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We
all have gifts … “special gifts”, from God … located in our “higher selves” …
we are just embarrassed to share them, fearing ridicule, from others… I say …
Screw them… share your gifts … now is the time ….
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I love listening to other people’s stories about “weird
stuff”, the kind of things these people usually do not share with others (they
are to embarrassed or fear ridicule) … yet with me they somehow feel safe to
share …
I do not even remember the number of people who over the
years have told me about seeing their loved ones after they died, it almost
seems more common to see a loved one, post their death than not too! Each time these
people “saw” their dead loved ones it brought deep inner peace to them… I can
only say that is grace … (and with this I have to say, I have such encounters
as well with dead loved ones and animals as well, as had many others) …
Then there was the young woman who told me “she knows when a
person will die” (I was kind of spooked out by her, thinking she would say, “and
your time is up!”) … I instantly thought of a story I read years ago about a
cat in a nursing home … when kitty cat would lay on a patient’s bed this meant the
patient would die within hours! This “angel of death kitty’s name was Oscar”
Now I know a “human” who can do the same thing, yet the
human can only narrow it down to the last 6 months of life … Oscar was more
exact in that manner, narrowing death to a few hours …
Remarks about animals
and the supernatural
Those stories are so numerous and touching, I think I will eventually
start a new blog with just animals’ stories …
To be fair too “the Catholic Saints” … I have heard many
stories of a saints appearing to a person to let them know things will be OK …
The “guy”, I seem to hear about the most is Padre Pio… he seems to be all over the place! Supposedly
there is a smell of flowers around a holy person or a saint… so when I listen
to stories about “Padre Pio”… I ask the person about “smell” and the ones I
think had a genuine encounter, with
Padre Pio will tell me this … they did not smell flowers they smelled “tobacco”…
Bingo! Padre Pio was/ is known for that smell …
