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Julia Gordon-Bramer can read tarot cards for animals too! Animal readings
are good for owners needing to understand behavioral problems, the wants and
needs of a pet, overall happiness, and more. To date, Julia has read for
cats, dogs, rabbits, chinchillas, and turtles.
Note: as cats are not comfortable travelers, she recommends readings either at
home, or by telephone or email, with a picture of the animal sent ahead of time.
Call Julia Gordon-Bramer at 314.517.0158 to arrange a reading for your pet, or a
pet party, now!
See Julia Gordon-Bramer on KPLR St. Louis 11 and Channel 2 News:
PRESS RELEASE
For release: Immediately
For more information: call Julia
Gordon-Bramer at 314.517.0158
Professional Tarot Reader
Connecting Pets and Owners
through the Supernatural
Julia Gordon-Bramer, professional tarot reader and listed as one of Psychic St.
Louis’ Top Ten Psychics (http://www.cynthiabecker.com/st_louis_top_10_psychics.html
) , has expanded her services to include tarot readings for pets!
Having done a great deal of stray cat rescue, Julia began to use her gifts to
solve animal behavioral dilemmas, to understand pet personalities, and to get an
idea of past history when a stray occasionally appears on the doorstep.
“Reading for pets is similar to giving readings for children,” Julia says.
“There is usually not a lot of complex emotion going on—which sometimes
disappoints those who anthropomorphize their animals.
For instance, we’re probably not going to
see something like spiritual growth, or a quest for truth. But this does not
mean a pet does not have simple feelings:
a tarot reader will see lots of basic sorts of expressions: love, anger,
frustration, pain, discomfort, fear—as well as longing and needs such as to run,
to hunt, to hide from an antagonizing peer or rough person, etc.”
Gordon-Bramer currently has four cats of her own, one with litterbox issues
which she had originally considered to be misbehavior --until she learned
through the cards that it was actually his way of asking her to pay attention,
as he was feeling ill. She took him to her vet to learn that he had Diabetes. A cat of hers showed resentment
toward losing his claws and having his teeth filed down and filled (he had been
aggressive), and a young, active kitten expressed longing to go outside and
hunt.
“That is a dream he will not meet in
this lifetime with me,” she laughs. “My cats are indoor-only.”
While tarot cards in and of themselves is not
a cure for misbehavior,
she stresses, understanding the cause of
an animal’s actions or reactions can sometimes help a caregiver, veterinarian or
trainer get to the root of a problem.
Julia Gordon-Bramer has currently read for cats, dogs, rabbits, and a
chinchilla, but she sees no reason not to be able to do a reading on any kind of
tame/domesticated animal. While one-on-one contact with the animal is always
best, it is also possible for Julia to do readings from photographs with the
name, a general description of the situation, and any questions the owner may
have. Julia is beginning to entertain at “Dog Parties”, but prefers to home
visit for cats, who are not naturally comfortable travelers. She emphasizes that
people are still and will always be her primary customers for readings.
“The purpose of a reading for a pet is to enhance that relationship and
understanding between a pet and its owner. There should be no reason to upset or
harm the animal in any way,” she says.
Julia Gordon-Bramer’s pet tarot reading rates are $100 an hour for a home visit
or party in the St. Louis area (any number of animals); and $30 for a detailed
email reading from a digital or print photo of one animal.
For an appointment or more information, call Julia Gordon-Bramer at
314.517.0158, email tarot@nighttimes.com, or visit:
www.nighttimes.com/tarot.htm
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