Author Archives: Donna Lozito
It Is Imperative to Communicate with Our Animals During Stressful Times
In these unprecedented times, we are all experiencing fear and concern for those we hold dear. Our animals always seek to support us in silent ways, which we are not always aware. Sometimes we seek comfort from them. More often … Continue reading
Is It Possible to Talk to Wild Animals?
I’ve been asked the above question countless times over my many years in practice. The answer to this question is a resounding YES; I’d like to share the most recent experience I had with non-domesticated animals with you: The Story … Continue reading
Sweetie Dreams Lozito: Message on a Window
Over the years and especially at the close of 2019, many animals in my practice and close friends have lost their animal companions… or did they? In my practice, I make it a point to leave my experience aside and … Continue reading
Animal Communication Tip of the Month
Using language, whichever that may be for you, to communicate with your animal strengthens the lines of communication with him/ her. The animals always pick up the energy behind our words and not the actual word. They comprehend the energy … Continue reading
Inner Freedom
“Fear has two meanings: Forget Everything and Run or Face Everything and Rise. The choice is yours.” – Zig Zigler
A Quote for the Day
“We are divine enough to ask, and we are important enough to receive.” – Wayne Dyer
Conversations to Re-Shape Our World
I was recently featured on Karen Tates radio show Conversations to Re-Shape Our World… check it out here!
The Truth About Animals
“We need another and a wiser and perhaps a more mystical concept of animals. Remote from universal nature and living by complicated artifice, man in civilization surveys the creature through the glass of his knowledge and sees thereby a feather … Continue reading
Moringa Oil for Skincare
Moringa oleifera is a large tree that is very nutritious. Almost all parts of the tree are eaten or used as ingredients in traditional herbal medicines. It is one of my favorite oils for soothing skin irritations.
