I know I’ve made it big time! How do I know that? Because last Friday night I was the animal communicator at DIVAMN’s Ultimate Pajama Party held at Graves 601 Hotel in downtown Minneapolis and I got to work in my new jammies!The proceeds from the event benefit MN women and children with HIV/AIDS.
There were hundreds of people there, almost all in their jammies. Vendors galore were also present, everything from clothing, makeup and massage to, well, an animal communicator.
People lined up to have me talk to their animals. I even got to chat with a couple of reptiles. Usually when people come to me for a communication, they may be at their wits end about a problem or they at least have some questions lined up. What was fun about this event was that most of the people there had not heard of animal communication and had no idea what to expect!
I found that fascinating. I was in a position to introduce many, many people to the idea of animal communication, and help them to get to know their pet in a different way.
Without questions being presented, I linked into their animal and gave the person a brief overview of life through their animal’s eyes, how their animal experienced their relationship, and if the animal had a message for them. Very brief, very simple, yet very moving for those who had never had a message from their animals before.
If you would like to hear what your animal has to say to you, email me to schedule an appointment. I am happy to ‘introduce’ you to your beloved animal, and let you know what they say about life from their perspective!
Harmony,
Janet Roper
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Janet,
That sounds like a wonderful evening!!!! What great fun! How did you make connections for the event? You are ‘going woman’!!!
Karen
What a great event! I wish I could go to work in MY pajamas!
I hope once I have been back to work for awhile to have you “hear” what my Kylie has to say to me.
Hi Karen,
Thanks for stopping by! The event was way too much fun, and I am so ready to do something like that again. It’s a bonus if I can wear jammies.
The connection I had for the event was via the humane society where I used to volunteer.
Thanks for your support & encouragement!
Harmony,
Janet
Hi Tammy,
This was so much fun – wouldn’t the world be a better place if we could all work together in our jammies?
Thanks for stopping by,
Harmony,
Janet