Bill Northern IMD
Animal Communicator & Dowser
Bill Northern (International Master Dowser) Animal Communicator & Dowser works with mostly horses and dogs but is generally able to listen to all animals.
Bill learned to communicate through dowsing. He learned that you can use the same senses to listen to plants and animals that you use to locate underground water.
We hope you find this site interesting and informative
Important update: Bill had a stroke in March 2015 and is recovering well. He is now back working with 3 maybe 4 animals a week. Now only charging $75 per reading. Phone +1 804 366 1994
I will always stay in touch with you Bill you changed my whole way of thinking and training horses and people too and just how I think now with them all and I do my best to teach these kids that seem to adopt me how easy dealing with horses and people really is. Im not working for anyone anymore as decided to put my time and energy into my own kids and horses and just have what could afford to have so could do them with no worries. Got kind of sick of having to work to feed them all and then have no time to spend on them so pulled the pin on my horses 2 years ago. Still have the favourites but rehomed most of mine so they could carry on doing things. Spend my days now helping my kids out and others that seem to find me. Im the pony kid match up person now days. Do the odd pony ride but most my time is spent running the pony harness race club Taitlyn still belongs too. Its definitely her year this year shes never won a cup race til this season and so far tried in 2 and won 2 of them with just 2 to go. Very proud of her.
Jaeden still mucks around with the horses at times for fun but golf is her big thing now, shes won a few tournaments over the last 2 years and giving the adults a run for their money hehehhe. She will go to University or Tech next year still deciding what she wants to be.
DEAR BILL,
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH WITH HELPING US BETTER UNDERSTAND OUR GAL, MIDNIGHT. SHE HAS NOT GONE POTTY INSIDE THE HOUSE SINCE WE TALKED TO HER ABOUT IT, PER YOUR SUGGESTION. IN FACT SHE SEEMS TO BE AN EVEN HAPPIER DOG.
KATE
Good Morning Bill,
Kitten was found later last night. Thanks for calling me, you were instrumental in his discovery!
LAURA
Bill,
I am so glad to hear that you are doing better. Sounds like you’ve had a long row to hoe but you’re a survivor—and a fighter. Thank you for doing the hard work so that we can be blessed by your presence in Earth School for as long as possible.
Much love,
Donna
Good morning Bill,
I am beyond grateful for this email. I ran to Mandy's pasture after I read it, thank you and the time you took to draw this information is incredibly generous, I'm speechless. You confirmed her hip soreness for me. I sketched a chart and made notes of the areas you noted. I will look into our local equine chiropractor. I will start her new rubbing routine this morning and start explaining our goals to her. Thank you so much again Bill, many blessings to you and your equine friends. Have a wonderful day. Best, Michelle
Hi Bill
Got sorted with apache vet found exactly what you said he had. Has to be turned out for six weeks do you see anything else we shoukd try for apache xx
D.
We did find the computer in a closet with lots of stuff on top of it as you saw. Thank you for your help with that. I know who did it but they probably forgot and or do not want to admit it. I will just let that go…better for my Karma. Love.
Rebecca
Hi Bill,
Remember me, I was the fella that called you regarding my dying pet, a “Lady and the Tramp” look alike (the tramp that is) Duke !! Remember too, he was the deceased dog (exactly one month from passing over) that came to me in a dream to tell me that he picked “Benjamin” as his “replacement” now that he had passed…..it was ALL a HUGE series of synchronicities of timing and attendance that led me to Benjamin….a really fantastic story rich with the complete sacredness that these animals share in our lives….as YOU well know. I leave you with BEST WISHES for a speedy recovery…and if you want pure entertainment….please DO call me and I will re-visit a beautiful story for you ….just sit and relax and I will tell you about it…..please take care of yourself….the world needs more Bill Northerns and since you are the original you better get better !!!
JIM
Recently I received a message from a friend of a friend looking for her missing dog, I took a few minutes and connected with him and low and behold he was feeling joyful but lonely and in the dark! And trying to get back home, I relayed my message. Linda thought I had lost my wits! I assured her he was trying to get home and was northwest of her house. I told her to start walking. After hours of searching she sent me a picture, he had dug himself into a tree and filled the backside with dirt and couldn't get out. Linda said he was making some serious noise when she got close to the tree! 13 days Bill this dog was missing from her home! She called me her little miracle! Thank you for teaching me communication!
Love always ,
S.
Whatever you're doing to my back it's working as the stiffness and congestion in my lower back is minimal. I have had chronic issues with my back due to a car accident years ago and have bone spurs in my neck and issues with my lower back due to the accident.
When there is tension in my body the muscles tighten more than normally and constricts my movement, which is normal for chronic back issues as you well know. Thanks for taking care of it and working on it as I know you are.
C.
Thank you for working on my back. I am moving today with greater range of motion and for that I thank you.
C.
Thank you very much for getting back to me so promptly. Words cannot express how much it means to me that you did this reading- I love my horses very much and there isn’t anything thatI
I wouldn’t do for them. When you mentioned that Norwich is far sighted in the right eye- Did he express any concern with horses coming up from behind him and oncoming traffic? Lately he has been getting very worried about that. Is it severe enough to have the vet come out and evaluate?
Once again, thank you… this answers a lot of questions that I’ve had. What is your address? I want to put DMSO in the mail for you. I understand pain and how debilitating it can be. Four years ago, I was involved in a severe riding accident and broke my neck. Stay positive! The road to recovery can be long and difficult, but there is always light at the end of the tunnel.
L.W.
Dear Bill:
The smartest vets in the world can’t figure out what is wrong with my horse Winston. Hoping you might be able to help.
Let me know how we might put our heads together on this.
Dear Bill:
Winston felt awesome this morning, the best he has felt for many months.
J.
Dear Mr. Northern,
Decker is doing fabulously well. His coat is beautiful, he has gained weight, and is eating well, possibly too well. I have been riding him around the farm.
I pulled blood today and his Calcium was within normal limits! I told him before I drew it, "If it is within normal limits, we will start taking field trips again."
I am much better as well. I am healing my life, and trying to learn that what is to be, is to be; and fretting and making myself miserable will not change the outcome.
I am learning to believe the horse, not the lab work, and I think Decker and I are communicating better.I have also removed my self from a lot of drama. My life is good, very good.
Thank you so much for all your help,
Barbara
Hi wonderful Bill!
You're sweet to remember me No, sadly, i never found the items...Even left gifts for the fae!
I hope you and yours are very well! Blessed to have you in my life and for your teaching me
From the Heart
Jehanne
Juma had cancer surgery last February. Great recovery. She is feeble and slowing down a lot (17 in November). I wonder if I am giving her what she needs in terms of pain control and life in general. She has seen us through so much, it is her turn to receive any and all care she needs. She wandered quite a distance from the house - very much farther than normal.
There is no way I can thank you enough for existing and doing what you do. daughter sends her love. She is in terrible pain but maybe will finally get some treatment that may help, here in Philly. Let's hope so.
Hug back.
S
Aloha Bill,
I have shared your information with others concerened (owns the Bay horse) and will hope for the best. I am removing Rosey from the barn on Monday; saying good bye and preparing the other horses for the departure. Thx. ever so much for your help in this. My goal is to keep my horses happy and healthy so I must do what I must do.
You're great and we appreciate your insight.
XOXO
Cindy
We have been in Lexington, KY for about a year now and have convinced at least one vet that we really do listen to animals. The importance of a relationship with a vet has been very important for some animals well being.
May of 07, around 10 PM, we received a call from one of our major horse farm clients. The manager told us they had a sick foal and asked us to have a look at it. We normally work with these horses remotely so I told him we would do it in the morning.
The manager said it was sort of an emergency and asked if we could possibly go over him tonight. We agreed and told him we would ring him in a few minutes with our findings. This farm frequently rings us to assist their vet with proper diagnosis.
We went over the foal and found a bit of flem in the foals throat and seemed to see a lot of fluid in a lung. Since they told us it was an emergency we suspected colic but could find no problems in the foals digestive system.
When we rang the manager and we gave him our findings. He thanked us for working on such short notice.
The next morning I rang the farm to check on the foal and was told he was doing well. I inquired as to what happened. The vet was there when they called me and the manager said they were going to operate on the foal for colic. The farm manager wanted our opinion first. The vet could see the flem in the throat but in checking with his stethoscope could not locate any large amount of fluid in the lungs. This vet has worked with us for a few months and knew that if we saw the fluid, it was there somewhere. He thought for a few minutes and figured the bladder must be where we saw the large amount of fluid.
He located a catheter and drained almost a gallon of urine from the foals bladder. Result Well foal, minimal vet bill.
A MONTH LATER
We received a call from another farm. The manager said they had a horse that seemed to be coming down with colic. She was laying down a lot and putting her head to her stomach. This farm does not use a vet that pays any attention to animal communicators. Their vet was not available so they were seeking our assistance until the vet could get there.
I pulled over to the side of the road and went over the horse the best we could. We could see no obstructions in the horses digestive system and suggested the problem was severe gas pain. We tend to get pain the same place the animal has pain so we can often correctly describe the pain quite accurately. We told them to place their hand on the horses stomach and press hard.
They did this until the vet arrived. When he arrived the vet looked at the horse and almost immediately decided it was colic and proceeded to operate. It turned out to be only gas.
Result: Only gas was found. $6,000 vet bill and a very sick horse for a few weeks with more medical expense and care.
We sometimes make an error in our diagnosis but very seldom. It will always benefit you to hear what the animal has to say.