The Telepathy Tapes: Talk Tracks Episode 2 - Exploring Animal Telepathy with Dita Young

Release Date: February 2, 2025

Introduction

In the second episode of Talk Tracks, a companion series to The Telepathy Tapes, host Ky Dickens delves deeper into the enigmatic world of animal telepathy. This episode, titled "Exploring Animal Telepathy with Dita Young," features a captivating conversation with renowned telepathic animal communicator Dita Young. Through compelling stories and firsthand accounts from elite equestrians, Dickens and Young illuminate the profound, often inexplicable connections between humans and animals.

Meeting Dita Young and Emily Koenig

The episode opens with Dickens introducing Dita Young, a seasoned telepathic animal communicator, TEDx speaker, and author of four books. Young has garnered acclaim for her work with Olympic and national team riders globally, assisting them in forging deeper bonds with their horses through telepathic means.

Kai Dickens [00:59]: "Today we're meeting Dita Young. She's a renowned telepathic animal communicator, TEDX speaker, and author of four books."

One of the first stories shared involves Emily Koenig, a 23-year-old Danish showjumping rider. Emily recounts her struggles with a champion pony who refused to perform water jumps—a critical element in competitions.

Emily Koenig [04:02]: "I had this pony who won everything he could win and I was totally in love with this horse, but couldn't figure out why it couldn't jump these water jumps with me, but could with the girl before."

Desperate for a solution, Emily's mother introduces her to Dita Young. Skeptical at first, Emily becomes a believer after Young accurately describes a vision Emily had about her horse's fear of the water jumps. Young's telepathic insights reveal that the horse perceived a risk to Emily's knees, leading to a medical diagnosis of arthritis in Emily—information Emily was initially unaware of.

Dita Young [06:14]: "Her pony told me, 'It's like, I can't. The sun reflects on the water, and I'm afraid that I'm gonna, you know, fall.'"

This revelation not only resolves Emily's immediate challenge but also strengthens the trust between rider and horse, highlighting the tangible benefits of telepathic communication.

Helen Begide Farbort's Olympic Journey

The narrative progresses with the introduction of Helen Begide Farbort, a Norwegian dressage rider with two Olympic qualifications and three national championships. Helen shares her experience with Tahenia, her Olympic-qualified horse, who suffered from claustrophobic anxiety during long trailer journeys.

Helen Begide Farbort [18:01]: "We were we had a lot of issues loading her in the trailer or in the truck. She was a big horse and she had some claustrophobic anxiety when she was in the truck."

Upon consulting Young, the telepathic communicator discerns that Tahenia is out of balance during transport. Through telepathic guidance, Young advises Helen on strategies to alleviate Tahenia's anxiety, leading to improved performance and a silver medal at the Norwegian Championship.

Helen Begide Farbort [20:02]: "I drove all the way to Norway, and she was standing there like she had never done in her life. And we got a silver medal at the Norwegian Championship, which was also our main goal."

Helen emphasizes the indispensable role Young played in her success, underscoring the effectiveness of telepathic communication in high-stakes athletic environments.

A Personal Journey: Communicating with Tucker

Transitioning from elite equestrian stories, Dickens shares a deeply personal narrative about his family's rescue dog, Tucker. Facing Tucker's severe behavioral issues and medical conditions, Dickens sought Young's help to understand his dog's state of mind through telepathy.

Kai Dickens [24:05]: "We started wondering if he just didn't like us or maybe didn't even want to be alive. I actually started recording some of our conversations about it so the kids would have context about what we were going through."

During a remote session, Young connects with Tucker, uncovering his past traumas and insecurities. She reveals that Tucker had experienced neglect and multiple previous owners, leading to his distrust and anxiety in his new home.

Dita Young [27:02]: "He keeps asking me, 'Am I here to stay, am I here to stay or do I have to get into a new home?' So, I told him, 'You are here to stay. This is your new family.'"

Implementing Young's insights, Dickens and his family adjust their interactions with Tucker, providing him with the structure and reassurance he desperately needs. Over time, these changes result in noticeable improvements in Tucker's behavior and overall well-being.

Kai Dickens [38:04]: "After all of this, I've come to fully believe that some animal communicators like Dita Young are the real deal in ways I don't understand."

Reflections on Belief and Impact

Concluding the episode, Dickens reflects on the broader implications of telepathic communication. He posits that belief in such abilities may be secondary to the tangible positive changes they bring about.

Kai Dickens [40:34]: "Whether or not someone believes in animal communication doesn't really matter. Many philosophers agree that something is real if it produces an effect or alters the state of the world."

Dickens emphasizes that the transformative impact on relationships, both human-animal and among individuals, signifies the realness of these telepathic connections, regardless of scientific validation.

Conclusion

Episode 2 of Talk Tracks offers a profound exploration of animal telepathy through authentic stories and expert insights. By showcasing the remarkable experiences of riders like Emily Koenig and Helen Begide Farbort, alongside personal anecdotes from Dickens himself, the episode underscores the potential of telepathic communication to enhance human-animal relationships. Dita Young's compelling testimonies challenge conventional perceptions, inviting listeners to reconsider the boundaries of communication and connection.

As the series progresses, Talk Tracks continues to unravel the intricate threads that weave together our understanding of reality, urging an open-minded approach to the extraordinary capabilities residing within those often underestimated.

Notable Quotes

• Emily Koenig [04:02]: "I had this pony who won everything he could win and I was totally in love with this horse, but couldn't figure out why it couldn't jump these water jumps with me, but could with the girl before."

• Dita Young [06:14]: "Her pony told me, 'It's like, I can't. The sun reflects on the water, and I'm afraid that I'm gonna, you know, fall.'"

• Helen Begide Farbort [20:02]: "We got a silver medal at the Norwegian Championship, which was also our main goal."

• Kai Dickens [38:04]: "After all of this, I've come to fully believe that some animal communicators like Dita Young are the real deal in ways I don't understand."

• Kai Dickens [40:34]: "Whether or not someone believes in animal communication doesn't really matter. Many philosophers agree that something is real if it produces an effect or alters the state of the world."

Final Thoughts

Talk Tracks Episode 2 masterfully blends storytelling with investigative dialogue, offering listeners a rich and engaging narrative on the possibilities of animal telepathy. By presenting verifiable successes and emotional journeys, the episode not only entertains but also provokes thoughtful contemplation about the unseen connections that shape our interactions with the animal kingdom.