An Amazing Letter of "Thanksgiving" - About One of my Pet Readings

 On the weekends, I continue to give medium readings for pets on the other side. I charge a small fee and do my readings by email. I've been doing this for years, but it always touches me when a pet parent reaches out with a thank you and confirmations. On Nov. 6th, a day after connecting with a beautiful black cat, I received this wonderful email from his mom, and this is why I do what I do. I thought it appropriate to share on Thanksgiving. Here's the note;

Rob,

You have changed my life, Thank You. 

My outlook - since I listened to you speak on Unsolved Mysteries (many times over) and As I Live and Grieve podcasts - has evolved tremendously. Your shared experience has allowed me to see another side of this world I knew existed but never experienced myself. 

My grief has been so deep for my NXXX  that I never thought I could navigate it on my own. You have been my compass in my time of despair, for that I am forever grateful for the connection you provided for us.

I didn't know what to expect from a Pet Psychic, but you are much more than that- you are a Healer. You have allowed my heart to "cross over" the grief bridge that I was standing in front of. I'm forever grateful to you and look forward to any and all podcasts/books/talks you will be involved in from here on out. 

My heart is at peace and my soul is at rest. Thank you for your healing and bless you on all of your journeys in this life and the beyond. I hope to meet you someday and have the pleasure of telling you face-to-face how much I respect your work. 

Take Care, Stay Well ,

CXXXX (& NXXX )

Happy Thanksgiving from Our House to Yours

Happy Thanksgiving! We're thankful for the friends and family that we have in our lives and hope this day finds you surrounded by those you love. If they can't be there in person- they're always there in spirit, no matter the distance. 
 -  Today, Dash, Dolly, Tyler and Franklin posed to send their best wishes to all of you! 

Happy Thanksgiving from our house to yours!

Dolly, Franklin and Tyler sniffing the turkey

Happy Thanksgiving from our house to yours. We know that  everyone will be sniffing for turkey and pumpkin pie. :)        Have a great day and know that we're thankful for our friends and family, and every day we have together. 

Had a fun Thanksgiving with Tom's folks, and friends. Hope your day has been sweet, too! 

Crusoe the Celebrity Dachshund and brother Oakley

A Weimaraner puppy Thanksgiving

A Weimaraner's Thanksgiving Pumpkin Hangout

Doxie Pilbrims

Watch for Signs from Spirits of Your Loved Ones on Thanksgiving !

Our loved ones are with us today!

Holidays are a prime time to get messages from spirits of loved ones who have passed away. As I mention in my books "Ghosts and Spirits: Insights from a Medium" and "Lessons Learned from Talking to the Dead," our loved ones who passed are with us during holidays, birthdays and anniversaries.

  Think of it this way: During a holiday, birthday or anniversary you will usually either have friends and relatives over for dinner or call them and wish them a great day. It's no different from the other side. They want to do the same for us, because we can't pick up the phone - so they come to us!
   People who have passed and crossed over become spirits. Those who choose to stay behind on Earth are ghosts. Spirits have the ability to to come to people anywhere in the world, and even come to multiple people at the same time. Whenever the Holidays roll around, they are known to try and pass messages that they're there with the family as well.
  So, how do you look for signs from them?  
- If you turn on the radio today, Thanksgiving, and you hear their favorite Christmas song (because radio stations are already playing them) - the spirit has influenced you to turn on the radio to know they're with you.
- You may find yourself doing or saying something that your late mother,  father, sister, brother or friend would be doing, or saying. Spirits can influence us to do things and say things they used to.
- You may also see someone that resembles a late loved one if you're traveling about today.
   - Look for pennies or other coins on the ground. Check the year, too- because it has some significance. I was out walking our dogs this week and found a Quarter with the year 1981 on it. That was the year my grandmother passed, so guess who dropped that coin for me? 
-  On Thanksgiving 2011, my friend Lynn's brother Michael came to me with messages for her. He told me things I had no idea about, including that they had the same eye color. SO, be vigilant and don't dismiss happenings- our loved ones DO come back during the holidays to say "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Hanukkah."
  Wishing you and your loved ones a great Thanksgiving- and KNOW that those who have passed are still around your table. You just don't have to feed them! :)
Rob Gutro