Lori Spagna

“Death and Dying from the Animal’s Viewpoint   Us humans are extremely attached to our bodies. We adorn them with beautiful jewelry. We lavish them with lovely clothes. We work them out in health clubs and participate in various exercise routines. We stare at them in the mirror and determine ways that we can make them prettier, skinnier, more muscular, healthier, stronger and more perfect, or whatever. We use our time and energy cooking for them and feeding them. We fill them up with all kinds of medicines, drugs and other products to make them better when we forget how wonderfully they serve us. Sometimes, we even listen to them when they get tired and tell us to slow down and rest.   But the thing is, we are not our bodies. Our bodies are simply the vehicles or the cases or the shells which house us.   The animals already know this.   From their perspective, they know that they are not their body, and therefore, they are much less attached to it. They know that they will always be, with or with out a body, so they don’t feel as attached to those bodies as we humans do.”
― Lori Spagna, Animals in the Afterlife: Surviving Pet Loss and Turning Grief into a Gift

“Imagination is more important than knowledge." ~Albert Einstein   The Role of Empathy   Empathy is the ability to feel what another person or animal is feeling.”
― Lori Spagna, How Psychic Are You? 7 Simple Steps to Unlocking Your Psychic Potential and the Keys to Accessing Your Intuitive Gifts--eBook, Playbook, and Journal