The little dog Tutti Frutti — YouTube from the CEC Library

The phrase "here we go" is interesting because we have a little dog named Tutti. I found her in front of a bakery a long time ago, when she was still a puppy. Since then, she has been part of my path in life, just as I have been part of hers. I believe we need to learn to relate to everything that exists. When we work on our spirituality more effectively, we can accomplish things that seem impossible today. Some people say that this is an attempt to circumvent the power of God or seem like a god, but I do not see births and deaths as matters of power; I see them as part of the natural sequence of life.

When we are born, we move from one state of consciousness to another, more restricted one, which causes an internal blackout. That is why I say birth and death are traumas for the continuity of consciousness. Consciousnesses have lines of life, and animals have a line of life. Animals of different species often live together in surprising ways, such as a sheep and a rhinoceros playing together. We create rules based on procedures that limit us, but examples such as Tutti, who slept with a kitten on top of her, show that relationships among living beings are possible and natural. Several cats also stay near Yu, another little dog, and a female cat looks after him; when she is not near him, he follows her.

Our life is a long path spanning several reincarnations, which we often perceive as moments of loss and grief. When we open our hearts, we can see that we travel a long path as consciousnesses. Without fear, we can understand what we were and what we will do in the next life. Fear blinds us in both the spiritual and physical worlds because of the social rules and conflicts we create.

This learning is essential to participating in life more fully, helping others not only by curing illnesses but also by consciously participating in births and disincarnations. In this way, we demystify the idea that birth is a moment of light and death is terrible. We discover that this is not under the command of a powerful God, but is an opportunity granted by universal consciousness or by those who created us with technology.

All of this relates to the path I traveled with Tutti. Before, her name was Laila, a beloved little dog. She was the second Laila I had in my life; in Hebrew, Laila means night. When Laila was dying, my daughter said she would go into mourning and did not know what to do, but I said everything has a solution. As soon as Laila departed, another puppy would appear. She does not know that Laila's spirit is the same as Tutti's. It is the same consciousness that has accompanied me for a long time. We need to learn to relate to life. Today, Tutti is preparing to continue, and we have chosen a place to leave her physical body, but she will move forward.

When Laila departed, I took my daughter to a bakery, which was closed, as I already knew, and we found a newborn puppy at the door. I picked up the puppy and said, "We found someone to care for." My daughter and most people do not realize that it was the same Laila, with the same manner. This is difficult to explain. How can one explain that, by working with disincarnation, we can bring a spiritual vehicle into another body or even create a new body? This relationship is simple, but it may take time to understand.

We need to free ourselves from fear, arrogance, and overbearing pride, and stop thinking that doing this means wanting to be God or to have power over life and death. We do not have that power; we merely need to see ourselves. We have been going the wrong way for a very long time, and recovering the simple and logical things of the universe will not be easy. I thank Tutti for all the time she spent with me, day and night, participating in spiritual assistance.