Tears in heaven
A common emotion after the death of a pet is guilt. Here are some situations, where we might experience guilt after the loss of a pet: If our pet died alone, for instance at home or among strangers, we feel … Continued
A frequently asked question
One of the frequently asked questions I get is:“How can shamanic journeying help me after pet loss?”There is so much good information out there on helping you cope with the grief after the death of a pet. What is so … Continued
Grieving after pet loss
Grieving is a process that we all go through when we lose someone we love. But how we experience grief, and how we handle it, is very individual. Symptoms of grief after pet loss Grieving doesn’t happen according to a … Continued
Little Tut and the tiger – an example of synchronicity after healing
Meaningful coincidences – or synchronicities – often happen in connection with healing. (See “Synchronicities – signs from beyond” for an example with a grieving cat). In this post I will give you a recent example that happened in connection with … Continued
Synchronicities – signs from beyond
After the death of our pet, we often look for a sign from the other side that our pet is okay. And after a healing or a prayer we might also be looking for, or happen to stumble upon, those … Continued
When your beloved pet is dying
Pittiput’s last day. Being in the situation where you know your pet is dying is very difficult and challenging. You are probably experiencing a wide range of emotions such as: despair, fear of losing the pet you love so much … Continued
When a child loses a pet – a true story
The following took place a few weeks during one summer years ago when I was about 12 years old, but what happened has had such a deep impact on me and my life, that I finally decided to share it … Continued
Three easy steps to make your own pet memorial ceremony
After the death of a beloved pet, we are left with the emptiness and grief after the loss, and the yearning and longing to be with our pet again is strong. Our pets are not just “pets”; to many of … Continued