Be here NOW

Brinty · 03-22-2009, 09:12 PM

In the interview with Dolores Cannon on Coast to Coast, she said that animals have souls. I've often wondered how, or if, their souls are in some way affected by being much loved pets.

You read, in places like Readers' Digest, where pets get left behind in a major house shift and months later turn up footsore and weary at their new home. There was one story I read where a young boy had a pet pigeon. The lad had to go into hospital and one morning when the nurse came into his room, there, fluttering at the window was a pigeon. She went to chase it away but the young fellow told her to let it come in because it was his pet pigeon.

It appears then, that spirits or souls, of different creatures can communicate with each other. Just imagine how wonderful it would be if we could achieve this in our everyday existence. How many times have you wondered what your pet was saying? And, how many times do you actually know what your pet is saying?

The power of unconditional love, and the distances it covers, is amazing.

03-22-2009, 09:12 PM	#11
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Be here NOW In the interview with Dolores Cannon on Coast to Coast, she said that animals have souls. I've often wondered how, or if, their souls are in some way affected by being much loved pets. You read, in places like Readers' Digest, where pets get left behind in a major house shift and months later turn up footsore and weary at their new home. There was one story I read where a young boy had a pet pigeon. The lad had to go into hospital and one morning when the nurse came into his room, there, fluttering at the window was a pigeon. She went to chase it away but the young fellow told her to let it come in because it was his pet pigeon. It appears then, that spirits or souls, of different creatures can communicate with each other. Just imagine how wonderful it would be if we could achieve this in our everyday existence. How many times have you wondered what your pet was saying? And, how many times do you actually know what your pet is saying? The power of unconditional love, and the distances it covers, is amazing.