General Information
Procedure Used to Listen to Animal Friends Remotely or In Person
First, it’s important to understand how Bill operated.
Normal Routine:
Bill preferred to work by appointment, but in emergencies, he always did his best to assist at the time you called. The only information he wanted up front was whether you believed there was a behavioral issue. This was important to know, as such cases often required negotiation, and Bill did not want to charge for extra minutes unless absolutely necessary.
His usual routine involved first asking the animal if they felt they were on a balanced diet. If not, he would try to determine what vitamins or minerals might be lacking. He then asked the animal about their internal organs — heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, and stomach. If the owner had additional concerns, they were encouraged to request that Bill check on those specific issues.
Next, he usually checked the mouth, nose, respiratory tract, eyes, and ears. Unless complaints were identified, he moved on. Bill would then ask the animal if they were sore anywhere, and reviewed their body with them to ensure nothing was missed.
Often, he could hear the animals’ voices. In time, he found that when he closed his physical eyes, the animals would show him what was bothering them. He believed they may have done this because verbal messages sometimes led to misinterpretation.
This process typically took about 17–18 minutes, allowing time for one or two additional questions. The time could be used however the client wished, but his routine usually answered most of the common questions. If there were especially important questions, he encouraged clients to raise them at the beginning to avoid incurring extra charges.
Fees
Bill recommended a 20-minute reading in most cases, as it usually allowed enough time to detect issues that might otherwise be overlooked in a shorter session.
Cost: $75 USD
For quick checks or when only a couple of questions needed answers, a 10-minute session was available.
Cost: $40 USD
Extra minutes (for either session): $5 USD per minute.
(Still likely less than your lawyer or doctor.)
Bill was not keen on going over 20 minutes at a time, as the work was very draining.
Thank you for allowing Bill to help you and your four-legged friends during his life. He wanted his memory to live on so please look up other animal communicators to assist you with your pet and tell them Bill Northern referred you.
Unfortunately Bill stopped finding lost animals after his stroke in 2015, as it is too draining on him and his angles.