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In response to: Loss: A Theme

Savina Thompson [Member] — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:55:55 +0000

Hi Lily,

Thank you for the positive energy...It truly does help...

In response to: Loss: A Theme

Lily Strange [Visitor] — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:25:32 +0000

I'm sorry you're going through difficulty. I'm not going to say anything trite like "what doesn't kill us makes us stronger." I just send positive wishes to you.

In response to: First Official Crime Scene Investigation

Conni Kremer [Visitor] — Wed, 27 May 2009 09:30:16 +0000

Hello, Savina-

Thank you for taking the time to respond so thoughtfully and openly to my questions. It was helpful to hear your perspectives, and your insights caused me to reflect more deeply on some things...

I gave up on trying to figure out how to bold the fonts here-so I'll just write my responses :-)

re: you shared that you've received a lot of requests to edit the video and cut out pauses: I personally feel the video (non) editing was perfect as it was, for the exact reasons you intended. The fact that it was "real" and showed the truth of how the process unfolds made it especially valuable and interesting (climatic). Anyway, however you choose to do your videos will be wonderful I'm sure-I just wanted to offer another perspective to balance some of the feedback. :-)

Thank you for clarifying that those souls (little girl and her family) are now "doing fine" and have gone to the other side. I was concerned that their traumatic manner of death may have caused them to stay earth bound, continuing to experience the pain and suffering of their last moments on this earth. I appreciate your explanation that they remember and come to tell you and "impress upon you" what happened, but that doesn't mean they are still suffering.

It was helpful to be reminded that the soul usually leaves the body earlier on so it doesn't experience as much pain. (I also saw an Oprah Show with MD's sharing about how the body only feels pain if it needs to be made aware of something being wrong. It is the body's method of sending us a message that we need to act. For example, someone who gets bit by a shark only feels pain until they realize their bleeding. Once they are aware of the problem, they don't feel the pain). It was also very helpful to realize that "shock" protects people from having to experience the full impact of pain/terror at the psychological and emotional levels as well.

I have been tearing up a bit as I write this...it tears me up inside to think of people going thru anything like what that family went thru. My heart goes out to the little boy (man) who had to watch his family being killed like that and what he has had to deal with.

The night that I read your response I was reflecting on these things and also wondering why I seem to have an especially difficult time with these types of situations (or with the thought of the sight of blood, etc.). The next morning I woke up having received an insight ("aha moment") as to why I feel such a strong connection/sadness to this type of situation. In short, I have been aware for a few years now of a past life (in Atlantis) in which I had a husband and 3 children. My entire family was tortured and killed right in front of me, one at a time while I was forced to watch (and was unable to do anything). I haven't allowed myself to go to the depths of those memories or emotions in this lifetime, but I do feel them bubble up a bit when I think about that family. Anyway, perhaps your reminding me about the body's mechanisms for protecting it from experiencing pain/trauma will help me to heal those really "old memories", as well. Wow, so now not only do we have to be concerned about healing the wounds of this lifetime, we have to sometimes heal from our other lifetimes, as well?! :-) I do believe that when an awareness of a past life comes to us, it also has something to do with this lifetime as well. p.s. I believe that past life memory is part of the (unconscious) reason why I chose not to have children in this lifetime-a fear of having to experience the pain of loss like that again...

On a lighter note, that was an interesting story you shared about seeing your boyfriend's uncle after he'd passed, without both of his legs.

I had previously wondered if perhaps after a soul leaves their body they are able to appear however they'd like and so they choose to appear in a way so that people will "recognize" them.

I have only had a few experiences of consciously seeing a nonphysical being. Even though I have always wanted to be able to see them, the occasion usually excites me and scares me at the same time!
Anyway, a few years ago my Aunt Geri was dying from cancer. I was laying down for a nap one day, when I suddenly saw this beautiful, angellic looking being/woman. She was so bright, and her eyes exuded such a joy and a love that I've never seen on this earth. As she saw that I was able to see her, she started toward me with arms outstretched. Meanwhile, I was dealing with my human response to seeing a being that looked as real as any human in the physical world. I felt so excited to be able to see her, yet freaked out by it at the same time! lol A part of me was conscious to try to stay in a peaceful state, but as I lost that vibration I also lost the ability to see her.

Even though that being didn't look anything like Aunt Geri, my intuition was that it was her-in spiritual form. I assumed that it must be a premonition because it was believed she would live a few more weeks. Of course, the next day I received the word from Geri's daughter that she had indeed passed that same day that I received the vision. Even though I loved Aunt Geri very much, I don't think I shed a tear-after having seen the great joy and LIGHT in her eyes, how could I be sad? I felt happy for her!

I wonder what it was like for you, since you were able to see/connect with nonphysical beings since you were a young girl. Perhaps you didn't feel fearful or "freaked out" by it, because you had a supportive grandmother you could talk about it with? Also, perhaps when we're younger we are more open and see it as being quite "natural"...

Re your closing comments: "If I can help someone to move beyond their pain to make at least a little sense of their experience here on this thrill ride we call life then it's worth it. I also wouldn't trade for the world the connection to all other beings...It would be a very lonely place not to be able to feel the animals and the life coursing through the plants and trees..."

Very beautifully expressed, thank you again for sharing...(and for listening :-)

With Love,
Conni

In response to: First Official Crime Scene Investigation

Savina Thompson [Member] — Thu, 21 May 2009 05:16:01 +0000

As far as doing this type of work, I would love to - please feel free to forward the video...I offer my services free to families, police departments, etc. Of course please remind them that I'm just getting started in this area, but I will certainly do my best to help in every way I can.

In response to: First Official Crime Scene Investigation

Savina Thompson [Member] — Thu, 21 May 2009 05:11:54 +0000

Hi Conni,

Thanks so much for the great response to the video! Like I say in the description, it's my first blind investigation, so it's more than a little raw, but it was important to me to show the truth about how it unfolded as opposed to making it "slick." I've gotten a lot of requests to cut out the pauses, though, so for future videos I'll actually be doing more editing for interesting content (not making the viewer sit through such long pauses, etc.), but I wanted to make sure that viewers got to see at least one real-time video of the process.

Although this was definitely a difficult one for a first-time, I'm glad this one was chosen since the energy was still strong enough to be picked up with absolutely no effort.

Below are my responses to your questions:

"I can only imagine how overwhelming it must have felt for you to be connecting with that energy so deeply-you can see by watching the video that you are feeling/experiencing it at many levels."

This was an incredibly difficult one to process - As you can see by the video, I was literally overwhelmed from the second I got there...All I kept seeing was blood and immeasurable fear. It was truly horrifying.

"I'm wondering: When that soul (little girl) and other family members came to share with you, are they still feeling traumatized by their manner of tragic death? Are they still working thru their suffering (and feeling somewhat attached to the physical dimension) or have they been able to heal and move into the higher realms? Is it just a splinter (residue) of their soul energy/essence that is sharing about the event with you? I'm hoping that they have received total and complete healing and are now at Peace...

The little girl is no longer feeling any pain - as far as she let me know, she and her family members are fine. When the soul leaves the body, its consciousness is still connected to the physical so it can still experience physical ailments, but once it passes to the other side, all pain and physical limitations are gone. An example of this is my boyfriend's uncle, who passed from diabetes a couple of months ago. His uncle had been in the hospital for his diabetes for about a week when one night I woke up in the early morning hours to use the restroom. I'd never met his uncle, but my boyfriend had mentioned that several years ago he'd had to have one of his legs amputated due to his illness. As I walked down our hallway I saw a man with no legs on the floor. I knew it was his uncle but was confused because as far as I knew he was only missing one leg; but I used the restroom and returned to the room, shaking my boyfriend and telling him that his uncle had just passed...Just then his father called on our cell phone to tell him the same news. (As it turned out his uncle haxd eventually had to have both legs amputated). About a week and a half later at the funeral, I saw his uncle again, but this time he was in what appeared to be perfect health - he had both legs and looked perfectly healthy.

They do remember their passing, but are no longer experiencing the pain of it. When they're telling me how they passed, they will often impress on me what happened to them so that I can experience the sensation (obviously muted 10,000 per cent, I'm sure). If it is any comfort, it has been my experience that, once the soul begins to disengage from the body (which often begins to happen long before the body itself dies), no pain is experienced. In this case, the victims bodies were severely traumatized and I can't say that they didn't experience pain, but not in the degree that one would think based upon what the scene looked like. After the first blow, the shock and fear response kicked in and they were barely conscious of anything other than their panic. That is one of the physical body's kindest automated responses: shock...it tends to block awareness of pain.

"I wonder how you and others are able to deal with sensing all that you do in those situations..."

It's not always easy...as in this case, but for every difficult or painful experience, there are a million amazing ones. Most situations are not quite as traumatic as this one, but there are times when it can be very painful to be so connected, especially when it comes to the suffering of others - that one tears me apart. But it's worth it...If I can help someone to move beyond their pain to make at least a little sense of their experience here on this thrill ride we call life then it's worth it. I also wouldn't trade for the world the connection to all other beings...It would be a very lonely place not to be able to feel the animals and the life coursing through the plants and trees...

In response to: Scary Places Part 2

Savina Thompson [Member] — Thu, 21 May 2009 03:41:34 +0000

No problem at all! I'm glad I got the opportunity to expound a little bit on that...Like I said, part of my path is to help people understand "psychic" phenomena a little better. I think your original concept of what it means to be psychic is shared by the majority of people in the world, which, understandably, makes them reluctant to believe in psychic abilities. If the situation were reversed and I didn't have the life I've had, I know I'd have a difficult time believing that there were people who "know everything." So thank you again for the great question!

In response to: First Official Crime Scene Investigation

Conni Kremer [Visitor] — Wed, 20 May 2009 08:15:53 +0000

p.s. When you feel ready to put yourself out there with this type of work, let me know. I (among others) will like to share/forward your videos to many in my address book. I think your first video was amazing and shows your gifts in this area! It was kind of windy though-I'm sure the sound quality will be better in future ones.
Anyway, I feel that these videos would easily get forwarded on and on and you could easily get calls for readings and different types of investigative work...

In response to: First Official Crime Scene Investigation

Conni Kremer [Visitor] — Wed, 20 May 2009 08:05:45 +0000

Hello, Savina-
Wow-it was amazing to watch the video and you were able to get alot of details in a very short time! It is wonderful that people are able to use their gifts to assist in these areas, as well.

I can only imagine how overwhelming it must have felt for you to be connecting with that energy so deeply-you can see by watching the video that you are feeling/experiencing it at many levels.

I'm wondering: When that soul (little girl) and other family members came to share with you, are they still feeling traumatized by their manner of tragic death? Are they still working thru their suffering (and feeling somewhat attached to the physical dimension) or have they been able to heal and move into the higher realms? Is it just a splinter (residue) of their soul energy/essence that is sharing about the event with you? I'm hoping that they have received total and complete healing and are now at Peace...

I'm not able to watch hospital type tv shows, as I find it difficult to even watch someone get a shot (wimpy, hu? lol). I also can't bear to watch movies that show gory, violent scenes. I may have been a nurse if I could stand the sight of blood, thank goodness there are people who are able to do that. Anyway, again I can't imagine what it must feel like to be there, knowing/feeling what those people went thru, the horror of it all, etc.

I wonder how you and others are able to deal with sensing all that you do in those situations...hmm, a thought just came to me. Several years ago I did some past life regression work (via hypnosis) with regard to 2 particular lifetimes that were especially powerful for me (and relate to some choices I made in this lifetime as well). At times when I went to especially painful/emotional scenes, the hypnotherapist suggested that I "pull up" out of my body so that I could view it from the perspective of my Higher Self. I found that I could quickly shift back and forth from the human level, to the soul level. The human felt the strong emotions, whereas the Higher Self felt peace and total understanding...
p.s. I later received hypnotherapy training, it can be a wonderful tool as well as fascinating!

I look forward to watching future videos and hearing you share more insights about the dynamics. I agree, it is also a great way to dispell the myths and "enlighten" others...

Savina, thank you for sharing so much of who you are, and for the good work you are doing in the world-
Conni :-)