“A piece of my heart is at the Rainbow Bridge.” ~Anon
Do you honor and celebrate the Rainbow Bridge
Anniversary of your furry ones?
I do.
I do.
Sasha Kitty, my precious muse, left her fursuit five years ago today.
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| Today’s shrine to celebrate Sasha Kitty. (L-r) Memory box with cremated remains; ceramic votive with her favorite cat food, a Love candle, Angel Kitty, and photo of us. |
Through a kind and gentle demeanor, she inspired
early morning writing that landed in half a dozen books. After she died in 2015 and still grieving, I wrote a story that appeared in 365 Moments of Grace, a collaborative work that became a #1 Amazon International Bestseller.
(Published July 27, 2016, by DandiLove Unlimited.)
Divine Dialogue With Sasha Kitty
Mom and I left
the vet’s office that night drowning in a sea of grief. The decision was made
to end Sasha Kitty’s suffering. While struggling to drive home through
torrential tears, I heard, “I left something for you.” It was Sasha Kitty. She repeated herself two
more times.
The next
morning, still grieving, and still wondering what the “something” was that she had
left for me, my soul craved comforting. I started my spiritual practice of
Divine Dialogue Writing. As I had done for years, I invoked the angels, asking:
“What do I need to know for my best and highest good now regarding Sasha
Kitty?”
After shuffling
the Doreen Virtue Angel Cards, I pulled the All Is Well card with this message
from Archangel Jeremiel: “Everything is happening exactly as it is supposed
to be with hidden blessings you will soon understand.” At that moment, Mom
walked into my bedroom. She wondered what angel message I’d received. So I
showed her, and she exclaimed that she’d got the exact same angel oracle card that night!
Repeating the same question as before, I drew another card, and got Hello from Heaven! with
Archangel Azrael. His message: “Your loved ones in Heaven are doing fine. Let go of worries and embrace their loving blessings.” A quiet whisper followed: “Sasha
wants to work with your guardian angels to help you be peaceful, so watch for
other signs from Heaven.”
Two weeks later,
I pulled the All is Well card again. “You’re too funny, Sasha Kitty,” I
mused. “The All is Well card was just returned to the deck; I’ve had it sitting
on my desk since you left. Now it shows up again! Did you know it’s the two-week
anniversary of your new cat adventure?”
“I know,” I heard her whisper.
“I miss you.”
“I know,” she said.
“Hope all is well.”
“It is. Chirp.” (Her sweet acknowledgment sound.)
So, what was the
“something” Sasha Kitty left for me? It was the unwrapped gift of knowing that life
continues after death. She’s just in
another room--for where there’s love, communication continues…even with the
furry, four-footed ones!
P.S. Today’s card, Rainbow
Blessings offered this timely message: “Blessings are showering your
life.” It comes from the Sacred Traveler Oracle Cards by Denise Linn.
Coincidence?
I think not.
How about Divine synchronicity?
From the other side of the Rainbow Bridge, Sasha Kitty continues to bless me with happy memories as we connect through Divine Dialogue Writing.
How about Divine synchronicity?
From the other side of the Rainbow Bridge, Sasha Kitty continues to bless me with happy memories as we connect through Divine Dialogue Writing.
Her presence inspires me to remember, reflect, and write something new.
“Let’s write something together like we
used to do. What do you say?”
“Purr-fect.”
“I hope you like this blog. I pray you crossed over the Rainbow Bridge five years ago, knowing that you were deeply loved.”
“Chirp.”
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| How I now imagine Sasha Kitty--still musing while dreaming of seagulls, or maybe angels? Photo Art by Christine Ellger Tutt.
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