March 17, 2021

March 17, 2021 

B.H. Hello, Isabelle. I'm happy you have come to speak with me even though I am tired and this may not be a great session.  

Isa. I am happy to come, father. It is a changeup to my day, so to speak, when we write and much looked forward to. Your progress is coming along nicely, even though you feel often that it is not.  

B.H. You are right, I do feel this way often.  

Isa. But it's the overall progress that matters, father, not the individual days when you feel that you have regressed in some way.  

Interruption 

B.H. Hi, Isabelle. I am back, sorry for the interruption. When other people are around it is hard for me to continue.  

Isa. I understand, father. Your hold on rapport isn't yet strong enough to deal with distractions. Even the cats it seems. But when you are in good rapport, it is sufficient for us to communicate. You are constantly being tested and this is as it should be. 

B.H. A friend’s father has gone to the hospital with a brain hemorrhage. I have prayed to God for him to heal and have sent healing to him as well. Hopefully these will have some effect, if it is within God's plans for the man and his family.  

Isa. I am sure he felt this and I am sure Father will answer you in some way, Daddy. I don't know myself if he will live or die, or if God feels it is important for him to leave now or to stay with his family. But prayers do move things in certain directions, as do efforts at healing. I wish I could say more concretely one way or the other. Either way his fate will probably be determined with the next day. Anytime. Bleeding in the brain is not a small thing. Your prayers for him are important, as are the prayers of his family. 

B.H. Thank you for your input on this, Isabelle. I hope he is okay for my friend’s sake. She is a nice person and all alone over here, far from her family and home in China and with no easy way to get back there during this time of coronavirus.  

Isa. It is a difficult situation, that. This time makes being with loved ones who are sick or dying more difficult or impossible. The thing for all to remember is that the person who is dying does not find dying more difficult if certain loved ones are not around. They have family members or friends or spirit guides and often angels waiting for them. It is not a sad time for them as they transition to our side. It is a time of joy, of remeeting family and friends. Initially, they are most often kept busy to shield them from the sadness on your side. But if their desire is strong to be with their loved ones just after their death, there is no one stopping them from doing this. We have free will here as we did there. If only those on Earth could know, could see their loved ones as they walk towards their new life here with restored bodies and minds, they would have no deep mourning for that transitioned loved one. Of course, things will be different for those of you left behind, perhaps even difficult, but that is part of your growth as souls in this life.  

B.H. Your words are a comfort to me and I hope to others, Isabelle. Thank you. 

Isa. You are welcome, father. I do hope your friend’s father gets well. And thank you for calling me to talk again today. I enjoy this time with you and wish we could do it more often. It will be so nice when you are here. 

B.H. I look forward to it, Isabelle. Thanks for working with me and talking with me. 

Isa. My pleasure, father. Have a blessed day and we will talk again soon. 

B.H. Bless you, Isabelle. Take care. Love to you. 

Isa. My love to you as well. Bye bye.