YOUR PSYCHIC PET STORIES
Here are a few of your very own Psychic Pet stories: THE IMAGE OF THE PET On the North East coast of England, in the town of Hull, there lives a lady by the name of Alison Hansen. For years Alison and her family kept a Boxer Dog by the name of Prince as their family pet. Prince was Alison's very best friend and she liked nothing better than walking the dog in and around the wind swept fields of Hull. Prince was a strong and healthy dog, he had a shining brown coat with a white chest and a little white patch on his nose. Alison, like many other pet owners, talked to her dog. Whenever Alison felt a little sad all she had to do was call to Prince and up he would come running to her side. It was impossible to be sad with such a playful companion by her side.
The years passed and Prince the Boxer Dog grew old. But Alison still loved her pet and cared for him as she respected and loved her dear friend. Prince had been such a faithful pal that Alison could not bear to see him go. But all the love in the world could not save the poor old dog and one day he just quietly passed away in his sleep. For days Alison was deeply upset, Prince really had been a true and faithful friend and she would miss him. Many years later Alison went to see a Psychic Medium who told her that she had a dog friend in the spirit world that wanted her to remember him. The Psychic Pedium then said that in time to come the dog would appear to Alison as he still thought about her and the happy times they had shared whilst he was her pet dog. Some time later Alison was feeling sad and she thought back to those happy times when her dog Prince would come along and cheer her up. How glad she had been of his company, it was all so long ago, but she had never forgotten him. Still feeling a little sorrowful Alison went into the bathroom of her home to wash her hands, as she reached out for the towel she saw, there in the bathroom tiles, the face of her faithful old friend Prince the Boxer Dog. At first she couldn't believe it and looked again, the image of her pal was still there. 'Hello Prince' said Alison 'how are you old pal?' But the image of the dog remained silent. The sight of her friend did cheer her up though and Alison immediately felt better. Then she thought back to what the Psychic Medium had said, how right she had been, Alison had now seen Prince's image in her bathroom tiles, the dog had returned to comfort her. She took a picture of this image and the photograph is reproduced on these Psychic Pets pages of the web site PsychicWorld.net have a look and see if you can see the image of Alison's very best pal Prince the Boxer Dog:
THE GHOST PETS
There are those that deny that animals have souls like we human beings have. Quite why some people think that we are so unique is beyond me, we are animals too, human animals. We have souls in the same way that other living creatures have souls and the proof is to be found in the world of spirit. One gentleman that has encountered the spirits of animals is Gerald of Sheffield in the county of Yorkshire U.K. One day Gerald was walking behind a lady at his local Bingo Hall when he saw a little Yorkshire Terrier dog following her, Yet this was no ordinary dog, it was glowing and shimmering like gold caught in the rays of the sun. Gerald watched in amazement as this little dog trotted just behind the lady. He felt he just had to say something and asked her if she knew there was a wonderful little dog with her. When Gerald described the dog to the lady she seemed quite surprised. 'Why' she said 'that can't possibly be, my little Yorkshire Terrier died three years ago'. It was then that Gerald knew he had seen the ghost of this lady's pet.
Just a few days later Gerald was visiting his local college. Whilst he was there Gerald noticed a cat sitting on a chair looking so contented and happy, as cats do when they are comfortable. Gerald mentioned this cat to one of the college staff and described it in some detail to them. At first the lecturer thought Gerald was joking 'You can't have seen that cat' he said 'it died two years ago'. But Gerald had seen the college cat, dead or not. When Gerald's brother died he decided to join a Spiritualist Church to seek guidance and advice. The people at the Church were kind and helpful and told Gerald that his brother was now in the world of spirit and at peace. However, Gerald soon knew different. The very next day Gerald was standing by the front window of his home when he felt that his brother, now deceased, was trying to contact him. As he looked out along the road, down which his brother had often walked, Gerald saw a beautiful shining bird flying towards him. This glorious bird flew right up to window and seemed to be smiling at him. For a split-second Gerald was quite certain that this was the soul of his brother returning to say one last goodbye before flying off on its journey into eternity. Since that day Gerald has had no doubts whatsover that animals have souls as we have. Indeed he subscribes to the idea that some spirits can return from the world beyond in the form of animals and birds as he believes his brother did. Gerald is not alone in such beliefs, there is an old belief that at the moment of physical death the souls of the good went into birds and that the souls of the bad went into other animals such as dogs. Hence the saying 'he has gone to the dogs'.
Here is lovely little poem that was sent to me by John and Annie Dale of Mabblethrorpe: DOGGIE POWER By Annie Dale D.D.N.D. Ph.D:Mankind's Best Friend is a dog? YES! / And, if the whole world turns against its master / There is no one who offers unquestioning loyalty / And such unwavering love, plus a wet warm nose / And a wag of a tail / Yes, money may buy a good dog / But it can never buy / The wag of it's tail.
Mrs Patricia Wherhan of Worthing, West Sussex owned a pet poodle called Mandy that was tuned in to her husband. Mandy would put her paws on the windowsill looking out along the road; this was a sure sign that Mr Wherhan was on his way home. Each time the dog was right, it was as if Mandy could sense that her friend was coming home. Patricia says that Mandy was almost human, had a wonderful smile and her little face would light up each time her best friend Mr Wherhan stroked her.
Leslie Oxby of Birmingham had a trusty pet dog called Rusty that acted as a guide for him. Leslie is in his 90's and says Rusty was a great comfort and used to take him out for walks.
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