Overcoming Pet Grief: Communicating with Our Pets in This Life and The Next: The Rainbow Bridge and More...
In this episode of Psychic Visions Podcast, hosts Megan Kane and Jason Zuk delve into the spiritual connection between humans and animals, specifically discussing the concept of the Rainbow Bridge, a comforting idea that pets find peace and happiness after passing away in Heaven. Jason and Megan share personal stories of communicating with animals both in this world and the next. Megan recounts how Jason helped her connect with her deceased cat, Cincy, providing immense comfort during her grief. They also explore other experiences, such as Jason helping find a missing dog using psychic abilities in New York State, and both hosts recount stories of telepathic communication with live animals. The episode aims to offer hope and healing to pet owners dealing with loss, illustrating the enduring bond between them and their furry friends and deceased pets.
00:00 Introduction to Psychic Visions Podcast
00:25 Exploring the Rainbow Bridge
02:12 Personal Experiences with Pet Loss
06:12 Jason's Comforting Reading for Megan
10:28 Communicating with Pets in the Afterlife
15:09 Finding Missing Pets Through Mediumship
19:12 Healing and Telepathic Connections with Animals
28:00 Conclusion and Resources for Grieving Pet Owners
00:38 Understanding the Rainbow Bridge
02:23 Megan's Heartfelt Story of Loss
05:47 Jason's Comforting Connection
39:34 Healing Through Psychic Readings
45:06 Finding Lost Pets with Mediumship
49:09 Telepathic Bonds with Animals
28:00 Concluding Thoughts and Resources for Dealing with Grief and The Loss of Your Beloved Pet
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The Origin of the Rainbow Bridge
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Hotline, Support Group and Pet Loss and Grief Website Resources
While the poem may provide some initial relief after the loss of a pet, it might not be enough. Luckily today there are multiple avenues where one can find support to help deal with the loss of a furry best friend.
Here is a list of some support resources to help you with your grief:
• Association for Pet Loss And Bereavement
• Lap of Love
• Two Hearts Pet Loss Center
• Rainbows Bridge
• Pet-Loss
• Grief Healing
A Reading List For Dealing With Pet Loss
If group support isn't a good fit, there are a number of books that can help you cope with the loss of a pet, here is a sample reading list (scroll down a bit further for child and teenager appropriate suggestions):
• Goodbye, Friend: Healing Wisdom for Anyone Who Has Ever Lost a Pet by Gary Kowlaski (full of sound, compassionate advice to help you cope with the loss of a pet)
• Saying Goodbye to the Pet You Love by Lorri A. Green, Ph.D. (written by a psychologist, a practical but sympathetic guide to navigating grief with a special section to help the elderly)
• Pet Loss: A Spiritual Guide by Julia Harris (helps readers understand the many emotional reactions to the loss of a pet as well as helping children cope and recover)
• Losing My Best Friend: Thoughtful support for those affected by dog bereavement or pet loss by Jeannie Wycherley
• Three Cats, Two Dogs: One Journey Through Multiple Pet Loss by David Congalton (the author talks about how he transformed his anguish over the loss of several pets into a commitment to abused and abandoned animals)
• PS. I Love You More Than Tuna by Sarah Chauncey, illustrated by Francis Tremblay (a gift book for adults trying to cope with losing a feline soulmate)
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