Ep 10: How Animal Communication Really Works (and How You Can Do It Too!) with Ditte Young

In this episode, the final in our three episode series on telepathy, I sit down with the incredible Ditte Young to explore the world of animal communication and telepathy. We talk about how she discovered her gift, how telepathy shows up in parenting, and how you can start tapping into your own intuitive abilities. We also get into the real-life applications of telepathy, what it means to build relationships with animals and children through presence and energy, and how love and self-awareness are at the heart of it all. Ditte shares so much wisdom, including the ethical side of this work and what it’s like to navigate skepticism while staying true to your inner knowing. This one’s full of insights, heart, and practical takeaways—don’t miss it.

Takeaways

• Telepathy can be explored without needing to defend its existence.
• Personal experiences shape our understanding of telepathy.
• Building relationships through love and connection is essential for telepathy.
• Intuition plays a crucial role in telepathic communication.
• Understanding the patterns in our lives can lead to personal growth.
• Telepathy can be a tool for healing and understanding.
• Training the telepathic muscle requires practice and patience.
• Ethical practices are vital in the field of telepathy.
• Trusting oneself is key to effective telepathic communication.

Chapters

00:00 Exploring Copenhagen and Personal Backgrounds

02:46 The Journey into Telepathy

06:12 Ditte's Unique Abilities and Early Experiences

09:02 The Connection Between Animals and Telepathy

11:48 The Role of Philip in Ditte's Journey

15:03 Understanding Telepathy and Communication

17:59 Building Connections Through Love

21:02 The Impact of Neurodivergence on Spirituality

23:57 The Importance of Presence and Mindfulness

27:01 Surrendering Control and Embracing the Universe

33:30 Understanding Patterns in Relationships

39:00 Empowerment and Responsibility in Life

40:25 The Forgotten Language of Telepathy

56:17 The Rise of Animal Telepathy and Its Impact

How to connect with Ditte: 

Website: https://ditteyoung.net/

Online courses: https://ditteyoung.net/animal-communicator-courses/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ditteyoung.international/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ditteyoung

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr18hnj0X5_a6nXOrlrmApA

Ditte’s episode on the Telepathy Tapes (Talk Tracks): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talk-tracks-ep-2-exploring-animal-telepathy-with-ditte/id1766382649?i=1000688172202 

Keywords:

​​telepathy, animal communication, intuitive parenting, intuition, parenting and intuition, mindful parenting, conscious parenting, energy healing, emotional intelligence, spiritual growth, self-awareness, personal growth, animal telepathy, animal intuition, animal communication training, empathy and connection, healing with animals, parenting with presence, inner knowing, intuitive communication, spiritual parenting, alternative healing, energy communication, nonverbal communication, raising intuitive children, how to communicate with animals, learning telepathy, ethical telepathy, connecting with your pet, telepathic connection

Transcript

Kelly Smith (00:00)
So it is 3 p.m. your time all the way from Copenhagen, huh? I have, my husband and I, right after we graduated from college, backpacked and Denmark and Copenhagen were top cities. And we traveled in a C shape. I think we flew in to Milan.

Ditte Young (00:05)
Yeah, yeah, you've been here.

Kelly Smith (00:22)
and then went into the rest of Italy and then to France and then Spain. We just made a big circle and we made our way up and Copenhagen is amazing. How long have you been there?

Ditte Young (00:34)
my entire life. I was born in Seoul, South Korea, but because I'm an adoptee, I arrived in Denmark when I was 13 months old. So I've been here for basically 45 years.

Kelly Smith (00:46)
that's a lucky place to land.

Ditte Young (00:49)
It is, actually it is. Often I think, my God, could I have been to the Maldives or an exotic island of countries? What am I doing in cold Scandinavia? It's a very safe country to live in.

Kelly Smith (00:56)
All right.

huh.

It always wins all the awards for the happiest people.

Ditte Young (01:07)
It's actually weird, because we are also the population that are known as being stressed, coming down with stress, which I don't get because we work 37 hours, full payment, ⁓ full maternity leave, ⁓ seven hours of vacation, paid vacation. If you have a regular job, I don't because I'm self-employed.

Kelly Smith (01:31)
Mm-hmm. Right.

Ditte Young (01:34)
free schools, free hospitals, so we have actually nothing to complain about.

Kelly Smith (01:38)
Well, as we know, though, everyone has their own fish to fry, if so to speak. know, nowhere is perfect. But I think it's so cool that you are, it's like time travel. I mean, you're six hours ahead, so it's nine o'clock, nine a.m., my time, and we still get to do this. Like, how cool. I'm in Savannah, Georgia, ⁓ so the Southeastern United States.

Ditte Young (01:46)
That's right.

That's amazing! And where are you? New York?

Okay. ⁓

Kelly Smith (02:04)
But if you ever find

yourself nearby, that's the best thing about this podcast. It's like meeting friends and meeting new people and getting, I'm like, come stay with me. Let me show you Savannah. If it ever worked out. ⁓

Ditte Young (02:14)
I'd love to. Yeah, that's

amazing. You know, COVID did something good, right? It opened the borders.

Kelly Smith (02:21)
That's right, that's right. Well, and sort of this is a little bit of a metaphor for what telepathy can do. And that's why we're, you are sort of the cherry on top of my telepathy series, if you will. I didn't mean to do this, but you're the third guest that has a different part of telepathy. So I'm gonna, I am so into the subject. Obviously the telepathy tapes, once I listened to it, it was all I could talk about.

⁓ And so I wanted to explore different facets of like dive deeper into the things that I've heard And I obviously found you on a Facebook group, which was super random ⁓ and we were somehow talking about how you've done these podcasts and you're just sort of sick of having to defend telepathy and Prove it. You know what? I mean, like let's just operate on the premise that we all agree. This is a thing

Ditte Young (03:13)
Exactly.

Kelly Smith (03:13)
And then

we can just explore it instead of have to like do all the background work. So that's what I wanted to do today. Yes.

Ditte Young (03:18)
Yeah, I love that. And of course,

maybe I had a bad day or low energy when I posted that post when I'm sick and tired of proving myself because I've been doing that my entire life. Could we, you know, take it a step further? But ⁓ of course people.

Kelly Smith (03:35)
I didn't take it negative,

just so you know. I took it as an opportunity and that's again, what you know, an opportunity like, ooh, I'll be the person. I'll be the person you get to talk to. So it all worked out perfectly. ⁓ But okay, let me kind of introduce you and then I want to hear your introduction of a little bit of a background. Again, we're not defending, just explaining about your background. But my dog is here and I just, and we hadn't talked about it. ⁓

Ditte Young (03:45)
Wait!

you

What?

Kelly Smith (04:03)
beforehand. So whatever you're comfortable with, I would love to bring him up and then we can see, we can also, my thought was, and you can also drive this, is he could help drive the conversation. So we'll see if he's got some things. So on my walk today, I asked him if he had any questions for you.

Ditte Young (04:16)
you

Okay, but usually ⁓ maybe I will do that exceptionally for you because usually I won't do telepathy on a podcast show because if I do that, everyone in the world who has a podcast show will try to, you know, ⁓ get in in line when it comes to telepathy. a short question. Yes, of course you can do that.

Kelly Smith (04:39)
that way. Yes.

Yes, sure. And you know

what? This is your lot. Let me preface with that. This is your livelihood. This is your work. And yes, absolutely. No one wants to take advantage of that. So that's fine. We can just do, if you feel like something's coming in and you want to, we can bring it up. If not, let's just explore how we can teach each other and practice to do this ourselves. So we're not, mean, no one's getting you, putting you out of a job, but the education piece is also part of what you do.

Ditte Young (04:57)
Okay, great.

I know. But let me

tell me first before you introduce me, what is your interest? Are you a mother, a dog lover? Why did you wind up with the telepathy tapes?

Kelly Smith (05:17)
Yes!

Oh, so all of the above. I am a seeker and that's why I'm here first and foremost. since I was a little girl, my dad would set me free in the library and I would end up in like the metaphysical section and I would just, you know, I'm like, this is all the stuff I felt like I already knew and then somebody wrote a book about it and now I can explore it even more. So that's kind of where I feel like it all started and then.

I went in and out of churches in my childhood and kind of still looking for more. Anyway, so that's just been an interest of mine that has never waned. And I can say, if any of my friends are listening, they know I could hyperfixate on other random things and it comes and goes. This has been a constant in my life. ⁓ But I am a mother and I was a stay at home mom for a while. They're in school now. I manage rental properties.

and wanted to create something that ⁓ explored some of my interest in this, but yet wanted to connect with people. ⁓ And I am an animal lover. And even as I go on my seeking journey, even more and more, I feel even more connected to nature and animals. And I think that's just a natural progression. ⁓ So I do think that I have some of these same kind of gifts, but I've always just, ⁓ that's just.

Ditte Young (06:32)
Mm.

Kelly Smith (06:41)
That's just popping in my head because it's my own thoughts. But then the more I learn, wait, where are our thoughts coming from? What are our thoughts? And so I just love exploring it all. And it's not like this project, I don't want to get rich and famous. It's to connect people. And I want to be a bridge for everyone to learn these new ideas. So that was not very much of an elevator speech. I apologize.

Ditte Young (07:05)
I love that.

get the chance to get to know you as well. And that's important.

Kelly Smith (07:10)
that's Yeah. Well, thanks for that. Yeah. Cause I don't really

talk about why I'm doing this a whole, whole lot. And it's good to kind of recheck in with myself too. ⁓ Okay. So this is Dita Young, everyone. And she is a telepath, an animal communicator, a clairvoyant and a coach. And I'm going to read the bullets on your bio that you gave me because they are excellent and put, you know, helps put

Ditte Young (07:36)
You

Kelly Smith (07:39)
a little bow on everything, which we all know there's no such thing as a tiny box you fit into, but this just helps with some background. So you are featured on the number one podcast, the telepathy tapes. ⁓ You are a TEDx speaker with the title of your speech, the three tools to success my disabled son taught me. ⁓ And then you're a family therapist, a telepath, a clairvoyant. She's the mother of Philip who was born blind, has optic nerve loss, is autistic and brain damaged. So

I want to get into what came first, your animal telepathy or the ability to be able to help your son and communicate. We can go there. I'm the author or you're the author of four books about telepathy. You co-authored the coaching book, Activate Your Life. ⁓ You are known as Denmark's most recognized animal communicator and you've taught more than 850 students worldwide, blows my mind. How cool is that?

So specifically we want to talk about how, what are some practical applications where we can communicate with our loved ones and pets and love and cultivate that relationship. And you've participated in the telepathy tapes, Money Heist on Netflix, which I haven't seen and I want to check that out, and ⁓ various Danish TV shows and news stations. So you are many things, Dieta, and I want you to give us some of your background on how did you get into this work. ⁓

Ditte Young (08:33)
you

Peace.

Kelly Smith (09:02)
chicken or the egg, which came first, your son or animals? Okay.

Ditte Young (09:07)
Basically, I think I don't know what your target group of listeners are and is it women or is it family members or is it animal life?

Kelly Smith (09:16)
I think that

parents, there's a lot of parents that listen, ⁓ but it's not necessarily parents of non-speakers. And I don't have a child that's autistic or a non-speaker. It's just become an interest where I think that ⁓ these last few episodes I've explored this idea. But yes, women, parents, seekers, honestly, I don't know if it's good or bad, my demographic, like who I am and what I'm seeking, I know I'm not the only one, hence the girl next door, like.

Copy paste, there's other people looking for the same thing. So, hope that helps. Yes.

Ditte Young (09:48)
does.

The girl likes to order spiritual.

love that. think when you have interest in spirituality, ⁓ you often feel othered or like as oversensitive human being. I was brought up as you in a very, I don't know, you said religious, but you said church, mentioned churches and I was brought up in a very religious home here in Denmark. And ⁓ I don't know why that is.

Kelly Smith (10:04)
Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (10:18)
whole different debate we don't have to go into because it's vulnerable but

experienced as a child it was a bad thing to explore spirituality. It was the devil's work or black magic or yeah negative forces and I felt ever since I was a child I was special gifted but I didn't felt it like I was special gifted I just knew there is some abilities I have I don't think other people recognize here because I feel so alone with this.

It is super natural for me to sense what happens in a room, even though people aren't speaking openly about it. It's very natural for me to hear, literally hear, what the animals are telling me and I just knew that my friends were interested in so many other things. And when I turned...

I think I was eight, six, seven, eight years old, I started to get increased abilities, which means ⁓ starting to predict the future, predict diseases, predict whenever people were going to die. It was very overwhelming as a seven, eight year old girl.

And I kind of shut it shut it down, it just kept on being becoming bigger and bigger and stronger and stronger. And when I turned 19 years old.

I was so sick and tired of it. So I communicate, I contacted a claymoyant school and here in Europe, we have a lot of schools because we need the ethic and the morality and the standard to be very high. And I kind of liked that about Europe. In the UK, the mediums are known for their police work when it comes to detective work and crime crimes, you know, investigation and stuff like that. So it was important for me to go to somebody.

who had a very high standard of this. And she told me, 19 years old, you are becoming a very renowned animal communicator, you're becoming world famous, and you will give birth to a son, and he will be special gifted, and you will create speeches about him and standing on stages talking about your son. And the two things I noticed, I remember, was animal what?

And what, because animal communication in the eighties and nineties weren't a thing. And the second thing that had my interest was who's the dad? If I get a son, who's the freaking dad? Is he good looking or how can I date him? yeah, beat the son. I'm interested in the dad.

Kelly Smith (13:05)
Yeah, let's get to the real questions here.

Ditte Young (13:14)
I had to practice on 60 people during my education and it was a lot of...

assignments which I have been inspired by and and I took those methods into my educations either animal communication or parents, parents who are interested in telepathy and they are primarily about blindfolding people because if you blindfold ⁓ a telepath ⁓ you know you're not biased or can cold read or

just be the partition that are totally objective in a test or in a session. And I practiced with 40 animals as well, which is a hundred souls, two or four legged. I took in everything. Birds, dogs, goldfish, ants, everything, because I had to understand what is animal what? Animal communication. And I saw how easy it was.

I saw this is way too simple, I can't even get it. Okay, I understand now the difference between mediumship, claymoyance, healing, deceased contact, telepathy, I truly get it. And I have to pass this on to other people.

Kelly Smith (14:24)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (14:30)
And then I studied as a therapist, think many people that are interested in the spiritual world or alternative world, when we enter, we never stop. ⁓ this is interesting. ⁓ this is interesting too. It's super expensive and it takes a lot of money and a lot of time. Right. ⁓

Kelly Smith (14:42)
Mm-hmm.

true.

Ditte Young (14:49)
And when I was, I worked in the TV industry back then and I started with Clamoyant session with animal communication as a side job. It was my full-time job. And I remember I was standing in a stable.

And I had to help an owner with a mare that was pregnant and it was important for the owner to know, it a stallion? They wished for a stallion because it would be a lot of money, worth a lot of money or a mare. And I remember this mare told me, and this might sound ridiculous, but this is true. Okay. You need the yes hat and the ⁓ Yes. Okay, great.

Kelly Smith (15:23)
Nope, don't ever worry about that.

Yes, the Yes Hut says, nothing is ridiculous. It's all

amazing. I love it.

Ditte Young (15:34)
And the mayor said, ⁓ it's a stallion and you have a stallion in you too. And I was like, what?

And I ran home, I never planned on becoming pregnant. And I ran home and took a pregnancy test and it was, I was pregnant with Philip, my son. So the animal came first and then a long journey started with Philip and getting to become even better and even stronger, faster telepath after I got him in my life. And he kind of forced me into becoming a full blown animal communicator and a therapist because I couldn't go back to my

regular job in the news department. So that's how my journey.

Kelly Smith (16:17)
Okay, because you had to

care for him more, you had to be focused on him and okay. And this job afforded that flexibility. Oh wow. And again, if you, now with the bird's eye view, you're just like, it all makes sense. Doesn't it help you with any hardships now in your life to be able to see, look, if all of this all worked out exactly how it's supposed to, the rest will too.

Ditte Young (16:21)
Yes.

Totally, it's very, very recent that this occurred to me, even though I'm a spiritual person and a Clavoyant, I believe there's a meaning to everything, trust in the universe, et cetera, et cetera, and manifestation and so on. But I never understood why am I the animal communicator, because I don't have animals, I'm not a rider, I don't have a horse, I was freaked out and I was actually scared of the horses to begin with.

I think I got this job because I'm not afraid of it and I'm not projecting on it. I don't have a goal in there the industry. I don't have any acknowledgement or goals to reach. actually don't give a beep flying something being in there. just, could become pure as an animal communicator. But my team around me often said, because I communicate it with autism,

Kelly Smith (17:26)
Yeah.

Ditte Young (17:39)
autistic

children and as a clavoyant, an telepath, they ⁓ had difficulties to figure out how can we create that career shift from an animal communicator to...

a telepath with children. How do we do that without losing your good reputation, your work so hard for? And I get it now. And the telepathy tapes has been a very important piece in my puzzle. And I have said that to Kai Dickens as well. Thank you for making this job easier for me to build that bridge, because I couldn't have participated on the telepathy tapes if I didn't have Philip or if I was an animal communicator.

Kelly Smith (17:59)
you

I

mean, the pieces of the puzzle, it's astounding, but it shouldn't be, right? To your point, like we should just be like, ⁓ that makes sense, but it doesn't feel like that as a human sometimes. So let me ask you about when you, with your, were you able to communicate with Phillip in utero? Yeah?

Ditte Young (18:30)
Thank you.

I know.

Oh yeah, oh yeah,

I knew something was off. But I think so many people and parents out there who have some motherly instinct or parenting intuition or a sixth sense are being swiped away from the professional team saying, no, no, no, you're a first time mom. No, no, no, it's not true. And I believe them, even though I felt something is off here. And I had a C-section with giving birth to

and I wasn't sedated, which was a very traumatic experience. And when he came out, I remember I knew...

It's true something is off and when he turned three months, ⁓ I told the nurse, I need another nurse because you don't believe me and I know something is off. And then I swapped to another nurse and she got us hospitalized in a heartbeat of a second. In came the neurologist, psychiatrist, the doctors telling me you have a completely blind son who's brain damaged. And I, as a mother was like,

Sorry, excuse what? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I didn't smoke. I didn't drink. I didn't do any stuff, lotions or hormone. I did everything by the book and I got.

Kelly Smith (20:01)
Right. I did it all right.

Ditte Young (20:09)
the neurodivergent son, what the what? And I totally get why I got him now and I wouldn't exchange him in the world. it sounds a bit exaggerated when I tell this story, but it's honest. It's very honest because I think all parents fear during those nine months, something wrong with the kid? Oh my God, is it sound and healthy? And mine wasn't. And now I totally understand.

Kelly Smith (20:33)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (20:37)
He's just the perfect boy who teaches me about presence, only being the now, believing in my intuition. because telepathy is like building up a muscle in the brain, I already trained that part of the brain, but he trains me every single day, which is I'm faster, I'm stronger, I'm better because of him.

Kelly Smith (20:57)
Mm-hmm.

Well, and you're the perfect mother for him. I he chose you. And then when you were pregnant and giving birth and were told this news, did you remember your reading from the clairvoyant and your...

Ditte Young (21:14)
yes.

And when I started training with horses, just because out of curiosity, again, I was afraid of the horses, ⁓ news spread really fast, really fast in that equine industry and later in the canine industry. But because I wasn't a horse girl, I never subscribed to horse magazines and they wrote articles about me, which means I became famous before I knew I was famous.

Kelly Smith (21:39)
Right.

Because you didn't have the magazines or the you weren't in the community

Ditte Young (21:44)
Thank

And

I remember I thought, okay, this is happening right now. Where are all those clients coming from? How do they find me? Because this was way before Facebook was a thing. And now I get it. Now I get it.

Kelly Smith (22:00)
And

they were training you to be the perfect mother for Philip too. I mean, it's all...

Ditte Young (22:03)
Yes.

Yeah, it makes sense.

Kelly Smith (22:06)
⁓ Okay, so when I was talking to Lenny this morning, again, I don't know if I'm doing it right. I don't feel, I can't tell you that right, isn't that what you probably hear all the time? ⁓ I asked him ⁓ when I was walking, we were walking, and I'm like, hey, this is what I'm doing. And I speak out loud and give pictures in my head when I'm trying to communicate with him at the same time.

he's sniffing some kind of moss situation. And I'm thinking, pay attention to me, I'm talking to you. And then that question came to mind for me to ask you. So what is sometimes it look like? Just because our child or our animal isn't focusing on us, are we still communicating or do you need to like, be like, hey buddy, eyes up. How does it look when it's happening?

Ditte Young (22:52)
Telepathy is known in everyday life as you receive a thought in your head or an image in your head or an emotion. So those three things, those three methods I call it, transmitted is called telepathy. Some telepaths get only the thought-based transmission, other people only get the images. ⁓

Kelly Smith (23:08)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (23:19)
And in everyday life, you know it because when you think of a friend, she calls you. Or when you think of, ⁓ I get this nervous emotion in my stomach that something is off, I think I have to react on it. And it's true, something was off, et cetera, et cetera. So that is how it's shown in reality. So it doesn't require an eye-to-eye contact where Lenny is saying and opening his mouth simultaneously with you.

Kelly Smith (23:46)
or like looking up at me while

I'm talking to him.

Ditte Young (23:48)
Hello mommy, I can't hear you. It doesn't

work that way. He sends out thoughts and emotion and energies all the time. And it's up to us to pick up on it and to ⁓ give you an example and the listeners an example of how it works as a telepath. ⁓

Kelly Smith (23:57)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (24:08)
If you could imagine, Kelly, that you and I were sitting on a couch watching a movie together. We had a movie night, but you weren't looking at the television. I was the only one to look at the television. You were looking outside the window or you were blindfolded or falling asleep or something. I had-

Kelly Smith (24:23)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (24:25)
to get a hold of the storyline here and then I could pass it on to you. So it wouldn't be a now-to-now based, he said, because I wouldn't have time enough to do that while he spoke to me in the TV, I wouldn't have the capacity to tell you simultaneously what he said. had to...

Kelly Smith (24:46)
Right.

Ditte Young (24:46)
wait for it for a bit. ⁓ that's the meaning. He said, let's go to the cafe and I could say, Kelly, he says they are going to the cafe. Does that make sense?

Kelly Smith (24:57)
Yes, because that's how I've always wondered how, how, when I've watched the telepathy happen, how do they have the ability? It's almost like watching any interpreter, really, like a sign language. mean, how are they able to keep up with the message and communicate at the same time? But it's, but you can visually see it with a sign language interpreter. and any different languages of people interpret it, there's a little bit of a delay. You have to sort of download and then, right? Is that what you're saying?

Ditte Young (25:26)
Pass

it on. For example, to you ⁓ who you listened to my episode on the telepathy tape, right? Okay. ⁓ But to the listeners who haven't got the chance to get there or aren't interested, I did a telepathical session with the producer, Kai Dickens Dog, which is called Tucker. And ⁓ I told, if you remember, ⁓ I told Kai Dickens,

Kelly Smith (25:26)
Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. Yes.

Ditte Young (25:52)
Your dog Tucker shows me a park. That's the image. And I think that's a thought. He's not with your family, but he says that thought that...

Kelly Smith (25:57)
Bye.

Ditte Young (26:09)
he will become more playful or happier if you took him there. And that's the emotion. So that's the three way of him sending this information to me. And it's up to me to interpret it correctly. Because if I misinterpret the emotions...

Kelly Smith (26:25)
you

Ditte Young (26:26)
It would have been a different story if I have told Kai, my goodness, your dog hates the park. You will never take him there. know, he's super traumatized by that and he hates children. Stay, stay away from children.

Kelly Smith (26:32)
Yeah.

And it was the opposite. You could feel the emotions to know.

Ditte Young (26:43)
which means

it's important to take your time as a translator or the telepath. What is the meaning behind this? Use your clear sentence, your empathy. Okay, this is happiness or this is anxiety or this is sorrow or this is anger and then translate it.

Kelly Smith (27:01)
I love that. That's okay. Already on the practical applications. I think that's fantastic. So what he told me that I think, and again, it could be my team. This is where I'm learning to discern. Is it my spiritual connection when I'm on a walk to my higher self and my spiritual guides, or am I actually talking to Lenny? I don't know, but I know that this information that came through was not out of my head. He said, ⁓ he told me that if you want to know how to speak telepathically, it just begins with love.

and you need to ⁓ build a connection of love just like any relationship. And just to give you background, and then I want you to weigh in on this whole idea, ⁓ I often try to talk to my guides about, feel like there's some kind of block that I can't make this discernment between who I'm talking to and can you help me? And they basically have given me the message that,

I am not building the, there is no block. I need to pause as the human, take a moment to connect, turn off the noise, and build the relationship. And that effort will then allow me to have that discernment. But I can't go on a walk, listen to a podcast, meditate for five minutes, ⁓ answer the text message, and say, there's a block.

Like, so they're like laughing and saying, there's no block. You just need to chill out, sister. So Lenny was giving me similar visuals when he's like, it begins with love and connection, just like that. So if you want to connect telepathically, you need to purely love me and empty your mind and just believe that this can happen and start to forge that muscle and connection. sorry to ramble on, but that's what I got during my walk. But I want to hear if you agree, if you have caveats.

Ditte Young (28:55)
The essence of being a telepath ⁓ is actually being as pure as possible, which means you cannot have an ego in there during a session like that, which means I understand why he said, Leni, pure love, because it's actually true. You can't have a mission. You can't project anything. You can't have a thought in there because you need to empty yourself and your mind to create room for

the client, the dog, the child, the cat, the horse, to let them tell their stories. And it's different from what you think, what you want, what you wished for and leave space for that basically, which is why it's very difficult to be a professional telepath because you can never be in it.

Kelly Smith (29:27)
Hmm.

Ditte Young (29:50)
You have to leave yourself out of your own job. No acknowledgement, no ego, nothing. And it takes, it takes a lot. And in my, ⁓ in my educations, when I do that, people are like, is telepathy that easy when you, when you turn it on in the brain? I'm like, yep, it is. But finding time and space in your everyday stressful life with no interruption, no thoughts. Good luck. This is difficult. It's difficult.

Kelly Smith (30:21)
often ask my friends when they're like, well, I don't want to meditate because I just don't want to sit there and do like chants. And they have this, you know, stereotypical idea in their mind. I'm like, listen, when was the last time you sat down and put your phone on airplane mode for 15 minutes and just sat there with yourself? mean, people just don't, it's just not something in our everyday life. And they're like, ⁓ like that, you know, I think it's interesting that that concept, there's like a mental leap to get there.

Ditte Young (30:36)
Thank

Kelly Smith (30:51)
in our day and age.

Ditte Young (30:52)
That's why we get all these neurodivergent children to the world because they force us to put the flight mode on our screens, apps, devices. They force us to do it. And I'm pretty sure, and I know this sounds like a silver paper hat or something very alternative, I think the universe is going to help us to become who we were born to be. ⁓ Regardless, it can be shown in many different forms.

through a new president, with ⁓ COVID and a lockdown, neurodivergent children, they are trying to teach us to be more loving and caring to one another. And there are so many different paths for us to understand it. And it's very interesting that many skeptical people, when it comes to spirituality, are just self-inside. ⁓

apparently has to ⁓ be victimized of traffic, car accidents, brain injuries, or blood clutches, and then they wake up from a coma and they're super spiritual. Now they're super over religious. I'm a believer now. Is that because they lost their normal sense of what's ⁓ their normal brain function is? No, it's because they experienced

Kelly Smith (31:57)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (32:17)
to that there is something that is bigger than you and I and they experienced that ⁓ they don't have power of anything. Give it to God. Give it to the universe.

Kelly Smith (32:29)
Yeah. An ego

death mixed with what you're saying. Yes. It's like that an ego where I I'm not in control. Yeah.

Ditte Young (32:36)
Exactly. Yeah.

Kelly Smith (32:38)
Which, that's a hard pill to swallow when you really, really sit in it. Because there is some control, I believe, in terms of we're shaping our own realities. That's our piece of control. But how that may happen, that's what you have to surrender to.

Ditte Young (32:49)
Definitely.

Definitely, but ⁓ if you look at ⁓ a situation, think many of... ⁓

of people, you know, normal people out there understand would be, okay, you have a woman and ⁓ she's in abusive relationship. What is the odds? Odds that she finally breaks up with the dude, ends up at a bar finding the next abusive guy. Or it could be a sensitive person going into a company, finding the psychopath of a boss.

⁓ get fired or resigns, find the next psychopathic boss, means, ⁓ is it you who attracts the psychopath and the abusive ⁓ partner because it's your karma lesson and you need to learn from it? Or, and is it because the universe will make sure that, ⁓

You have to deal with this task, regardless wherever you go. But do you have the power of finding a new job? Yes. Do you have the power of leaving your husband? Yes, you do. But you also have the responsibility to figure out why am I being met with these obstacles all the time in the world, instead of being a victim of it, but handling it.

Kelly Smith (34:19)
Yes, ⁓ I mean that was such a good explanation where yeah, listen, those patterns are going to repeat out of your control. I love or and, or and is like, or yes, or and, but it's not out of your control. You need to deal with that pattern. And that sounds so much. So how would you, what's your method to, and this is kind of a hard question because it's sort of personal for everyone on how to sort of.

Ditte Young (34:30)
in.

Yes!

Thanks

Kelly Smith (34:45)
disprove their limiting beliefs, how to transmute those patterns once you face them. Once you decide, okay, why is this triggering me? What's the lesson here? And then how would you transmute it? Is that something that you've been faced with?

Ditte Young (35:00)
yeah, my entire life. In my personal relationships, I have been with men because yeah, I'm in a relationship to men and I've been attracted to the alpha men, which means those men who had the courage to knock down my self-defense mechanism and just enter my heart and I felt seen and I felt chosen and I felt like the little princess because I was kind of like an ice bitch back then.

Kelly Smith (35:29)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (35:29)
because

⁓

Kelly Smith (35:33)
Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (35:59)
Why am I attracting those dudes? And I knew, okay, this must be, what am I gaining from this relationship? I'm gaining the fact that when I feel I rescued them, I feel worthy. I feel valued in my relationship. Well, then the lesson must be to value myself, very, very fast. And then it stopped.

Kelly Smith (36:02)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (36:23)
Then the pattern stopped and I always ask myself when I'm in by I see things as an invitation in my life when people are mistreating me or projecting drama on me. I know. ⁓ there's something I didn't heal because otherwise I would never attract it. Does that make sense?

Kelly Smith (36:42)
Absolutely. I think,

this theme has come up a good bit, which I love re-exploring, that what you can do, and that you've learned to do in these, is to have the strength to not feel the shame around the fact that you're the creator. Because I think that could be easy. Like, I'm trying to learn how to communicate that to my kids without shaming them. So if they come home and they're like this.

Ditte Young (36:56)
Mmm.

Yes.

Kelly Smith (37:06)
⁓ This person said they didn't like my shoes. I'm just trying to come up with an example. Their shoes and I admit they made me feel bad. Well, no one can make you feel bad, but what were they showing you? And how are maybe it's an inside job. Do you not feel great about your shoes and why? And where's the self-confidence waning? And we can look to build up your self-love. So therefore people aren't having the mirror effect in your life. But.

where I struggle and maybe you have some advice is explaining that to my child without saying, hey, you created this bully and you should, and then they're gonna be like, wait, it's my fault? Do you know what? So that's a hard thing to communicate, but I think as soon as they get it, it's life-changing.

Ditte Young (37:48)
It's

It's a hard balance. I think all children, all souls on this planet, dogs, cats, horses, human beings, we are seeking acknowledgement and to be understood. we have, build friendships by being mirrored by another person. ⁓ you fancy shoes. I fancy shoes. you like, I don't know what Italian food. love Italy. my God. have something in common. So we constantly seek.

Kelly Smith (38:10)
⁓ Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (38:20)
equality and things where it feels ⁓ safe for us because now we are the same and your child is doing exactly the same thing when you, when they ask for it, can you just meet me in my needs for I was hurting, was hurtful. Acknowledge that. Yes, he was an ass. You shouldn't have said that or she shouldn't have said that and, and, or, and what can you do differently the next time?

Kelly Smith (38:40)
Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (38:49)
Did you speak up about it or do you want me to take action on it? Or did you ask for help from a teacher? Et cetera, et When you teach your child to act, feel, acknowledge and act.

Kelly Smith (38:57)
Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I think that's

beautiful. then, mean, also, and, and or, you can say, when you explore those feelings, like, how did that make you feel? And if they said, like, makes me feel bad about it, then let's say, well, let's learn about how to not give that person power. How do we, and then to your point, those actions often disempower the other person. So I don't know. I think that is.

Ditte Young (39:19)
Yeah.

right.

Kelly Smith (39:28)
One of the secrets to life is learning how to be empowered and take responsibility rather than the victim.

Ditte Young (39:36)
Totally,

totally everyone around me, clients, friends, family members victimize themselves because they are passing on the power, oh my boss was an ass or oh my boyfriend was hurting me or blah blah blah blah blah. I'm like no no no no no because you can take action on it.

Kelly Smith (39:55)
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. And you can take responsibility. This might be something that, you're the common denominator to your point. Who is the person that's continuing to be in the cycle? ⁓ Okay, one thing I wanted to talk about too, if you're open to it is, ⁓ often I hear and read about telepathy being like the original language of consciousness and that we are just remembering it rather than learning it. ⁓ Do you have thoughts on maybe why we forgot as a species, as a human consciousness?

And what are some of the best ways to remember?

Ditte Young (40:28)
⁓ It's interesting, I never heard that we forgot about telepathy and it is where everything origins from. Is that correct?

Kelly Smith (40:36)
Like the original

language, I don't know. Maybe that's not the case.

Ditte Young (40:40)
⁓ I basically think it's the same thing because I recognize this because I don't know how, but in the Stone Ages or when we were dependent on killing a prey, we lived in cages and had to listen and sense. We used all our senses, otherwise we would have been killed or have nothing to eat. And the pineal gland is a part of the brain and ⁓

Kelly Smith (41:02)
Thank you.

Ditte Young (41:10)
Some people think that telepathy starts from the pineal gland. And when they measured the pineal gland back then, and again, I have no idea how they did that, but you can Google it. Pineal gland, yeah. It was on the same size as ⁓ a golf ball back then.

Kelly Smith (41:21)
Right. Okay, fair.

Okay.

Ditte Young (41:32)
And when you measure the pineal gland today, where we're living in a society where we don't think anymore, we swipe or we, you know, click on a keyboard and the GPS is telling us where to go instead of sensing where to go, they measure the pineal gland at the size of a pea.

small little green pea which means if that is the case we have a potential we stop using and that's why I recognize what you are saying here but I'm not sure it was the to say that telepathy is the first language I don't know if it's a language

Kelly Smith (42:10)
Maybe it means

soul language, like not maybe as ⁓ embodied humans, but when in the non-physical, we are all using telepathy. And so when we come from the non-physical into our bodies, it's a remembrance of what it would have been like. ⁓

Ditte Young (42:26)
Yeah. And I think we just forgot being intuitive.

Stop being intuitive. of the P when people ask me, how can I train telepathy meditate? And if you hate meditation, shut off your GPS and drive, figure out how to get there because I know you'll get to the right location. take your 15 minutes more, but it's not going to take you three hours because you have some sort of, you know, like inner map or an inner watch.

Kelly Smith (42:43)
Mm-hmm.

Right.

I love that as

a practical exercise too, just to flex that muscle. Do your point. If it's a muscle, let's use it. Because it is terrifying when they say use it or lose it. It's terrifying to think we could lose it.

Ditte Young (43:00)
Let's train it.

I don't think we can lose it ever, because I always think as a person with instincts, which we have, and we have our nervous system to help us with potential danger. We aren't that stupid. We are stupid. We are more stupid than animals, because if a horse gets electrified on a fence, it will never come near the fence. If a dog gets...

attacked by a black Labrador or another dark ⁓ dog, it will never come near that color of dogs. Again, we as human beings are the only one repeating our actions. In case we didn't understand it the first time, we're trying the second time, the third time and the fourth time. But I don't think we will ever forget about being intuitive.

We have our intuition, we have our sixth sense, but some people are more open than other people of using it.

Kelly Smith (44:10)
Well yes, that makes sense. Are there any other tricks or tips besides you have meditation and I love the idea to turn off the GPS just see what you can do. as a, if you're not in a hurry, let's see. It's, it's a, yeah, just drive and see if you use your senses to end up in the right place. And then if you don't, you can always turn the GPS back on, right? No harm, foul, but it's a good exercise. Are there any other exercises you recommend?

Ditte Young (44:29)
Peace.

⁓ Be visual to be frank. This is telepathy because I always you can always ask for a proof of telepathy You can ask the the child or you can ask the dog or the horse to do some sort of signal and just Remember that it will only show it to you once or twice. It won't be a circus pony and say, okay I'll do it again and again and again and again So be respectful when you ask for a proof of any kind that could be if it's a yes, please not or Turn your head to the right

and if it's a no, turn your head to the left and wait for it and it will show you it turned the head to the right and we as human being might think, my god, it turned, it must be a yes, no, it's a coincidence, we'll say immediately after, ask the dog again, can you do it again? And that's what I mean, do it maximum twice and then stop, then it's not for the dog.

Visualization is one of the most difficult things when it comes to telepathy because it's difficult to visualize things. When I talk about visualization and I said ⁓ Tucker the dog in the telepathy tape showed me a park. That image is like the same if I told you ⁓ can you show me what's in your fridge now, but don't go there.

Then you have to seek inside of yourself instead of out. Your intention goes back in your, you know, to the back of your head or mind seeking. Okay. I opened the door. What is on the side? What's, you know, where's the milk? Where's the fruit? Where's the fruit? Where's, know, the sausage, et cetera, whatever you might have in your fridge, but you can maintain that image for an hour. It's so exhausting. You have to do snippets of it.

Kelly Smith (46:19)
Mm.

Ditte Young (46:24)
Does that make sense to you?

Kelly Smith (46:25)
Yes,

and that makes me feel like I'm doing it right. So thank you for that validation because the whole visualize, when I first really started getting serious in my meditation, I would try to do the guided ones and I felt like I wasn't doing it right because I could not hold the space. Imagine yourself in your safe place in nature and then you're supposed to, and they guide you down the path and I could see it kind of, but I just felt like I was doing it wrong. But then the more I've meditated just in silence or without a goal.

I can visualize, when you said that about my fridge, I had specific anchors of things. I could see it and you know, that proves again, I'm in need of validation at this stage of my growth. That proves it's a muscle that you can't, so many people, ⁓ I'm just bad at visualizing. Well, that'll prove that you're actually developing your muscle once it gets better.

Ditte Young (47:17)
Yeah, and train

it. If it's difficult to visualize things, close your eyes and visualize something. It's like when you are having a dream or you are doing manifestations. It's the same thing.

Kelly Smith (47:29)
Yes, the dream analogy is so beautiful because I'll tell, when talking about discerning, who you might be speaking to. maybe, again, this is the way I've been working on it. In a dream, I don't always see someone's face, but I know who it is because of how they feel.

It's also just like, it just is. Like, that just is my husband in the dream. It's not like I'm seeing his face and what he's wearing. And then that's kind of how I'm learning in the discernment. It just is that because there's some energetic blueprint, not because I see, their nose is that shape or this is the sound of their voice.

Ditte Young (47:50)
Mm.

Good. But because why do we need clothes? Why do we need that particular nose? Because on the other side we don't have that anymore anyways.

Kelly Smith (48:17)
And then

there is evidential mediumship, suppose, where they, maybe the spirit is giving the medium these visual cues as evidence for the person you're sitting with.

Ditte Young (48:29)
Yeah, and that's the only reason why they do it. And they always show themselves when they look the best.

Kelly Smith (48:35)
Yeah.

So hey, that feels good for everybody. You can create your persona over there. Okay. Do you want to, can you mind if I ask you one question about Lenny? I don't want to take up too much of your time with that, if that's okay. He's taking a little nap. Hey Lenny, come here. Come here. I want to meet you. I want you to meet somebody. Come here. If I tell him I'll give him some cheese, he'll get her real quick.

Ditte Young (48:49)
Yeah, it's okay.

Hahaha

Kelly Smith (49:04)
Come here, buddy. Sorry in advance to all those listening to the podcast and you just heard my dog baby voice. That's annoying. All right, come on. Come here. Up. Come up, up here. No, right here, silly. All right, say hi. Say hi.

Ditte Young (49:11)
This was.

See

say hi oh you're a cutie and

i hear hello lady hello hey he's nice

Kelly Smith (49:26)
Hey.

So we have a thing in our house. This is one random question. My husband's gonna be like, you had two questions and this is the one you're asking. ⁓

Ditte Young (49:36)
You

Kelly Smith (49:38)
He's half husky, and so we do a thing where we get him to howl, and it doesn't take much. We just do our own howl, and he starts howling. But then he'll start wagging his tail, but yet he feels, to me, kind of anxious about it. And so I want to be able to tell my family, he feels like he's one of the pack when we do the howling, and it's fun, or does it give him anxiety because it's over-stimulating? That's such a random question, but I've always been interested.

Ditte Young (50:03)
⁓ a bit of anxiety, I'm sorry to admit this, but it's more like anxiety and ⁓ he's so well behaved, he's so well trained, which means I wouldn't interrupt with that beautiful training, I must say I think your husband did with Lenny, ⁓ because when I went...

Kelly Smith (50:25)
Mm.

He doesn't

really bark, but, or you know, make a whole lot of noise. And I don't know if he was trained, so he's a rescue dog. We don't know much anything about his background.

Ditte Young (50:36)
But I sense on him he's very well trained and I also sense on him that he wants to behave to be sure that he's here to stay. I have to be, you know, a really good boy so I can stay in the family. Which could be solved in another way. If you wanted him to howl, it can go either way. Respecting, okay, this is the reason why he's not doing it or the other way he can do it and I'm allowing it by telling him you are here to stay.

Kelly Smith (50:50)
So,

Okay, so before we do our, it's okay, because that's what it is. It's a fun thing we like to do, especially my kids get in on it. We're all, and it's, the feeling initially is like, ⁓ we're all one pack, and he's, it's a fun thing. But then sometimes I feel like he gets nervous about it, and I don't.

Ditte Young (51:06)
If that makes sense please.

Yeah,

and he's sensitive, even though he's a playful one and he's a very beautiful prince, he's sensitive. So it is overstimulating him as well.

Kelly Smith (51:30)
Yes.

We've had to put him on some recent medicine. Is there anything you're picking up on that of how it's making him feel?

Ditte Young (51:47)
I don't know what the medicine is for or what this health issue is and I'm not doing a full telepathy here and trying to tune in on everything. But when you said medicine, my heartbeat started to go up a little bit and my heart is beating faster, which means one of the side effects from the medicine besides feeling dry, feeling ⁓ I'm getting really thirsty right now. ⁓

Kelly Smith (52:00)
Hmm.

He was

just drinking water when you said that, He just walked over and drank water out of his bowl as you, cheers. Linnie, tell us about how the medicine's making you feel now that you're done with your water.

Ditte Young (52:16)
What are you?

I drink water.

But

thirsty, dryness inside, and the heart rate goes up. That was the three side effects.

Kelly Smith (52:39)
Okay.

Okay, yeah, so he's taken it for ⁓ some sort of seizures. It looks like neuromuscular and we just lowered his dosage because he was getting kind of tired and lethargic. So anyway, we're hoping that it's better than a seizure. Do you know what I mean? And one of was hypothyroidism. So anyway, we're working on that with him and making sure that he's comfortable. it's just tricky when you...

when you don't know what your hope

Ditte Young (53:12)
But maybe you should believe in your own abilities and just ask him, just clean yourself, be pure and say whatever come will come and believe it. That'll be the task.

Kelly Smith (53:23)
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

That is the task is the believing it. Yeah. And not worrying about anybody else and if they believe it. It's... Yeah.

Ditte Young (53:32)
Yeah,

it's not important if anybody else believe it, it's your dog.

Kelly Smith (53:37)
Right? That's true.

And there'll be times that when we're talking as a family and so the howling thing, he jumped off the bed after our little like we're all playing with him and then he kind of walked away and I said, he just told y'all he is not your puppet. And that's exactly what I was getting. That it's like, okay guys, this is fun but I am not just here to be your show pony. And ⁓ I'm done now. But so.

Ditte Young (53:53)
you

Yeah.

Kelly Smith (54:05)
And it could just be, again, it's just an observation too, but that doesn't make it any less true. Yeah.

Ditte Young (54:10)
Trust it. Trust it.

I have created books and online classes about personality profiles, animal personality profiles. And you heard on the telepathy tapes, I called Tucker, I think it was playful, sensitive, and I can't remember if I said prince or king. But when I look at Lenny, it's clear, the playful one, very sensitive one, and the prince. And the prince is the majestical one. He's too fancy. He's too nice. He's too snobbish to do, you know, elsewhere.

Thanks

something else, be respectful, ask him, approach him, ask for his permission on things. And when you don't meet the animal's needs in their personality profiles, then we interpret as human beings, they have behavioral issues. And that's why I created those personality profiles, because I can explain the behavioral issues and we can remove them in the minute the owners understand.

it's about.

Kelly Smith (55:11)
Mm-hmm.

He, ⁓ earlier in our adoption, the beginning when we had, he would run away and, ⁓ he would bolt any chance he would get. Now we live in a place without a fence and he still wanders off every now and then, but he knows that he's not supposed to, but I feel like it's in response to me not exercising him the way we, if it's like a day where I wasn't able to get him a walk. Well, and again, that just makes sense, right? And instead of explaining it away.

Ditte Young (55:37)
It does.

Yeah. Yeah, of course it makes sense. He was understimulated. Then I'm going to take off. I just have to go to the gym myself.

Kelly Smith (55:41)
Bye.

And

that's what I feel like he said before. I'm like asking my husband, are you able to take him today? Cause I've got it. And he's like, no. And he said, well, he's good. He's saying, cause he'll just pace around the house if he hadn't had his walk. And I'm like, he's saying he's going to go take it upon himself. And that's why I can't get too mad at him when he, cause I'm like, I need to get it. But also, Hey, Lenny, can you just do laps around the house? That would be better than ending up at the neighbor's house. I would appreciate that. We got to keep you safe.

Ditte Young (56:13)
That's true.

Kelly Smith (56:17)
But explaining that about like, I don't want you to run away because the cars could hit you. ⁓ Anyway, thanks for that. That's amazing. ⁓ And talking about your business being able to teach others how to do telepathy, are there other general messages and themes that are coming up now new in your business now that you don't have to break through those walls of skepticism and the...

Ditte Young (56:17)
Yeah.

Yeah.

What?

Kelly Smith (56:44)
the publicity that the telepathy the apes have given you. Have you got to explore new avenues in your business?

Ditte Young (56:49)
I am swamped. was already very busy. I've been working in the telepathical industry for 27 years and I'm very renowned in Europe. But the telepathy tapes has truly shown me how big the telepathy tapes actually is. Because it's not only people from America, it's people from China, India.

Kelly Smith (56:51)
Yeah.

Ditte Young (57:11)
It's all over Europe. It's amazing to see how many people, it's 10 million people right now from the world. many people have listened to the animal communication tapes and the talk tracks with me. And I think for some people, they find it more digestible that it's about animals ⁓ because it's very vulnerable when it's apraxia and autism. And to me, it's not. It's very interesting because I'm a mother to

Phillip with autism, but to other people, this could be a bit overwhelming. Like what the hell and you know, non-speakers can speak and what is this? But, and, that I think that's the reason why the majority of people that haven't

Kelly Smith (57:51)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (57:59)
children in the autism spectrum find the telepathy tapes with the animal telepathy and animal communication very interesting because those episodes are doing really great.

Kelly Smith (58:11)
Mmm.

Ditte Young (58:12)
And I am that swamped. So I'm booked a year now in advance. And that's just, wow, you know, it's, ⁓ it's flattering and it's a bit too much as well. I have to try my best not to take in all these clients because every single one who can contact me have acute problems.

Kelly Smith (58:17)
Wow.

Ditte Young (58:33)
And I have to take care of myself first, so I'm able to take care of fellow and then go help them, because otherwise I couldn't do anything else besides from helping other people, which I have already done. ⁓

I have these two online classes, ⁓ one for animal communicators and lovers and one for parents. And I am hoping because animal telepathy is just on a roll and it's been like that for many years and now it's just getting bigger and bigger. But I'm hoping to put more focus to telepathy with children because it's still a very vulnerable thing to talk about. ⁓

Kelly Smith (59:09)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (59:11)
And is it okay to do? Is it okay to tune in on another child? it? And what happens? this is very, I'm very open for debating this. do podcast shows on it. I've made online classes about the fact that when we have good people and practitioners, we have bad. When we have successful ones, we have frauds. And every single one will try to make a buck out of the telepathy tapes or the new paradigm shift.

can we manipulate it, some people might think. And I think my life mission will be how to protect yourself from that, have the high standards and the high ethics when it comes to working in this field. And definitely to differ between a fraud and a professional. And how do we do that? And how do we become, do we become self efficient? How can I help the mother?

to practice telepathy herself or you to practice telepathy with Lenny instead of buying my services. It's better that way because then it's pure.

Kelly Smith (1:00:10)
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

And then, but that's where you're giving such a gift with your classes and the education piece. And what would you say one of the biggest red flags is for the charlatan that, say you're a mother and you desperately want to communicate with your non-speaker and you, what's the best red flag to make sure that that person is pure that you're working with? Okay.

Ditte Young (1:00:38)
that they make a promise. All

frauds will make a promise or I can't say all frauds, but a lot of frauds will. I promise you I will get your dog back. I promise you for a better life. I promise you she will fall asleep, et cetera. You can't make that promise because our job as therapists or telepaths or animal communicators are to interpret the needs.

from the animal or the child and then it's up to the parent or the animal owner to take the responsibility and take action on it, which means my job is to help them on that journey.

When people call me and they tell me my god, you're pretty expensive compared to other animal communicators You have a long waiting list. Can you promise me that you can create a behavioral issue? ⁓ You can you can solve it and my answer every single time is yes I can promise you that I will create a behavioral issue turn if you promise me as as the dog owner or animal owner That you will take action on what I'm saying. Can you promise

me that and 90 % of them are going to say no, because I don't know what you're about to say. Exactly. That's why I can't make a promise, but I can promise I'll do my best and I can promise that I have experience and I can promise you can just go seek on TrustPilot what other clients are saying about me, take references, ask for testimonials. ⁓

Kelly Smith (1:01:53)
Mm-hmm.

Ditte Young (1:02:12)
That's basically it. yeah, that to me, that's a red flag. And another red flag is when people are passing on information and they never asked for them. It's so invasive. I've met people that think from the best from their heart. I think.

⁓ I have to tell her about this, I saw this and this, or I sensed this and this. And to me as a teacher, why is that important for you? Because then it's your need and your ego that needs to tell this to another person. Instead of trusting the process and trusting the universe will take care of it. You don't have to intervene with all this. It's way too much.

Kelly Smith (1:02:53)
I like that. That's something that hasn't occurred to me. And I think that might be touch on what some people think the downsides, quote unquote, of telepathy are, that it's invasive. A lot of people are afraid to be seen, I think, on the inside.

Ditte Young (1:03:03)
Yeah.

Yeah, that's basically it. When people are sceptic about my abilities is because they're super afraid that I'm going to read their minds, which I would never do when it's my free time. I'm making a living out of it. It's exhausting to practice telepathy as I told you, you're a fridge. Now you're trained enough, which made you capable of creating the images of your fridge. But to the listeners, if I ask them, what is exactly every element in there?

every food product, what's in there, it would take them like 30 minutes to tell me what was in the fridge because it's exhausting.

Kelly Smith (1:03:45)
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. ⁓ I could talk to you all day. We're coming up a little bit over our hour. Thank you for being so generous with your time and your knowledge, and it was so fun to talk to you today.

Ditte Young (1:03:56)
So fun to be a part of it and I would love to come back if you feel like it and please send me the link and I'll share the show when it's done.

Kelly Smith (1:04:05)
I would love

to, all of the above. yes, absolutely, I can't wait to share this with everyone. And a lot of my friends were like, I can't wait to hear D-Toss. They were specifically excited to hear you, come on. So again, you're so kind to agree to this and it was wonderful to meet you. So if you ever find yourself near Savannah, Georgia, please let me know.

Ditte Young (1:04:23)
Yeah, and please let me know if you're coming back to Europe. Okay. You're welcome. Bye.

Kelly Smith (1:04:27)
Absolutely. Well, you have a great rest of your day. Thank you so much. Bye.