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tlwtheq CairnTalk Emeritus

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Teddy, at the ripe old age of 12 has finally proven he is channeling one of his predecessors, Shadow.

We lost Shadow 12 years ago. "The Bear" has been carrying his torch ever since!

 

Don't know why we didn't totally see that until today.  :)

 

P.S. - I've gotta fix this latest picture problem.

Max and Nelly
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Oh, I guess it is an old enough expression to warrant explanation.  There were movements

in the 70's and 80's of people doing meditations and exploring their "former lives".

The American actor Shirley MacClaine wrote a book about her experiences; it was

made into a movie.called "Out on a Limb".  The idea is that one is being fed vibrations

by former lives and their personality characteristics.

 

Teddy is definitely behaving as if he were Shadow, "channeling" him in effect. :)

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