Comments on: Blessed Be, Ted

By: Billy Pratt

Billy Pratt — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:56:55 +0000

I had the honor and pleasure of meeting Mr. Andrews on three separate occasions: The first was a booksigning I had set up when I was working part-time at a Waldenbooks and in following years I attended two of his workshops. Ted was most assuredly a very special and benevolent man – his writings are honest and fantastic and when meeting him in person you just KNEW he lived what he wrote of and believed in.
It’s funny, during my second time meeting him, at an Animal-Speak workshop in Connecticut, I brought two friends along. They are both spiritual folks, though one is more of an analytical skeptic due to his rigorous scientific background. That particular friend went to meet him and look at his books prior to the workshop starting. As that friend walked back to our seats, me and our other companion looked up at him in amusement as he sat down, looked at us seriously and said in awe “The energy flowing through this guy is UNBELIEVABLE – it will be worth hearing what this guy has to say!” D
Ted did have a way of relating to each of his fans, with sincerity, humor, knowledge and kindness. My sympathies go out to his wife and family. Ted, Requiescat En Pace…

By: Patty Andrews

Patty Andrews — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 00:32:43 +0000

What a GREAT loss to this world as we know it. Blessed Be Ted Andrews on his new journey. I am stunned by the news. Peace be with his closest family as the wheel turns.

By: carrie freyberg

carrie freyberg — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:02:21 +0000

When someone like Ted goes to the other side so early, we asked why, we will never have an answer to that question, because some people have a mission and I am sure Ted was one and his mission on Earth is finish, but he is on other realm and looking down on us and smiling, because I never met the man but his books had help me a lot(I gave some has gifts to friends)his legacy will leave on, he is miss but not forgotten. Peace to is family and friends. Carrie

By: Stefan Stefanov

Stefan Stefanov — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 22:44:40 +0000

This is the author that introduced me to psychic powers and wonders of animals and nature. He ignited the light in me to see life in other perspective. How many times I was in nature and when I looked in the trees, plants and animals running around me, I remember Ted. The words can be millions, but the feeling, that one of my teachers is not longer among us is bad for me. But there is a light again . Thank you spirit of Ted, Thank you for my teacher. With love from my heart your student Stefan.

By: Rose Vanden Eynden

Rose Vanden Eynden — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:18:44 +0000

I feel privileged to be among the ranks of prestigious and inspiring authors like Ted Andrews. Although I never had a chance to meet Ted personally, his books are on my shelves, and I never miss an opportunity to recommend his books to my students. ANIMAL SPEAK is one of my favorites, and his love for the beauty and wisdom of nature and the animal kingdom shines through every page of that book. I know that Ted will continue to educate and inspire us all from his place now in the world of Spirit. Blessings to him and to all.

By: Karen Schumann

Karen Schumann — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:04:33 +0000

This is sad news for those of us who read his books and appreciate his teachings and his humor. Blessed be, Ted Andrews. And deepest sympathy to his family, friends and students.

By: Tag

Tag — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:27:03 +0000

After the Murrah bombing in Oklahoma City, I wrote Ted to share an experience I had at a nature park. In the midst of chaos and not knowing where to begin to help the people in need (blood donors were being turned away unless you’re a specific type), I went to meditate and walk around my favorte park. I saw a small turtle, yards away from the pond and heading the wrong direction. I didn’t know if he lost, or meant to be going away from the water, but I carried him back & put him on the shore. He dove quickly, and I found solace in being able to help in such a small way. Ted wrote me back, thanking me for sharing my experience. I’ve since lost that letter in various moves but just to acknowledge my story was very meaningful.

Merry Part Ted, until we Merry Meet Again.

By: Linda

Linda — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 01:26:29 +0000

I am saddened to hear of his passing. I have never had the pleasure of meeting him. I would have liked to, his books have been such a wonderful source of inspiration to me. I have used them, for research in teaching many classes. I will remember him in my prayers and on my day of the dead altar.
Blessings now and here after.

By: Angela Martin

Angela Martin — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:35:42 +0000

I met Ted Andrews at Mystic Valley Bookstore in St. Louis, Missouri a few years ago. Although I had grown up on a farm in the Mid West, it was his Animal Speak and Nature Speak books that truly, finally introduced me to the real meanings of nature and animals in my life. He was/is a true gift to the world. I also met a woman, Sue, who became a dear friend, at his seminar.

Also his Animal Wisdom Cards are very special, very accurate and let me know which animal is with me, especially now that I live in Florida.

Blessings to Ted’s family.
To Ted’s Magnificence,
Angela

By: Monica Sorce

Monica Sorce — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:45:11 +0000

This world is a better place because of people like Ted. His teachings will live on, now only through his books. He was an amazing teacher who taught me the language of the animals. For this I will always be thankful and blessed. He will be missed dearly by those whose lives he touched. Deepest sympathy to those he left behind.

M.Sorce