Tag: death of a pet

Tea with Robin

Your One Wild and Precious Life // Tea with Robin Episode 151

How long are we gonna hold on to the upset like it’s the key important thing in our lives? This is your one wild and precious life. How do you want it to be? In this episode: How we handle death, transformation, and allowing what is. In spiritual circles, it can feel bad or wrong to grieve and take time for adjustment, but it’s really necessary that we do. Letting go. What old story are we will supporting, nurturing, tending, protecting? This is a beautiful, tender inspiring episode that will speak to all of us in this time of change. All… …Read More »

Tea with Robin

We Came for the Experience, Are We Enjoying the One We’re Having? // Tea With Robin Episode 114

This is the experience you are living and you are free to choose how that experience is for you. You are free to do this your way. You came for an experience of life  — to have fun, to work on things, to live your life, to explore new horizons. You didn’t necessarily come for the difficulties, upset, and struggle… but they are going to present themselves anyway. That is part of the journey. We get to choose how we roll with the experiences we’re having. Don’t let your upset do the planning. Don’t continue on with your worry because… …Read More »

The Journey

You Help by Adding Light

the wheel of suffering

      Hello, sweet friend, I am sending love and sparkles from my heart to yours. How is the weather in your heart today? I am noticing that there are a lot of us who feel a mix of joyful, happy, peaceful, easy and even delighted in this time and I can tell that it sometimes causes hiccups for us to be feeling this way. If it doesn’t feel right to be feeling happy and well just now, I promise it is. I encourage you to please keep going with your sparkles. Your heart is a healer and you… …Read More »

The Journey

This Is What I Can Do. on the Deaths of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade.

I heard the news about Anthony Bourdain. I read about Kate Spade earlier this week. My heart feels heavy. Suicide is never easy. One of my first intuitive hits I can recall happened I was 7 years old. Alone in the house at night. And it just came to me that my aunt had committed suicide. I knew was true. It was so clear, the energy passing through me. I was terrified and I wasn’t even sure I understood what it all meant. The phone rang several times but I was afraid to answer. I knew. And I didn’t want to know. It… …Read More »

The Journey

Ode to Winston the Wonder Dog

Winston the Wonder Dog

Note from Winston the Wonder Dog: My parents took me to the vet a few weeks ago because they said I was honking too much. After all that poking and one unhappy thermometer experience, it turned out I had cancer. I swear I felt fine, other than the honking. My parents were brave. They made such a fuss over me–way more hot dogs and bacon in my days. And hamburger. And steak. And lots of massages and walks. Basically they let me do whatever I wanted. And yesterday, they were the bravest ever: They decided to let me rest for… …Read More »

Intuitive Healing, Relationships, The Journey

Rainbow suspenders are forever, Robin

for Robin Williams dealing with grief

  My friend texted me to say Robin Williams had taken his own life. Nanu nanu, she said. Rainbow suspenders forever, I said. This amazing, bright, shining, funny man who delighted the world has decided to leave on his own terms. We don’t really know what happened, but for sure it is shockingly sad to hear the news. Sad to imagine how his wife and family are doing. Wherever Robin is now, he gets it. He understands. Death is an experience for the living. We’re the ones experiencing that shock and sadness, we are the ones still here, we’re feeling… …Read More »

Intuitive Healing

Goodbye for Now, Rocky

Rocky B. Balboa the dog, world

Our little Rocky boy passed away last week. His full name was Rocky B. Balboa, the cutest little Papillon everrrr. It was so so sudden, the change. He was prancing about one minute, and unable to move the next. We took him to the animal hospital where it was confirmed that he was in kidney and liver failure. He died sweetly in our arms. We never knew he was sick. Saying goodbye was not easy. Rocky was such a funny little nutty dog. A true blue good boy. He was so excited to see everyone who came to the house.… …Read More »