The Gentle Way With Pets: Angelic Help For Your Animal Companions

<p>Tom T. Moore and his wife Dena formed an international film and distribution company in 1982. Over the ears, he discovered that he had a telepathic connection with guardian angels. The angles help him with predictions, guidance and other information.</p><p>In the 80s, he read extensively and attended a couple of seminars put on by Dick Sutphen, who had coined the name "vortexes" to describe the energies in Sedona, Arizona, and was a million-selling book author. He would prove important to Tom’s development in the future.</p><p>Moore was reading extensively, and that included the monthly magazine, THE SEDONA JOURNAL OF EMERGENCE! One day he read a channeled article by Robert Shapiro. Robert channeled a spiritual being named Zoosh. Zoosh said people could "request benevolent outcomes in their lives." This struck a note with Moore. He began testing it out, and discovered it worked PERFECTLY! He had never been able to say that for any of the modalities he had tried. He worked on the wording and was "inspired" to word it so that anyone of any religious belief could request "Most Benevolent Outcomes" (MBOs).</p><p>In 2005, he and Dena signed up for a seminar put on by Dick Sutphen to improve one’s psychic ability. Moore decided to try and contact an American Indian Shaman that Robert Shapiro channeled for him named "Reveals the Mysteries," while in an altered state. He was successful, and was informed that he was a Shaman living at the same time period in the mid-1600s named "Still Water" and was told he had decided to incarnate in the 20th century to "reintroduce people to The Gentle Way." He received the name of the first book in The Gentle Way series the first time he communicated with his Shaman pal, who is now his main Guide. He was told to write "BOOKS!" and so he wrote the first The Gentle Way book in only 90 days.</p><p>He began asking questions, first of Reveals the Mysteries and then his own Guardian Angel Theo, and Gaia, soul of the Earth. Each time he would ask how his reception was progressing, he was t