Morrighan:

It seems as if a person can't express a differing viewpoint without you calling it an argument.

Regarding spiders, there have been occasions when I saw negative beings appear as spiders. I'm not certain why they appear this way. It could be that my guidance was letting me know that an unfriendly being is around and used a spider image as a symbolic representation. Such spiders would have a creepy feeling that differs from what I sense from physical spiders.

It is possible for existence to manifest in a way that seems evil. I've felt this evil on more than one occasion. Plus destructive intent is destructive intent. I don't mean to state that evil beings were innately evil. Going by the information I received there are beings that started out as divine and then for whatever reason they became evil.

On the other hand, I figure that there is no source other than God and the Oneness we are all a part of. Therefore, even evil comes from source. It is a possibility that exists within us/God. In order to know ourselves we need to know about the possibility of evil. We can decide if it is something we want to hang onto. It provides some degree of contrast. Therefore, in a way, both Justin and Morrighan are correct about evil.

I had a spider appear upon my person when I was getting into my car one morning recently. I noticed it drop down to the floor and it was too late to retrieve it and carry it outside. I had no other choice except to let it find its own way in the universe which is my car. I hope it had a good ride. I have not seen it since.

I feel ridiculous. Like I'm in love with a spider. But, then, I love feeling ridiculous.

Morrighan wrote on Mar 25^th, 2017 at 12:47pm:


  You talking abut spiders just reminded me of some unusual experiences relating to perception of nonphysical reality. 

  As to retrievals and physical spiders--spiders and animals don't ever need to be retrieved, or rather, very, very rarely so (I could see maybe an abused, former human pet animal perhaps needing retrieval, but not wild animals).  They don't have belief systems. As in physical life they are very instinctual, so to when they cross over.

Retrieval is about humans, and some other self aware, intelligent (in an intellectual and intuitive, self directed, rationale sense), self conscious Souls that connect to forms that allow expression of that in what we call physical reality. So what's up with all the yarn, or should I say, spider silk spinning?   

I love having direct experience. That hand symbol has a great meaning for me and I say, yes, you have a real talent, Morrighan. Appreciation sent your way.

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I'm still here, 2bets  (And last I checked, definitely female!)

Some of my understanding of The Morrighan is she escorts the newly deceased to the afterlife territories. She's also noted for her cooking .... The Morrighan is widely feared because when she shows up it means someone is going to die. My first encounter with The Morrighan was at Lios na Gráinsí (Fort of the Grange / Grange Stone Circle) in County Limerick, Ireland. But that's another conversation.

Now it is true that I sometimes work as a guide for the newly deceased, and I feel it's honorable work. It's not my only work and I take care to share only what is appropriate to this forum. I prefer transitioned to "newly deceased", myself.

I am presently recalling a French woman I worked with a number of years ago. I was in the States at the time and our "session" (though I didn't think of it as a session then) took place on Internet chat. So I was doing what I do with eyes wide open and fully present in my body. Part of me still believed it was necessary to do things "the traditional" way, and that is still taught ....

I coached her to follow her state of distress to its anchor point in her body. It was the solar plexus. Her grandfather came to assist and we had a most intriguing interaction. What was it I learned then? I have no need of 3D command of the French language to work with French people in the afterlife territories!

Another "lesson" I took to heart in the same time period when a friend of mine transitioned from his body. He and I are the same age and went to school together, played in band together. He played trumpet, and I played saxophone. Good times.

He died of a heart attack as he slept. I knew there was no need for a retrieval. I thought, though, I'd check in on him.

These were still "early days" for me when I believed I needed to do all this preparation. We know the drill, it's how most of us were taught. So I'm going through all the la-dee-da of afterlife territory preparation when I hear:

"Hurry up! I gotta go!"

and in less time than ... actually it took place in no time I got the entire download. I think Bob Monroe called it a rote, or was it Bruce or both, someone here knows. I call it a download, A thought ball, did someone write? Doesn't matter.

It was as clear as day.

And, my goodness, I forgot until writing this I've been getting those sort of things since as long as I can remember. It was at university — pretty sure back then I had already read Monroe, I read everything 'cause I was an English major.

My best friend was in, shall we call it a life experience knot. Close enough. And her grandfather tossed me one of these thought balls, I got the whole download at once and it was a pan galactic gargle blaster of a download — ""having your brains smashed in by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick".

"What's the matter, looks like you saw a ghost!" my friends remarked. And I was so dazed I couldn't even talk for five minutes.

So yeah, I've been at this for a longer time than my rational mind would have me believe. 

I never gave the matter any thought at all, Vicky. "Do animals and others benefit from transition assistance?" is, in my mind, somewhere well below "which rookie player will the Beijing Rockets recruit as goalie?"

The event transpired as I related it. During a break in work I mentioned the spider exactly as recorded here. I did so on a hunch that when something out-of-the ordinary occurs, it's best to notice. Out-of-ordinary in this case was a spider who I previously conversed with showed up in my field before she transitioned. So I took note and mentioned it.

I totally do not go around doing retrievals / transition guide work for every. single. being. I know what is mine to do.