TALES FROM THE BOBBI LAMA

Yesterday was an important day for me as I was being interviewed on a podcast called “Grief and Rebirth” with Irene Weinberg, Her efforts have been to help people find joy again after the deep grief from the loss of a loved one, and she has been the source of comfort for decades after her husband passed. She wanted to highlight my book, You Don’t Know Jack! :How Antics from My Late Husband’s Spirit Give Undeniable Evidence of Afterlife. In my book, I share how my late husband reached out many times from the otherside as he had promised he would, to let me know he was still around. His messages and signs were always in his unique style and clearly showed his sense of humor. I loved knowing he was around me, especially when I was needing his strength or on a big day. And yesterday was a big day. It was so important to me that I get “our message” across to the viewers that life doesn’t just end, but that our consciousness continues on in the form of energy and with our unique essence.

So, in my usual ( and sometimes painful) way of getting all excited and getting ready way too early, I was ready an hour before and had the zoom link loaded and ready to click. Then I paced….checked the zoom link still on my screen and paced some more. Finally, at ten minutes before our dedicated time, I went to click the link, and an error message popped up in the middle of the screen saying I was no longer connected to the internet!

Needless to say, I panicked. Within a minute, though, the error message dropped off the screen, and I was able to start the interview. As I did, I instantly remembered this had happened once before when I was anxiously waiting for a talk with a medium, with very high hopes he would come through. That time, there was a wifi disconnect for both my medium and me, and we live hundreds of miles from one another! Both of our connections came back as soon as we acknowledged the presence of his spiritual energy. He was always a little naughty and this just “felt” exactly like something he would do to get my attention… a little electronic “wink” to let me know he was right here to support me.