Pluchi
Jedi
Thank you!I’m very sorry to hear about Pelusa’s passing.
A couple of years ago, we lost a beloved cat in very violent and traumatic circumstances which also lead to other problems such as financial difficulties and questions of our family safety.
I submitted a question to the C’s about it and Laura and Andromeda, with some reservations, decided that due to the gravity and peculiarity of the situation they would use valuable session time and their energy to ask the C’s about this personal situation of ours.
The C’s response left us with mixed feelings. This is the two edged nature of receiving information that the universe has otherwise determined one should not generally have access to.
They said our cat was close to us, and guarding.
The reason I share all this is because I know that on at least one other occasion, the C’s have given a similar response about 2D group family members. And so, I think the chances are that Pelusa is probably staying around your home for a while. Love is a powerful and objective thing, and love builds true connections.
My own relationship with death nowadays is that when I lose someone close to me, I focus on the gratitude I feel to have known them and for the time we got to spend together. I’m sure you’d do anything to have just one more hour together, but 17 years is a relatively long time, and you were lucky enough to find each other and be together for so long.
My condolences,
Yes, I believe she is happy. I’d love for her to stick around a little bit, we are so sad and miss her very, very much. Knowing she can be around gives me comfort. She has been with us in every country we lived and traveled for hours with us, slept in hotels, other people’s homes, and honestly, she was a champ! We never had such a beautiful, lovely companion before. She truly is missed.
. Prayers for Pelusa and a smooth transition.
