Little Dog, Big Heart

We’re saying goodbye to our little dog today. She was running, going too fast, lost her footing and tumbled down the stairs. There was nothing that could be done.

The dear veterinarian down the street could not have been more perfect in taking her time with us.

I’ve been listening and learning about life after death, from famous medium Suzanne Giesemann, for over a year. She’s quite convincing with all of the evidence she gathers and insists on from the spirit world.

When I was holding Diz in my arms for the last time, her little spirit jumped right at my feet, and she was looking up at me bright eyed and bushy tailed! There was no mistaking it. She was so happy to see me and showed me how full of love and joy she was even after her body passing away.

It took me by surprise, but filled me with love and connection with her. She followed us home, so strong, so visible almost. Went out back with her sisters, and begged for treats as usual. I held the door for her spirit, because she was right there with us, so strong.

There is no doubt in my mind that she is living on, discovering a new adventure right now, and filled with joy and love.

I sat in my livingroom, crying, laughing, feeling disbelief, despair, comfort and so much love. “You are so loved”, Suzanne is always saying. I’m so very sorry that I can’t hold her again with my hands.

My chakra meditation board was on hand so I picked it up and began. Not clearing each one, but feeling the significance of each one, to our connection to each other, and our connection with spirit, life and to all of us. I got the peace, grounding and healing I needed from it.

When the meditation was done, my phone said 11:11. Spirit heard me. I knew it.

I asked who would take care of her now? Immediately my grandpa came to mind. An animal lover from way back. I introduced them aloud, talking to spirit, so they would know each other if they didn’t already. Thank you grandpa for taking care of her.

I recorded the audio from my prayer, my chakra grounding.

I will no longer be silent about how I see things.

Miss Diz, you will be so missed. My heart is full of love for you. Come home anytime. Guide your sisters when it’s their turn to come.