering both physical andemotional healings.

"How do I know when my cat is ready to go?" "How will my horse tell me when he wants to say good-bye?" "Should I put my dog to sleep or keep her alive just one more day?" If you’ve ever wrestled with these questions and found yourself feelingfrustrated and helpless, there is finally an answer. This heartfelt keynote is brimming with humor and grace asAmelia delivers some truly satisfying solutions to the difficult questionsabout passage. Yes, there are waysto make contact and determine what your animal wants and needs in his finaldays; and Amelia teaches you how to harness these practical skills.

Participants learn how to establish signals so that they may know forcertain when their animal is ready to relinquish her life, whether she wantsto "go on her own" or have assistance, and agreements are established sothat loved ones might recognize each other "again." Amelia leads participants in a breathtaking meditation designed to teachparticipants how to contact loved ones after death. Amelia offers evidence of eternal life and animal reincarnation in aseries of shocking and inspiring stories from the ‘Other Side.’

3) (Keynote) The Global Epidemic of Extinction: Going,going, gone....

Amelia opens this shattering keynote with an overhead slideshow featuring heartwarming photos of graceful and majestic wild animals. This mesmerizing slide show is accompanied by live music as a gospelsinger serenades the animals with the love-song, "You are so beautiful tome." In a heartbreaking glimpseof what’s to come, he slips the song’s words into past tense and sings"You were so beautiful..."

Amelia builds the shock value of the presentation when shewalks out and drops a heavy unbound document on the stage. Hundreds of pages scatter. What is it? The endangeredspecies list. She talks of theextinction of elephants in Malaysia, gorillas in Africa, monkeys in Vietnam,tigers in India, and even lynx, jaguar, fox, turtles, and butterflies right herein the U.S.

And with unprecedentedinsight into their devastating plight, this celebrated psychic speaks of how theanimals appear to her in her dreams...to say good-bye. But this keynote is not an ode to helplessness. Amelia makes appeals to tithing to numerous wildlife conservationorganizations and leaves her audience buzzing with the spirit of hope, positiveaction, and the desire to make a difference in global transformation.