Animal communicators, Susie Shiner and Paul Braithwaite, invite the Frome community to watch them demonstrate their telepathic abilities by communicating with people’s animals in front of a live audience during this unique tour.
The duo will be performing their ‘Evening Demonstration of Animal Communication’ at East Woodlands Village Hall.
Susie Shiner, will be joined by Paul Braithwaite. They aim to appeal to people who have animals with issues, people who wish to hear from their deceased animals, or people that are just simply animal lovers and are curious.
Paul emphasises that this event is, “The first of its kind in the UK and a chance for animal owners to hear us pass on messages from their pets and animals, no matter how big or small, whether they be alive or deceased and that we will be connecting telepathically using photographs provided by the owner.”
Susie says, “One lucky person will be invited to bring in a confident, well-behaved pet and receive free tea and cake and we hope to be able to do as many readings as possible, however, this depends on the audience size and time constraints.”.
They are confident that people will leave the event with a fresh perspective and they maintain that anyone can communicate with animals given the proper training. Susie Shiner is founder of Shining Horse and also teaches animal communication.
The event takes place on Thursday 1st March, 7pm – 9pm. Tickets are available online costing £10 in advance, £12 on the door. Refreshments will be available to purchase. Contact details: www.shininghorse .co.uk / info@shininghorse.co.uk/ 01291 641199
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