Pastor Julie Webb: Animal Communication and Healing

16/11/2025

People often ask me how they can learn animal communication---and do I teach classes? I do teach, sometimes, at Joan Ranquet's school. And I'm working on an introductory course for The Joyful Horse. But here is one of the very best ways to learn: buy a course or two (or six) at 70% off from my teacher!

This sale is only on through tomorrow, so now's your chance. Joan packs content into each of her offerings, so these are good opportunities! Treat yourself or give something to a friend who's interested.

Let's talk about money.

Because I know that might be what's stopping you.

"I can't afford it."
"It's too expensive."
"Maybe when I have more money."

But let's do the actual math.

What You'll Spend This Month Anyway:

Starbucks: $6/day × 30 days = $180
Eating out: $50/week × 4 weeks = $200
Amazon impulse buys: "Just $30-40" × 3 times = $100
Streaming services you barely watch: $15-60/month = $40
Holiday gifts for people: $500-1,000 = $750 average

Total: $1,270 on things that are temporary, consumable, or forgotten.

What Pick Your Gift Costs:
Single Course: $20.10 - $89.10
All 6 Courses: $267.60

For skills you'll use for THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.

Let Me Reframe This:

$59.10 is:
Less than one dinner out
Less than 10 Starbucks runs
Less than that sweater you'll wear twice
Less than your monthly streaming subscriptions combined

$89.10 is:
Less than one week of eating out
Less than those boots you're eyeing
Less than one tank of gas + groceries
Less than holiday gifts for 2 people

$267.60 is:
Less than one car payment
Less than one week of holiday shopping
Less than that tech gadget you almost bought
Less than your monthly "I don't even know where it went" spending

But Here's The Real Question:
What's it costing you to NOT invest?

Every month you wait:
❌ You're still doubting your intuition
❌ You're still feeling helpless when animals suffer
❌ You're still keeping your calling on hold
❌ You're still stuck in "someday"

What's THAT worth?
What would you pay to finally trust yourself?
What would you pay to help animals professionally?
What would you pay to answer your calling?

Maybe more than $20. Maybe more than $267.

Even if you never charge a penny:

The value of:
Trusting yourself
Helping your own animals
Having this skill forever
Answering your calling
How do you put a price on that?

After Sunday at midnight:

$89 becomes $297
$59 becomes $197
$20 becomes $67
$267 becomes $892
Each one 3.3x more expensive.

So the real question isn't "Can I afford it at 70% off?" It's "Can I afford to pay 3.3x more later?"

INVEST IN SKILLS, NOT STUFF →
Use code GIFT70 | Ends Sunday at midnight

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The animals are worth it.

Your calling is worth it.

You're worth it.

13/11/2025

When I shared this on Sunday, I was in the middle of a church workday, and couldn't navigate to a link that would share the article photos, instead of the placeholder. Here's the prettier version. Thanks, Press Democrat!

As one kind person mentioned, it would be great if y'all could post your encouragements and responses in comments under the original article, so more folks could see it and find out about this helpful work (whether they come to me or not).

Animal pastor Julie Webb believes that both human and animal communication is all about connection.

09/11/2025

Wendee Walker of Wendee and Friends should get the Yogi photo credit; and I WISH he lived in my county! 🧡 That photo was taken on a day when he pitched a little fit (first into my thoughts, and then out loud---scraping his teeth on the paddock bars and kicking them), because I forgot to observe the Yogi Goes First rule. 😄 A little Bioscalar Wave energy work, and he calmed right down. He has made it his work to teach me that this energy stuff is really real. 🐎

06/10/2025

Farlow died in 2024, and I waited until a later of compost was being added to the garden---and until Francis of Assisi's feast say---to spread his ashes. Bella helped. The neighbor dogs howled real howls, and a hummingbird came to watch from a branch nearby, while I prayed the prayers committing his remains to the earth.

Intuitive Interspecies Communication (animal communication) helps so much at the end of life; and my pastoral experience allows me to help you create rituals or other ways to honor your loved ones in death, too. Farlow was one of my teachers!

05/10/2025

Today, on the feast day of Francis of Assisi, my garden helper came to haul and spread compost in the yard; and so, today, as I had promised myself I would, I spread Farlow cat's ashes in the garden (so they could be covered by compost). Bella and I went out during a break. I prayed the prayers of Committal, while the neighbor dogs howled and a hummingbird came over to sit with us.

Intuitive Interspecies Communication (animal communication) helps shepherd families through the death of an animal companion, and my pastoral experience means I can also help you find ways to honor your loved ones after they have died.

Farlow helped me learn and practice all of this. I asked for his help today as Bella and Maxine cats took new steps in their family bonding. It was a good day.

03/10/2025

Garden Thought of the Day: all rose plants could smell the same, but they don't. How marvelous.
(Note the cat walking past.)

I have been learning during this past summer how long to run the new drip irrigation. According to all the roses left in the yard, the latest setting is the right one. They are finally greening up and setting more roses.

24/09/2025

It's not a fine photograph, but it's a fine compliment.

The neighborhood hummingbirds have decided, after months of observation, that Bella cat and I pose little to no threat to them when we are outside together. They will now hover right in front of me; one turned her back on me and harvested flower nectar within arm's reach of both cat and human, the other day.

Today, this one sat quietly above us for about five minutes. Look for the distinctive bill at the top right of the dark silhouette in the center of the photo.

24/09/2025

Today, the shift into autumn was evident in the change of scent! It's as though all the wood, bracken, and roots are emitting some sort of sweet resinous signal that the transition is happening. Bella cat's "supervised" outdoor time this evening was just delicious.

The hummingbirds, having observed us for weeks, now know they can sit with us (as this one did for five minutes in the tree) or fly near us without danger.

This is my favorite season.

09/08/2025

With a few minutes left of International Cat Day in our time zone, we greet you: Bella has begun supervised outdoor walks in our fenced backyard, and is loving every moment.

17/07/2025

Since my return from vacation, we have made a total of six trips to the vet (four 1-hour round-trips, and two 2-hour round-trips). Each one is exhausting for everyone! Something about the stress and suffering of my furry companions just sucks the energy right out of me. Do you ever feel that way?

Before we go, I make sure to describe to the cats who is going where and for how long; and what I expect will happen. I picture the happy homecoming, if applicable. And then, I picture a bubble of love around the traveler, with a protective shield over the bubble. (The fun and fascinating part is that, when we work with each other's cats on days like these, Indrani Das and I have repeatedly been able to pick up on the presence of these protective shields, even when we weren't aware that the other had put one in place!).

My two cats like to be warned when a curve in the road is coming, and when it's ending. This makes driving even less relaxing! But I hear way more complaints when I don't provide this information as we go. 😄

All is stable for the moment. We are awaiting some test results for Bella, who is feeling pretty good. Maxine is recovering from dental extractions, and joined me today for my recovery nap. Look at that smile.

27/06/2025

Got fireworks in your area? In the United States, in neighborhoods like my dad's, the Independence Day celebrations sound like warfare.

I can't enjoy the noisy ones like I used to, because now I am aware of the suffering they cause to other animals (and some humans). Happily, silent fireworks are also an option, and are being used in more places, so we can encourage those where we are.

If fireworks are a challenge for your animal companions, try tapping this year! Joan Ranquet has a video you can follow.

To download the audio or have the transcript in front of you, copy and paste this link into your browser: https://bit.ly/FireworksTappingEFT is a healing met...