During my last communication about the passing of the Golden Retriever Bubu, a very clear image came to me: Bubu was going deep into the mountains to become a divine beast guarding the forest. Later, Bubu's mother left a comment on the fan page saying, "Just a couple of days ago, our family was still wondering on which mountain Bubu might be living now, so we could go there to stay and accompany him!" Although the comment was brief, I once again deeply felt the immense love Bubu's family has for him.
Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly at first. The image I saw was not of earthly mountains but rather a mountain in the heavenly realm. I quickly added this clarification. Although the family cannot accompany Bubu there for the time being, knowing that their beloved pet has ascended to an animal heaven brings them great comfort.
In pet communication classes I attended before, the teacher emphasized that every communicator excels in different senses. I envy classmates who can see clear images and vividly describe the owner's home setup. I tend to experience physical sensations, which helps me empathize with pets' discomfort or pain during illness or at the end of life. So, during communication, I often sense where it hurts or what is uncomfortable. Fortunately, these sensations have lessened over time.
Gradually, images began to appear, though each is brief, they often play a crucial role. These include scenes where pets consider what they want to be in their next life or where they might meet again. Several times, owners later contacted me saying their pets had returned, exactly as communicated, which surprised me and moved me along with the owners.
I must clarify that not every departed pet provides clear images or a defined future. So, when owners make appointments, it's best to keep an open mind without high expectations. Whether the pet gives information, knows, or can decide is beyond my control; the communicator is merely a conduit. Sometimes, even if images appear, their meanings are unclear, and we have to guess together with the owner. For example, why did Bubu appear on a heavenly mountain with the Immortal of the South Pole rather than another deity? I could only ask the mother to reflect if there was any connection. Yet sometimes, the meanings are rich and profound. For instance, the image of Bubu standing on a mountainside was followed by the words "divine beast" entering my mind, helping me understand the message Bubu wanted to convey.
During communication, Bubu's mother mentioned that after Bubu's 70th day of merit completion, she planned to bring his ashes home and place them in a flowerpot. She wanted to plant a "Seven Mile Fragrance" flower because its small white blossoms quietly blooming resemble Bubu's personality. When asked if Bubu agreed, Bubu said, "The body was originally just a vessel for the soul; now that the soul has left, the body is empty. Mom can plant the flower inside, and it will bloom beautiful, fragrant flowers for her."
Bubu added, "I hope that every time mom smells the flower's fragrance, she will think of my gentle gaze and know that I am thinking of her too!" I also conveyed the mother's idea that the ashes might be turned into a flower burial after the Lunar New Year. Upon hearing "Lunar New Year", Bubu suddenly said he wanted a big red envelope. In my experience, few departed pets ask for such a practical thing. Could it be that during past Lunar New Years, the family always gave Bubu a red envelope with money inside? The mother confirmed this.
Bubu said, "I hope the red envelope contains everyone's blessings." This shows that the soul is more about the spiritual realm, not material things. What Bubu wanted was simply the family's blessings. Once the mother agreed, I immediately saw Bubu's satisfied expression with a red envelope bag hanging around his neck. Even though the mother hadn't acted yet, the pet could receive the owner's intention instantly.
The mother said that Bubu's passing taught her great love. She began courageously donating blood and hoped to donate all of Bubu's belongings to stray animals, except for Bubu's favorite stuffed toy Jinjin. She also wanted to hear Bubu's opinion. Bubu quickly responded, "Jinjin doesn't have Bubu's warm heartbeat, but it has Bubu's scent. Doesn't it feel like hugging little Bubu from childhood?"
Then Bubu asked, "Mom has Jinjin, but what about Dad? I want to leave the ball I played with Dad in the water to him. The rest can be donated." Perhaps because the mother is a very positive person, she wants Bubu's passing to have a positive meaning. She said, "His departure made our family willing to let go of misunderstandings. His departure made me vow to donate blood. His departure brought me into contact with Buddhism. His departure made me want to do more good deeds. He came to guide me."
The mother's heart is full of gratitude for Bubu. When she wrote these words, Bubu was even happier, saying, "So Bubu is so valuable. Thank you, Mom, for understanding the meaning of my life. It is you who gave me meaning, helping my soul to ascend and turning tears into my glorious badge."
