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"Master, what is the best way to meet the loss of one we love?"

"By knowing that when we truly love, it is never lost. It is only after death that the depth of the bond is truly felt and our loved one becomes more a part of us than was possible in life..."

"Sometimes a stranger known to us for moments can spark our soul to kinship for eternity..."

"Our soul doesn't keep time. It merely records growth."

These words of wisdom come from the original TV-series Kung Fu episode, "The Ancient Warrior" which aired om May 3, 1973 .

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After the death of your pet, you might feel as if all the light has gone from your life and you're surrounded by darkness.

But death is like the night that follows the day: If you allow yourself to be in and experience the darkness, you'll see - like the night sky - that the darkness is full of stars.

I received that image when I was outside in my garden one night, watching over one of my cats who was sniffing around in the bushes. I got an image of sitting outside at night, and one of the stars came down and turned into my deceased cat, Pittiput. We were sitting together for a while, just being with each other in peace, looking at the night sky. Then he went up in the sky again, turning into a twinkling star.

Simple, but beautiful image.

If you feel like there's only darkness after your beloved pet has died, try to go outside one night when it's clear, and look at the stars. Send a blessing to your deceased pet as you watch the stars.

And here's a quote that I hope will inspire and comfort you:

"If you cry because the sun has gone out of your life, your tears will prevent you from seeing the stars" - Rabindranath Tagore

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