Unique Entertainment for:
Special Events
Corporate Events, Employee Retreats, and Conferences
Private Parties
Festivals
Individual Readings
Telephone,
Skype, and Email Consultations
Julia Gordon-Bramer has been reading
tarot
cards for over 32 years.
References available.
Phone or Skype your reading
from anywhere in the world!
Call or email ahead of time to schedule, pay via PayPal.
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Recent clients include:
Edward Jones,
Isle of Capri Casinos, Lake St. Louis,
St. Louis Public Library,
Soulard Market, Burger King,
USA Mortgage, Venus Envy Festival, Macklind Days,
Cirque du Erotica, and numerous conventions, conferences, private parties,
weddings, bachelorette parties, baby showers, and personal consultations.
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Julia Gordon-Bramer is delighted to announce that she will be presenting on
Sylvia Plath's poem,
"A Secret," as it relates to Tarot and the author Lawrence Durrell, at
the
Lawrence Durrell Centenary Conference
in London, England,
June 13-16th, at Goodenough College
and the British Library.
Check in here
for more information
as it comes available.
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Please note: Julia does not dress in costume. This is the real deal—but she will
certainly dress to accommodate the mood of your event.
Contact: Julia Gordon-Bramer
PO Box 1747
Maryland Heights, MO 63043
tarot@nighttimes.com
314.517.0158
LISTED AS
ONE
OF ST. LOUIS' TOP TEN PSYCHICS!
Watch Julia on Great Day St. Louis!
Of Note:
See St. Louis Magazine’s feature on Julia Gordon-Bramer here:
“What
it’s like to be a Tarot card reader.”
As seen in
The Date Deck
(Note: "Palm" readings is a misprint. Tarot only)
Romance novelist Susan McBride writes of Julia Gordon-Bramer's
tarot reading in
a guest blog on the Avon Books site!
Nationally recognized, award-winning poet Troy Jollimore, published a poem,
"Tom Thomson in Terror,"
featuring his
own Tarot reading with “Madam Julia”
in his collection of poetry,
At Lake Scugog (Princeton, 2010)
Consultant for Tuaca liquor's tarot campaign:
St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s
Pictures of Julia and the cards at
the
Bizarre Bazaar
at the Soulard Art Market, May 2009.
Read Julia Gordon-Bramer’s “Humongous Tarot Blog” here:
http://prefirstdrafts.blogspot.com/2008/10/humongous-tarot-blog.html
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What’s the difference between tarot, psychics and straight fortune-telling?
Unlike the psychics and fortune-tellers (some authentic, many not) that you’ve no
doubt encountered at carnivals, street fairs, etc, the tarot (pronouced "tair -
oh") reveals one’s past and
present, as well as the future—immediately authenticating itself to the
questioner.
Rooted in the Kabbalah, our tarot decks
today reach back to reflect within their design and meaning the myth and
practices from as long ago as ancient Greece and Egypt. Contrary to popular belief,
the tarot is not
religious, and does not conjure spirits, good or evil. In fact, the famous
psychologist, Carl G. Jung, used tarot when he established his work with
cross-cultural human archetypes. The principle of tarot is that we are all
connected and all wiser than we realize; the questioner is merely guided to the
answers through the tarot card reader, his or her intuition, and sensitivity.
The tarot cards reflect one’s position back to them, past, present, and the path
that he or she is on (the future). If questioners don't like what the future holds,
then they can simply change their path. Readings can be oriented to subjects
such as Career, Love, Money, Health, Family, or just a basic “Tell me what’s
coming up for me” kind of reading. Yes or No questions, and specific
relationship questions, can also be asked.
Call 314.517.0158 or email tarot@nighttimes.com to reserve your event
now.
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