Is Your Pet Afraid To Die?
Our pets' perspective of death is different than our own. One reason for this is because they experience a far different reality than ourselves while on this earth. Unlike us, our pets maintain a strong connection with the spiritual aspects of themselves while being here in their physical form.
As humans, we are grounded more in the tangible aspects of our physical existence; as a result, our connection to the spiritual is often faint compared to our animals. Therefore, before answering the question “Is your pet afraid of death?” it is helpful to explore two related questions: What is your pet's experience like here on earth and what is your pet’s perspective on death?
What is your pet's experience like here on earth?
Everything is comprised of energy. The form in which that energy takes is what differentiates physical existence from spiritual existence.
Our animals are far more aware of the energy around them than us. Additionally, they pay less attention to the energy's shape or form. For our animals, the existence of their spiritual self and physical self are intertwined. This means that your pet’s daily experiences comprise both our tangible, physical interactions and energetic, spiritual interactions.
Maybe you have witnessed this spiritual connection in your pet?
Have you ever noticed your dog or cat staring into space or a corner in a room and wondered what they are looking at? This happens more in their senior years however, you may witness your pet doing this at any phase in their life. This is often someone, either an animal or a person they know from the other side. Our animals' strong spiritual awareness allows them to have a solid connection to everyone around them, be they in physical/earthly form or spiritual form.
What is your pet's perspective on death?
Based on my communications with hundreds of animals, I can confidently say that our pets have no real attachment to their physical body regarding their passing. They perceive death as a natural part of having lived a life.
This makes sense since our animals always connect strongly to their spiritual form. Their spiritual form is not foreign to them; therefore, death is merely a transition from one form to another, not an end.
When we often view death and the afterlife as something external or beyond us, we worry about our animals when they pass. Are they afraid? Will they be alone? Are they sad that they’re gone? By viewing the spiritual life as something that we, too, are connected with at all time (even though we may not be aware of it), death and the transition to spiritual form no longer seems as scary.
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