A family barbecue was planned, and the entire family was at my home to have a fun filled night with good food and good company. My daughter, however, called because her dog was really sick and she was at the emergency. As it turned out, it was time for him to take that trip over the rainbow bridge. She found him as a puppy alone in the bushes and raised him with a lot of love and care for 13 years. He was the love and rock of her life.

Our Pets never last long enough. But it’s always a reminder that we should always cherish the ones who are with us now. The ones who have our back. The ones that we resonate with, and share a common goal for freedom from the evil that has infected our planet for so long. We just want to be free.

It was meant to be that we were all together that day. Every single family member that was important was there. I truly believe God showed up for us that day, so that we were able to support her and mourn together because he was a part of our family. We are pet lovers around here! God really does work out things together for the good, for them who love him, and are called according to his purposes. We all felt blessed that day, even though it was a sad day.
RIP Siggy

Even during the storm, we choose to live in the present and vibrate in love. It’s healthy to mourn. But it’s also healthy to keep living! We just always need to be there for our loved ones, and cut out the things in our life that do not serve us. Spiritual attacks my come your way, pray and meditate every day. Every second you do this, you are deprogramming yourself from this matrix. This will also give you God’s peace that surpasses all understanding. Ask for Gods love and light to surround you at all times, and thank God for the protection He’s already giving you during these times. Be ready. Be brave. And stand! 💪🏻💜🙌🏼🌎