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Afterlife Travels with Bubba
Oct 19th, 2008 at 11:15pm
 
Bubba is a 12 year old, fawn colored chihuahua with bulbous eyes and a crooked lower lip that makes him appear to be a little confused about everything---but he's anything but confused. Although he's always been a happy-go-lucky little guy, he's built like a tank and won't take guff off of anyone (lol!) And he's been attached to me since he came home with us in 1997. If he can't see me he must start a search, and when I'm gone he literally howls like a wolf.

So, while on my way to my small park in Focus 27 a few weeks ago, a flash of white-gold down near my right foot caught my attention...and there was Bubba, grinning, wagging his tail, content to be on a walk with me wherever. I laughed, picked him up and continued onward, thinking it would be a good idea to make sure he knew about my Focus 27 place before he died. He only has a few years left and since we come from the same Disk or Oversoul, it made perfect sense.

Only later did the novelty of his nonphysical presence hit me...and I wondered why I had not ever thought to question if any of my dogs were keen on afterlife traveling, with me, in real time. I've thought about it a lot, asked my guides and all I get back is, "Why not?" So Bubba got to investigate and pee on everything at my park while I left for awhile with Helpers to do a retrieval. When I returned to C1 he was curled up beside me on the bed, fast asleep.

A few days ago we took off together into the afterlife and the following is a retrieval Bubba participated in. He was good, didn't draw attention to himself. As a matter of fact I forgot he was with me until the man we helped out of that BST world noticed him. Wonders never cease---- Grin. Guess I'll be taking some flak for this but I've learned to keep an open mind when it comes to what's possible beyond the physical.



Bubba and I went to the 3D Blackness and floated for a short time, watched the movement of dense, velvety colors and fuzzy lights twinkling here and there. I picked Bubba up and when we were ready, I placed the intent to be of service with Helpers.

I watched as a portion of the blackness gave way to what appeared to be a silver-blue sky. The words, ‘Out of Time‘, came to me as Bubba and I started moving rapidly and I wasn’t sure if we were journeying to a place literally out of time/space, or if it meant something else.

We then touched down on a desolate stretch of dry, rocky ground. In front of us was a dome-shaped, 7-8 feet high, white structure attached to a hill on our left and continuing to our right as far as the eye could see, like a gigantic, half buried PVC pipe. As I put Bubba down I scanned the immediate area  for others and got nothing, but I then realized that life here was within the long pipe. The word I kept getting for it was, ‘tubing’.

As I wondered how I could be of help it was then that a wide stone avenue, running perpendicular to and arching over the tubing, caught my eye off to the right. The two structures were an architectural-head-on-collision if you asked me (lol), but as I moved closer they somehow seemed to make sense together. I silently asked what I was doing out in such a vast wasteland and was urged to just follow the road. So that's what I did.

Within seconds of moving through a foggy area, a blue sky opened up and I stopped, taking in huge oak trees, an endless manicured lawn, concrete walkways…and futuristic looking skyscrapers off in the distance. They were joined together, constructed of what appeared to be either huge sheets of glass or a dark gray, reflective material.  Several hose-like structures were attached, sloping gently downward connecting the buildings with other structures and I realized I was looking at more of the tubing I had previously encountered. They were like indoor freeways, people coming and going.

My attention was then drawn to a group of people under a tree and we sauntered over, not wanting to attract too much attention. Several people were listening to a man as he seemed to be trying to convince them of the benefits of living there in the city. A thin teenage boy, over six feet and wearing baggy jeans and T-shirt wasn’t buying any of the rhetoric. It wasn’t what he had expected and he was angry. He had a kind of British accent that made it difficult to understand what he was saying, but the name, Scott, entered my mind. There was a class system here, he continued…a hierarchy that was not suppose to exist.

He suddenly stopped talking, staring at me in a manner that said there was something odd or different about me, something he couldn’t quite grasp.  He glanced at Bubba, gave me another hard look and then picked up where he’d left off, claiming this place had not lived up to his expectations and he was bored out of his mind. I then got that the city or world he was complaining so much about was known as, Out of Time, and that it had evolved from a science fiction source. This, I thought, was interesting. Science fiction buffs had created this world.

I started telling him about The Park, Focus 27, a vast and unlimited place made by human minds with only one rule: no one can impose their will on another. I explained he could create his own sci-fi world, or any world for that matter…that he could learn, explore, hang out at a beach, have choices beyond his imagination. He had not one qualm about leaving (lol). As he listened intently we drifted up and in no time were at the Reception Area in The Park…and he quickly made a bee-line for the nearest group of individuals engaged in a quiet conversation.

Got to be one of the easiest retrievals I've ever done. Smiley


Thanks for reading and much love,


Ginny and Bubba






















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Reply #1 - Oct 20th, 2008 at 5:01pm
 
That's great Ginny! Well done. Bubba will be a great helper to work with. He obviously attracts attention and its important to get noticed. I am glad you are showing him "your place" in 27. I think its always best to have others you love around you once you are there. The more the merrier. Isn't that part of the whole prosess...building your area and sharing it with others you want to be there with. Like your Bubba.
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Reply #2 - Oct 20th, 2008 at 5:07pm
 
Amazing, Ginny!

I had wondered about how much a fiction writer's work could get into our belief system ! They create such extensive worlds now, within the covers of their books.  (I'm just finishing P Pullman's trilogy "The Golden Compass" etc. Wink )   

Do you think that fellow preaching to the assembled crowd could have been such an author talking to some of his more casual readers? But guess it doesn't matter.

The main thing I'm learning from this is that we carry on beliefs and attitudes that we pick up in a wide range of places !

Thanks so much for sharing it, Amazing Ginny!  Smiley
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Reply #3 - Oct 20th, 2008 at 6:34pm
 
excellent retrieval and heart warming to me Ginny. and wasn't the young man quite ready to leave?
he just needed Ginny to be there, to listen to his complaint, and say, hmm, I know of this other place, less constrictive than this one, especially I like the part about "nobody forces their will" on another.

I see focus 27 like that. those people are so darn easy going I love going there just to hang.

I had a dog just like yours. what a sweetie, he learns so much from you, u are helping him evolve into his moreness.

I've heard about science fiction writers actually creating those levels and their friends going there to see what was created matched up with what the writers wrote, even the characters were alive. the writer had trouble to discern, had the characters been alive "before or after he wrote the story?" I think before.

give Bubba a kiss for me. I don't have a pooch right now, my avatar is my daughter's pooch, Francois, a very special little guy who likes to dig holes all the way to China.

thanks Ginny, so great to have you back here. love, alysia
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Reply #4 - Oct 21st, 2008 at 10:46am
 
Gin;
Nice to see you here Sis.

What a different retrieval and with Bubba ..lol
Good for both of you and yes animal can help in retrievals and participate too.. Cool

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Reply #5 - Oct 26th, 2008 at 12:19am
 
Hi you guys,

Thanks Joe and oh yea, very important the friends we choose to have around us. Kind of explains why I love this website... Smiley. Thanks, Bro...and how are you feeling? Quit smoking yet? Ah aren't ex-smokers a pain?---(lol).
Thank you Alysia and I hope you can get another dog. Don't know what I'd do without mine. And that's very interesting--the sci-fi writer who was able to have others verify his creations in the afterlife. All it takes are enough like-minded believers to create a new world somewhere.
Thank you, Bets...and I never thought of that--the speaker in the group possibly having been the writer/co-creator. Maybe he's always busy trying to keep people there in order to keep that world together? What I got from the young man I helped retrieve was that living in that sci-fi world was a lot like living at Disney: after awhile it gets unbearably boring.

I've got another retrieval with Bubba. I'll get it posted here in a day or two.

Much love,

Gin


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Reply #6 - Nov 14th, 2008 at 8:06pm
 
boy Ginny,
your retrievals are such a treat !  Always inspiring and so
focused on the individual's needs !

god bless you for being so caring!

love, gordon








Ginny wrote on Oct 26th, 2008 at 12:19am:
Hi you guys,

Thanks Joe and oh yea, very important the friends we choose to have around us. Kind of explains why I love this website... Smiley. Thanks, Bro...and how are you feeling? Quit smoking yet? Ah aren't ex-smokers a pain?---(lol).
Thank you Alysia and I hope you can get another dog. Don't know what I'd do without mine. And that's very interesting--the sci-fi writer who was able to have others verify his creations in the afterlife. All it takes are enough like-minded believers to create a new world somewhere.
Thank you, Bets...and I never thought of that--the speaker in the group possibly having been the writer/co-creator. Maybe he's always busy trying to keep people there in order to keep that world together? What I got from the young man I helped retrieve was that living in that sci-fi world was a lot like living at Disney: after awhile it gets unbearably boring.

I've got another retrieval with Bubba. I'll get it posted here in a day or two.

Much love,

Gin



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