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Radio Show with Marie Benard, Synchronicity Radio Talk

2010-04-10T13:22:00Z

Ines Martens had the pleasure being on air with Marie Benard from Synchronicity Radio Talk on April 2, 2010 from 9 - 10 am PDT. We did a couple of live animal communications, talked about my passions and had lots of fun.

If you would like to listen to the archive, please click below and scroll down to April 2, 2010:

Synchronicity Radio Talk

For some pictures, you do not need words...

Animal Communication Weekend at the Paw House Inn & Resort Mt. Snow

2009-06-24T00:45:00Z

Would you like to strengthen the bond with your companion?

Does a situation have you baffled?

Would you like to gain insight to your companion's thoughts, wishes
and wants?

When: August 8, + 9, 2009
Where: The Paw House Inn and Resort
145 Route 100
West Dover, VT 05356

Please join Ines at the Paw House Inn & Resort in Mt. Snow August 8, + 9, 2009 for private animal communications. Ines is offering 25 minute and 50 minute consultations at a special rate of $60.00 for 25 minutes and $120.00 for 50 minutes

Please bring a photo or two (with a clear shot of the eyes - no humans or other animals, please) and a list of questions.

For more information, including availability of time slots, please contact Ines at Ines.Martens@gmx.net or call +1 914 937 2905

Muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuddd!

2009-06-01T02:31:00Z

So Sasha and I went to Mt. Snow over Memorial Day Weekend. Apart from misplaced keys, a forgotten purse (retrieved the next day) and a flat tire we had a fabulous time.

One afternoon I decided to take Sasha to Grout Pond and hike around it. In the back of my mind I already heard Sasha singing: Mud, mud, MUUUDDDD, oh how I love good old mud. Since I heard from fellow guests that the hike is superb in that it is easy and dry I thought Sasha was just dreaming. We get there, I start walking and within seconds we reach, yes, you guessed it, mud.

A VERY happy Sasha looked gleefully at me and did a nose dive. This is what she looked like afterwords:

Once we had completed our hike I found a beautiful entry to the crystal clear pond. I got her trusty Chuck-It ball and walked toward the pond. There were probably about a dozen people, all staring at Sasha - I could hear her yell: "Get out of the waaaaay, I am going after the ball." The mud was flying everywhere, people saying "Oh my God, where has she been". The ball flew into the pond and Sasha followed it with abandon. Ten minutes later she was clean, I was happy and people were still staring at me.

Ah well, a dog's life...

Ines Martens at All Paws in Rye, New York on May 9, 2009, 3 - 6 pm

2009-03-31T13:19:00Z

Ines Martens, Animal Communicator at

ALL PAWS

Saturday, May 9, 2009, 3 pm – 6 pm

Join Ines Martens at All Paws for a 25 minute Animal Communication

Fee is $65

A consultation with your companion will strengthen your bond, giving in-depth information on how your companion is feeling, what its joys are, what it is experiencing. A consultation also gives you the opportunity to let your companion know about any life changes that may be coming up. Ines offers consultations with dogs, cats, horses, as well as any other animal. A consultation is available for living animals, as well as animals that are in spirit.

All consultations are fun, enlightening, joyful and upbeat leaving you feeling very deeply connected to your companion.

Picture taken by my father, Reimer Martens. Vielen Dank Papi!

All Paws Gourmet Pet Store
31 Purchase Street
Rye, New York 10580
Tel 914 921 1690
May 9, 2009, 3 pm - 6 pm

Please also visit my website at http://www.inesmartens.com

Munch Munch

2009-03-08T23:01:00Z

Last week sometime, after a long day I came home from an evening out. Tired and somewhat groggy I decided to take the five Twenty-Dollar bills I had in my pocket out and put them onto my coffee table. I wedged them underneath a candle and left for a bath. Upon my return I was greeted by an unusual sight - dozens of little pieces of my bills scattered across the floor. Sasha looked at me in complete innocence as I realized what had happened. She had succumbed to the smell of money and had tried to eat the bills!!

In complete panic I looked at the pieces and began, in a puzzle like effort, to put the pieces back together. With lots of tape and quite a bit of patience I realized I had five semi-complete bills - bits and pieces in Sasha's stomach but for the most part complete.

Mortified about this happening - MY dog eating money, completely unheard of - I went to the bank with my taped bills and explained to the teller about the mishap. Not only did he laugh, he commented that he had two dogs and had gone through the same thing before.

Happily I walked out of the bank, five brand new bills in my hand and a lesson learned. Never EVER leave bills out where a dog can munch on them...