Connect with Spirit Animals at The Conference on Animals in the Afterlife

BOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Oct. 31, 2013 - PRLog -- The Conference on Animals in the Afterlife will present evidence that spirit animals are capable of communicating, being seen in physical form by their loved ones, and even reincarnating into new bodies, during a first-of-its-kind event at the Holiday Inn in Boxborough, MA on Sunday, November 3, 2013.

Speakers include renowned paranormal investigator and TV host Jeff Belanger of GhostVillage.com, who will open the conference with ghostly tales of legendary encounters with paranormal pets; animal communicator Maureen Harmonay, who will recount incredible details from actual telepathic conversations she's had with animals who have died; and metaphysical writer and radio interviewer Alexis Brooks, who will discuss not only her experience with her own cat, who she believes has reincarnated, but offer an overview of the current research on the phenomenon of animal reincarnation.

In the afternoon, conference attendees will be treated to a keynote address by celebrated author Kim Sheridan (http://www.kimsheridan.com), who wrote Animals and the Afterlife, the pivotal book on the topic.

The day will conclude on a dramatic note with a presentation by Joanne Gerber (http://www.joannegerber.com), a profoundly gifted psychic medium, who will do spontaneous gallery readings, connecting with the human and animal spirits of the friends and families of those present.

Everyone who registers will have a chance to win copies of Animals and the Afterlife, complimentary animal communication consultations, or an original acrylic portrait by popular pet artist Kerrie Ascoli (https://www.facebook.com/petportraitsbyK).

Registration is $169 for the whole day, or $99 (in advance or at the door) for the afternoon presentations by Kim Sheridan and Joanne Gerber.  For more information, visit The Conference on Animals in the Afterlife website (http://www.animalsintheafterlifeconference.com) or call Maureen Harmonay of Animal Translations (http://www.animaltranslations.com) at 978-502-5800.