Dear Jack,
If you see my girl, will you tell her I miss her and I think about her all the time. Does she miss me too or has she forgotten me?
This is your girl’s message to you:
“I miss you, yes of course I do, but I am made of spiritual energy and we are still connected at a very deep soul level. I have faith that exceeds any disruption or emotion and I pray that you will be able to have this kind of faith too. Faith in me. Faith in something greater than what you now can comprehend. What you experience on the earth is nothing in comparison to the world where I am waiting for you!
Death is the last lesson in the school of life. It is the final stage of growth. Death is the one event that is designed to remove all of your remaining fears. Someday you will find that the things you were most afraid of, like death, are only illusions. I love you I love you I love you.”
Love, Me
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About this letter
This letter is part of Jack McAfghan: Letters From Rainbow Bridge. A reader asks whether, if Jack sees their girl, he will tell her that they miss her and think about her all the time, and whether she misses them too or has forgotten them. The reply is written as a message from the girl herself.
The message in the reply
The reply says that the pet does miss the reader, but that the two remain connected at a very deep soul level. It expresses faith in something greater, describes death as the last lesson in the school of life and as a stage of growth, and ends with the words I love you, repeated three times.
Finding comfort in missing someone
Missing a pet is a sign of how much they mattered. Many people find comfort in writing their pet a letter, keeping a favourite photo nearby or creating a small ritual to remember them. These moments of remembering can help the bond feel close while you heal.
