Quaero
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Thank you, Romain, for the welcome.
I hear what you're saying.
I agree with you, that as we travel our path, we should help others in need that we encounter along the way. As best we can.
As a matter of fact, I have already done two Retrieval assists.
That started when I realized that the ease with which I found my loved one, and kept traveling to see her was something beyond luck -- and certainly beyond my current abilities, in my opinion.
I then spoke into the Blackness and said, "Whomever has been helping me, you have my greatest gratitude and appreciation. I will repay you somehow."
A strong male voice answered from the Blackness -- I could see nothing, "You don't owe me anything, Bud. I'm happy to help."
I then said, "Nevertheless, I would like to do something for you in return. Do I have enough ability yet to perhaps assist you in a Retrieval or something?"
An image suddenly faded into view in front of me. He looked like an ex-Marine. Very stocky and muscular, short haircut, and square jaw. Not somebody you would want to mess with, if you saw him in the Physical World.
He said to me, "You know, I might have something. But not today. You don't look so good, Pal. You better get your butt back to Physical for a couple of days."
He continued, "When you come back, call out for 'Tom'. You can call me 'Tom'. I'll see you then."
He disappeared.
After that, I helped Tom with two retrievals. One was a very old man that I worked with alone -- except for Tom, of course. His name was Fred. That was successful, though it took a little convincing to get him to come with me to Tom.
The other was a young child. I asked Tom if I could bring my loved one along with this one. He thought it would be great -- a married couple approaching the child would be less frightening than a lone male. He told me my loved one's vibration was higher than mine (though lower than his) and the child, though deceased, might not be able to see her yet.
Tom said, just to be sure, to touch her or keep my hand on her while I was near the child to be sure he would see her -- until we could touch the child himself (Timmy).
That was the easiest instruction I have ever been given.
My loved one and I went to the child, loved and comforted him -- she is super with children, anyway -- then we, together, led him to Tom for transport. As we approached Tom, I saw he no longer looked like the ex-Marine -- he looked like someone I didn't recognize. I guess a member of Timmy's family or something. Timmy really lit up when "Tom" took his hand.
Tom thanked us and they both flew away together, vanishing from sight quickly.
So both Retrievals went O.K. I think Tom probably gave us the easiest ones he had. Timmy had been dead only a few days. Fred had passed over several weeks before. I would imagine that the longer they have been "stuck", the harder it is to convince them to do anything.
There is more detail to these stories -- I wrote everything in my journal. Perhaps one day I might post more of it.
I plan to keep helping Tom with Retrievals -- he is always there when I need him, so I must repay his friendship. Besides, it is something that needs to be done and it is a way I can contribute something back to those Someone's who help us without expecting anything in return.
I have been going to be with my loved one every day for at least one or two hours -- in addition to my other exercises and practices. It is rather tiring, but I find myself unable to not see her for more than 24 hours right now. I feel a lot worse than tired if I don't see her often.
So, I plan to mix in Retrievals with those trips as often as I can. These first two Retrievals didn't last long, but I imagine the difficult ones can take much longer.
I am astounded by all this. I, like Bruce, am an engineer -- thus rather "left-brained". However, in our defense, engineers do use the right brain quite a bit in original design work and such. The left brain and mathematics come in later, where the conceptual parts have to fit precisely -- dimensioning and tolerancing, etc., etc.
Thus, even though I have the plodding engineer's mentality and demand for verification of everything, I have not tried to verify any of this yet. Perhaps I will one day, but not now.
I am happy to take the word of Bruce and many of you other folks here for now.
And, most of all, the explosion of love that has occured in my heart is my verification. Surpisingly, for me, I think I trust that more than any brain-led verification.
Whatever has occured to me, it is GOOD! I'm going for it with all the determination I can muster.
Love to All,
Quaero
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