An ECKist was walking down the street when she heard the shrill sound of screeching brakes. Turning to see what had happened, she noticed a little white dove lying in the road. It had been struck by a car.
She started to rush toward it; but two young women in the car quickly jumped out to see if they could help the bird. They knelt and soothed its feathers, trying to give it comfort.
When the ECKist realized it was stunned, not dead, she moved away from the others and whispered softly, “I put you into the hands of Prajapati, the ECK Master who cares for animals. Whatever is to be, will be. The love of ECK be with you.” Then she stood back and watched as the two young women gently lifted the dove, put it in their car, and drove off to find a veterinarian for the bird.
The Limping Dove
About a year later, as the ECKist was walking down the same street, two doves flew down and landed on the sidewalk just ahead of her. One of them limped toward her. Stopping in front of her, it began to make soft cooing sounds.
Suddenly she realized this was the same little dove that had been hit by the car a year earlier. The cooing was its way of saying, “I’ve just come to thank you for the love you gave me when I was injured. The love of ECK goes with you too.”
That done, the bird spread its wings and flew to the roof of a car. It sat there and watched her for a moment before it flew away.
Man in his ignorance likes to pride himself on being God’s special creation. He is certain that Soul would make Its home only in a human body. But in ECK we learn that Soul actually takes up residence in all of the body forms around us—in cats, dogs, birds, and all other life.
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Excerpted from Unlocking Your Sacred Puzzle Box, by Sri Harold Klemp
It is so wonderful to see so many people having so much Love in their heart towards their pets and other animals and birds. This story so clearly establishes the fact that Animals are Souls too.
Yes, Soul takes on all forms of life. We’re not the only ones!
Please be blessed and stay safe.
Love this story. As a child (1950s) in school, having started out life on a farm with many tamed animals, when I heard a scientist or teacher say that animals don’t have feelings or emotions, I couldn’t understand how they could be so clueless. How could they not recognize the emotions and feelings that animals express? We’ve come a long way since then. Thank you.
Such a lovely story I had a similar event where a pigeon was being played with by cats I took the bird to the vet and left it. That pigeon always came back to my garden even when I moved house it appeared in my garden again
How special, a wonderful story to show, that all Animals are indeed, Soul too!
I was out in the garden when my landlady came, holding something in her hand, it was a bee, she had scooped out the pool.
She said she often gets teased for rescuing beetle , bees and other insects from their pool.
This one looked very dead, but she put the little socked bee on some flowers anyway
A little later, I went to check, sure enough the little bee had made it. I was delight
It pays to always go that extra mile, as we never know.
Today I read in the Albany Democrat Herald Al Coffman’s article.
Yours is the first blog I figured out how to check into. There is a truth in what I’m reading here that touches me and I thank you