Gregory Hines My Sweet Guardian Angel

Gregory Hines
Born	Gregory Oliver Hines (1946-02-14)February 14, 1946 New York City, New York
	August 9, 2003(2003-08-09) (aged 57) Los Angeles, California Those who know me are aware that I truly do believe in angelic beings. So much so, that my book, Angels In My Chicken Soup, Case Histories In Past Life Regression Therapy, is now seeking a publisher. Gregory Hines entered our lives when he was young and still working The Catskill's with his brother and father as HINES HINES AND DAD. They were great! I was employed at Brown's Hotel as part of our orchestra, and we specialized in Latin/Afro/Cubano music, but also did rock, jazz, and even Yiddish music.  Gregory and his brother Maurice would dance their talented brains out backstage when we were playing hot mambos and cha-chas. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect him to become one of my guardian angels but.... he did. One day after my first husband died from cancer, I took my little girl, JoJo, to see a show on Broadway. Tickets cost a fortune even then, but I only paid one dollar a piece as a reward for teaching ESL at THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER.  There in the audience was Gregory with a stunning blonde girl.  He recognized me so I stopped to chat and he called my daughter to him.  Gregory told her what a gifted pianist her father was and that our band was really so good that he and his brother would always dance back stage when we performed our music.  My shock at his utter kindness to a child who didn't get to know her deceased father, was deep and tearfully emotional.   Who would have thought that such a famous man would do this angelic good deed for a little girl he didn't even know?  When I learned of Gregory's tragic death from Liver Cancer when he was still so young, I grieved as if a treasured family member died.  Years later, my beloved friend Darlene Arden told me what a nice man Gregory Hines was.  I didn't know she even knew him until I was explaining the following to Darlene.  You see, Gregory has appeared to me many times since he transitioned.  He elected to be one of my guardians from spirit.  He has even come to me with his close friend Sammy Davis b/c Gregory knew how much I adored Sammy Davis.  Gregory Hines, if GOD/dess Almighty Mind allows, I pray to be able to help you on the other side with your angelic journey.  In life you gave me and my only child a glimpse into your loving persona.  In "SPIRIT" you have shown me compassion and wisdoms. Thank you for the love. Your Pal, RubyNorma Yanez

MY CINDY PARA-NORMA-LLY YOURS

 

 

This is Cinderella Snow. Never has a more precocious, fearless, beloved furry been born.  She left us not long ago to reside in Rainbow, after a horrendously harsh illness.  To say that Cinderella is missed, is an understatement!

One of her extreme, mischievous behaviors was to jump/climb a decorative metallic support that went up to the ceiling... It's on our upper staircase, and painted.... so her claws would leave deep scratch marks. 

 

Today I decided to do my "Josephine The Plumber Act" and perform lots of touch-up painting on the house.   When I reached that area where Cindy Snowball would bravely climb, I felt her near me.  It became quite intense until I realized that indeed, she was very close and watching me repair the area.  Oh Cindy, you made it so clear that your precocious royal highness continues to live in Rainbow... and that you also miss me.   Thank you for watching over my ancient body while I was working.  Your precious contact literally overwhelmed me with love!!!

GOD bless my babies, here and in Rainbow. amen

Reposting Sitting Shiva

So many have been leaving us recently.  Perhaps this reposted blog can be soothing for you? I pray it helps my readers. Blessings Dr. Y

Friday, March 03, 2017  www.rubysrightings.blogspot.com/

 

SITTING SHIVA FOR A LOVED ONE

 

 

 

 

 

 

People have devised so many ways to deal with death of loved ones.  In Tibetan Buddhist tradition they do a sky burial. Some believe in cremation.  Others bury immediately and SIT SHIVA.  Still others, make a huge celebration and view the body of the deceased. Whatever your beliefs, this is an emotional experience to be respected.

I recently lost a number of soul-beloveds, one right after another.  At first I thought I was doing o.k.  But then, it seemed like my body just collapsed on me.  From some place beyond most peoples' beliefs, I was told to SIT SHIVA. This spiritual custom is how old?  Perhaps even long before the Ancient Hebrews began doing this, it was practiced by the bereaved.  For me, when all else gives zero relief, it is a MUST do. There is some kind of closure to doing this act of respect and paying homage to loved ones. Whether human or even a cherished pet, SITTING SHIVA is an overt act of having to let go of what was, and accepting what is now.  I must tell you that at the end of this round of paying homage to my loved ones, I do have a better sense of closure.  Besides, for me, physical death is merely the beginning of attending a new school of challenging learning in the spiritual realms.  Please comment on your beliefs?

 

These are older comments. Dr. Y

# posted by Dr. RubyNorma Yanez, CH.t @ 11:14 AM

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My husband and I were pregnant with twins. We are sitting SHIVA for them now. They were stillborn. Anon

# posted by  Anonymous : 5:39 PM

 

We are so sorry for your losses. May you find them again when GOD calls you. amen

# posted by  Anonymous : 5:40 PM

 

Beautiful sentiments – love the empty dog bed

I think my beliefs are very similar if not the same as yours

Hugs from Tucson,

N
Dear N.,
We are very spiritually similar in our beliefs. RubyNorma *o*

# posted by  Anonymous : 5:43 PM

 

Thank you Dear Dr. Yanez....

Grief is ongoing but it gets softer with time.

What a tribute to your beloveds.

Blessings,

H/elen

# posted by  Anonymous : 8:34 AM

 

I hope that feel a spiritual lightness from this sacred practice. D
# posted by  Anonymous : 8:37 AM          

The grief we feel at the death of a favored person or pet has generated many cultural actions, often dating back to time immemorial, as you note about the Sit Shiva. There is also a need for a "mind cleansing", if I may call it that, when someone whom you have detested in life dies, like an abusive relative, so the surviving person can go on through life with a (fractionally) healed mind. JIM

Dear Jim... You bring up an excellent point about a detested one dying. Ruby *o*

# posted by  Anonymous : 8:40 AM

 

A relative who severely abused me and others just died. I feel mixed emotions. anon

# posted by  Anonymous : 8:41 AM