Shadow is very cheerful yet can be very curious at times. He won’t stop investigating until he actually finds out about things he has the slightest suspense on. He is a food lover and loves to try new things to eat. He loves the stay-and-run game. He loves the outdoors more than indoors, and for outdoors, he prefers playing in the grass rather than going for a walk. He is very thankful that his family never hurries him back home; they let him have his time until they feel he’s satisfied with the amount of playing he has done. Shadow is showing me the color red, clothes, etc. He prefers red for things. He likes to have the belt on him but doesn’t want anyone to hold it—he just wants to have it on as an acknowledgment that he is alongside his family.

He is very happy in his small family. When I ask him about his favorite person, it’s his mom. He loves to do drama around her and shows off to others how his drama is entertained by his mom, and he becomes an absolute puppy. He also mentions that he enjoys sudden and abrupt action games, like peekaboo or when someone suddenly makes a movement or sound and then laughs.

He is attached to everyone—three members, as he says—but most to his mother, and he says she keeps sitting in one place watching him. He likes it so much. He has a very young soul, very cheerful, sometimes naughty. He brings so much liveliness to his house that without him, it feels like there’s almost nothing lighting up the home. This has been experienced by his family once.

He is requesting even more variety in his food on a rotational basis. I can see something like cornflakes also. It’s lighter in color than regular dog food. For his health, there’s something peculiar that is of concern—some precaution regarding his digestive health that he says even the doctor has once indicated to his family. He says there are glass frames in his house for windows and sliders, and he likes to be by that side.

He tells me that in his past life, he was exactly what he is now—a black dog—where he used to be sick and unhappy. But he is very happy now in this life. His purpose in visiting this family is—he simply says—the purpose is what this family brought me for, what my family had intended for me to fulfill. He has come to the family during times of continuous turmoil, various ups and downs, and much hope lost. Mr. Divy was feeling unsettled mentally, and they weren’t even sure whether to have him or not. There wasn’t even much excitement when he came, but as he came and as time passed, he was loved more by his family.

He tells me more about his family—that they love to try new things. “My mom is always up to something new,” he mentions. His message for his family is that “my family easily gets influenced or nervous—even the slightest chance of something going wrong gives them so much worry. They become anxious, and that alone takes a lot of their time for a toss. I request them not to let things take their energies away even before happening.”

He mentions that his house is colorful—light, pale, yet full of variety. I can see big floral patterns either on curtains or walls. The hall is lit with light almost from all directions. He loves to sleep in light rather than shade.

Again, about his past life, he says probably Mr. Divy identifies Shadow as someone he has met before. He points to the left direction from his home and wants to know more about it.