Our newest family addition is Tsuki, a female chihuahua (6 mo. old at present). I have several spirit-related stories about Tsuki to share. She is a charmed little dog.





This is a photo I took of her a few months ago. I include the whole photo so you can appreciate how small her image is in it and how much I'll be magnifying.



Whole original made small


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Brightened


First pose of spirit


Second pose of spirit



I was impressed with the opaqueness of this spirit. And I feel this photo demonstrates the overlaid positions of the multiple aspects of spirit that exist at once. Like this:

Aw what a cute puppy dog! I want one... I don't need one.. but oh the fun... :dog:

These pictures are beauts!
I can see the critter spirit you refer too. Wow! Isn't that interesting? It's so evident that something is there and it isn't solid... It seems your puppy dog has made a new friend. Sweet!

The double face is such a curious aspect to these type captures. But you know, recently I read about cherubs and one of their identifying traits is being multi-faced (the Biblical ones, not the cupid ones). So, I wonder if perhaps that being multi-faced is a normal trait of nature spirits.
It is a point I ponder.

These pictures are fabulous! Thanks for sharing! I love your new puppy dog and her new friend.

I hope you don't mind my asking, but I'm curious, how do you pronounce her name?

Thanks for the intriguing insights and kind comments on this photo, Dawn. Fascinating point about multi-faced biblical angels.

Oh, and thanks for asking about Tsuki's name! I was going to relate a story about it. It is pronounced with a silent "t". Sue-key.

The story goes...our family got our first dog, Samurai two years ago. We named him Samurai due to my husband's passion for Japanese swordsmanship. We decided to get a female dog so "Sami" would have a mate. As we waited for weeks for the new puppy to be weaned from her mother, I tried to come up with a name. I wanted something meaningful. One night I dreamed of a goddess named Cynthia. I researched this name the next day and found she was a Greek Goddess of the moon. This was just the sort of meaning I had wanted in a name, but the name Cynthia didn't seem right. So I inquired inwardly to my guides what name would be best for the new dog we had chosen.

Two hours later a name popped into my mind...Suki. I liked it. I wondered what it might mean if it had an origin, so I researched it. During my search I stumbled upon Suki spelled with a "T". And much to my surprise it meant "moon" in Japanese. And you know that feeling when you have a synchronicity...that's what I felt. I got my goddess and a Japanese name to boot.

When we finally went to pick up Tsuki, the breeder lady had begun calling her Tsuki for us. But before she had her name, she had to give her a name for paperwork. She had named her Isis. And as I found this out, my jaw dropped because I knew that Isis was the name of an Egyptian Moon Goddess.

Well it's pretty obvious that Tsuki was destined to be named for the moon. I enjoy incidents like this when coincidence is passed and synchronicity is validated.

Tsuki is adorable. Her name is great and how it came to be is fascinating.

She must be a special puppy to have so much going on in naming her even before she came to live with you. Your taking a picture of her making friends with a nature spirit is the icing on the cake.
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I appreciate your uplifting comments, Dawn.

I also wanted to add that Tsuki was born on 07-07-07. I enjoy dabbling in numerology and figured this to be significant. Interpretations vary, but I think it is a good sign .

Also, I think the entity in the photo is probably a depiction of Tsuki herself in one of the multi-dimensions. I have seen before in photos, a double translucent image of a photographed subject, but in different poses. Here's an example (spoon-bender guy ) .





Or Elaine's dog Buddy (I can see a dog face on his hindquarter as well)




Albeit these photos are all somewhat different from each other, including Tsuki's.

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The photo of the spoon-guy, I would consider a double exposure of delayed shutter speed as the photographer & camera moved. Or something of that nature. Just my opinion.

I have many pictures of my dog, such as the bottom dog one, from my dog's head movement as I clicked the picture. I haven't never seriously viewed them from a paranormal aspect. I usually delete them without giving them any further thought.

I think we may have discussed that particular bottom dog picture before. It looks familiar to me. If it's the dog I'm thinking of, there seemed to be quite a bit of curious activity around the dog. So the paranormal aspect is a possibility to consider.
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In Tsuki's picture, I was trying to acknowledge that there appears to be an image of another critter unknown origin with her. Nature spirit is/are the only words/phrase that came to my mind. I made reference to the critter using the concepts and terminology, that I have become familiar with on your forum, to describe what it looks like to me.

I hadn't considered a projection from another dimension in anomalies such as in Tsuki's picture.
Your evolving concepts/observations are fascinating and thought provoking.

At least we can agree that Tsuki is special and adorable and the fates lined up in precision to ad an extra air of mystic to her. 7-07-07, Wow, now how cool is that!

Thanks for the feedback, Dawn.

Although I understand your dismissal of my example photos , I added them because I thought they might help explain my theory of multi-dimensional existence. I could attempt to justify the evidential spirit in them, or I could attribute the spirit in all of these photos to camera phenomena. But neither is my intention. Any photos that I present as containing spirit are deemed by me to have spirit in them, or I would not be presenting them. And because spirit can neither be proved nor disproved, I dispense with the arguments as in the end it is a matter of personal belief anyway.

I appreciate your acknowledgment that there appears to be something in my Tsuki photo. I'm not that fussed about terminology, so call it as you like, it is the intent behind the words that matters. But admittedly, I'm not sure where you stand regarding spirit, if you are saying it exists or not.

As always your comments spark much thought in me for which I am grateful. Cheers!

My glorious chihuahua, Tsuki, had 4 puppies on Feb 25! It was a magical (slightly stressful) experience. Here are the baby pics.




Resting after birth



Ready glance to protect babies from perceived threat of puppies' father



A black & white, a brown & white, and two whites! (3 girls, 1 boy)



Unwelcome father desperately wanting a peek

Aww, I love babies! Especially four legged ones!!! Bless 'em! So are these your first grandbabies?

...And bless "little mama" too, glad to see she's recovering well.