In Memorium...a Place to Honor our Loved Ones

[Linda Schiller-Hanna, HOST]

I've started this discussion to fill a need of my own. They say the secret to success is to "Find a Need and Fill It".
Life has many teachers, and the loss of a loved one is one of the
most powerful. Of course, as metaphysicians, we are aware they
are not really "gone but to our physical perception,
we (generally!) don't see these precious Souls in this dimension any
longer.
For some of us, writing is a catharsis...a way to express those
deeper feelings....
I received an email from a Lightworker this morning about the recent
passing of his brother. My mother and Kym's mother both passed in the
last few months.
And just yesterday, our faithful old dog Foxy made her transition.
Because of the purity and loyalty of the canine personality, in some ways
that pain is even more keenly felt.
So, if you'd like a place to write out your feelings about a loss, whether
recent or long ago, this spot is for you.
What you say, write, and feel is honored here.

To Foxy:
Old girl with red fuzzy coat, softest licking tongue,
sharp little bark and slowing gait....
You've made your way home to God
Across the Rainbow bridge and through Heaven's Gate!
You were a "used" dog....an "abused" dog before you
found us....I even called your name before I met you...
Through some psychic slip of the tongue...
So when I first knew you were on the horizon my heart
Cried YES!, She's ours!
Even on the way home in the car, I reached back to pet you,
And you bit me.
I wasn't mad, because I knew you were afraid. You never bit
me again. I passed your test.
You brought such comfort through many years.
You slept on the threshold of our bedroom door and not
one interloper ever crossed through.
You were our Guide, our Guard and our friend.
And I will always love you....and ultimately find you
At trail's end.

[Dianna Barry]

Beyond the veil, temporarily. Forever in our hearts.

[Linda Schiller-Hanna, HOST]

Thats true. Thanks for your loving thoughts.
Linda