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Messages from Big Jim
Notice the Messages - Love One
Another
As most of you know from reading
through the Soul Kisses website, my
dad transitioned home on
Halloween last year. As we near the anniversary the
remnants of grief come and go. Recently while visiting with
my Protector Guide, Chief Running Bear, he asked me, "You mad at
Big Jim?" (He calls my dad Big Jim) I admitted that, yes,
sometimes I am, because his physical body left. As I told
Chief Running Bear this, I saw my dad riding through the night
sky lassoing stars together to form a huge heart of stars for
me. I didn't know my dad could lasso - on a Harley no
less... How could I be mad at him after that?
In conjunction with my dad, who
now goes by Big Jim, (and with my mom's approval) we will be
adding Messages from Big Jim to the Soul Kisses Newsletter.
Sometimes it will be things he has done or shown me since his
transition - other times we'll ask him questions and share his
response...
| Kathy asked me to speak to you all
- that's what I call her - she doesn't like it much, but
I'm the one in charge. The shootings of the
children has been weighing on her - she cries for them
and prays for them and asks the angels to get involved,
so then everyone is busy helping out. She's told
you you're not alone while you're living there on earth
- she told me that too and I had a hard time gettin' my
mind around that.
She's right - each one of you
is a crowd of angels, guides, teachers and dead people
(deceased loved ones) - one person's group could fill 40
acres!
Take notice of God's message to love one
another and to forgive because until you get it, there
will be more messages - 911, Katrina, the Tsunami, they
all brought the world together in love - tragedies do
that. Some of you are hard headed - I was - your
angels will tell you to look within to understand and
see the big picture. You can do it. Trust
and Faith don't come easy, but they are possible.
Practice acts of kindness - you'll feel better.
~Big Jim |
This is Big Jim's Road King
Harley Davidson. I took this picture and several others
the day of the funeral. At first I thought something was
on the lens of the camera - there is a white haze at the rear of
the bike. Then I noticed that they were only in the
pictures I took of the bike and... the haze moved in each
picture. Daddy
joined us in taking family photos of the bike. The only
retouching done to this image is at the front where I took out
family members - and of course I cropped it so it would fit
here. |
