No Steve, I am not crazy, though I may look so. And when I told you he has become an angel I was wrong, because he has been an angel since old times when he was still alive, maybe since childhood.
Steve is my fb friend (He reads here now). Seems that I have many fb friends, but it's not true. Just people who talk to me every now and then. This afternoon I told Steve about Dennis, and all he did was say"Are you crazy?"
As Allan, an Australian shaman says "If you feel heaven you are an angel. It is not when you die. It is inside you. pretend you have wings for a while." And none of us is crazy, neither I nor Allan. He's the chairman of the Royal Equine Acupuncture Society of Australia and I am a physician who visits 20 patients a day.
I tried to joke and answered Allan: "Can you write a book under the title "How to become an angel in this life"? But Allan usually has no time to laugh with me. He's an angel shaman or angel man, so he knows everything about the angels and about how people turn into angels, dead or alive. I have known Allan year and a half , though he lives far away in Australia and always meets his angel in bushes. First he came to the chat to tell me "Hello, I dreamt of angels who showed you to me. They wanted me to let you know you have an angel." (I'll write more about him another time.)
Then he taught me how to connect with my angel. That's why I didn't get surprised when my friend told me last week, that she had a LUCID dream of Dennis turning into an angel...
I didn't get surprised, not that much, but still it was so strange: Dennis goes to my friend's dream and not to mine, to tell her to support and protect me. Then he grows wings in front of her astonished eyes and flies away.
I know that I am a fiction writer, but this time I am trying to explain a completely non-fiction story, a true one, and also trying not to sound crazy. Telling the truth is not easy in this situation. Additionally, this is my private life issue. But at the same time it is important to know about life after death and to let others to know, so I continue.
My friend Shirin is an Iranian woman who had lived in Los Angeles since she was 5. She was interested in shamanism, so she tried hard to find a way to a place where the native American shamans lived. After long time of seeking, at last she succeeded finding a tribe near Las Vegas. there were healers and medicine men in the tribe who kept the ancient secrets of shamanism alive. They did so also by training selected persons. Although they were really poor, they received no money for the training. On the contrary, they helped the trainees heal from their physical/mental/emotional disturbances and taught them how to heal others, too.
Shirin was accepted after passing a test. This "test" in fact included observing and measuring the type and amount of her energy. Then she got trained there for a few months. She lived with them, ate and slept in their tents and learned a lot. After the course ended, they told her she can go. She was not to go back to them again.
But she would be in touch with the shamans for ever, to send messages and receive answers. Also she had to practice shamanism all the time and help other people as much as she could. After two years Shirin came to Iran to stay for personal reasons. At the time she "found" me and we made friends, she distinguished that I needed help and told me she would heal me the shamanic way. I was grateful because her energy healing gave me my happy mood again. This happened in the recent two months. Shirin also ordered a piece of gem called amethyst especially for me. Such stones gain healing powers after the native healers work on them energetically. She said one of her friends who was allowed to enter to the shamans' village would bring the gem to Iran. But this didn't go as she thought.
Last week Shirin came to see me with an excited and surprised smile. She showed me a bluish-withe stone my handful size instead of the promised amethyst, and said: "look here! There is your picture on it!"
To be continued