Thomas Walter - The reincarnation of Molly, the German Shepherd

Introduction Introduction This book is about the extremely interesting and emotional events from the life of two German Shepherds, and about the real value of friendship between people and dogs. The many unforgettable and exciting moments from the lives of domestic dogs and their owners, which are illustrated in such a lively way in this book, will surely entertain you. The book describes the life stages of a German Shepherd, from the first time she meets the people she came to love so much that she decided to come back to live a second life at their side. When you read this book it will be easy for you to understand the connection between the death and rebirth of a dog's soul. Many interesting things have been written about various people and their reincarnation into a new body. In this book, Thomas Walter, a contemporary new author, tells the story of how his German Shepherd Molly sought out a new body and took advantage of the opportunity to be reborn. The fact that her soul sought out a male dog's body is probably because she always wanted to be a male dog - have you ever seen a female dog lift her leg when she was "doing her business"? We wish you a lot of fun and entertainment as you read this book.

1. The story begins in a small village in Rhineland-Palatinate

2. Our search for the right guard dog was finally successful

3. Molly quickly felt at home with us

4. Training to become a guard dog and its consequences

5. The first dog-friend was Alf, a male Rottweiler

6. The first winter it snowed a great deal

7. Young Molly became a great mother and guard dog

8. Saying goodbye to the sweet puppies

9. Unfortunately, Molly did not escape the illnesses that come with age

10. The painful goodbye to our faithful Molly

11. The reincarnation of Molly's soul in Marlon's body

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This book is about the extremely interesting and emotional events from the life of two German Shepherds, and about the real value of friendship between people and dogs.

The many unforgettable and exciting moments from the lives of domestic dogs and their owners, which are illustrated in such a lively way in this book, will surely entertain you. The book describes the life stages of a German Shepherd, from the first time she meets the people she came to love so much that she decided to come back to live a second life at their side. When you read this book it will be easy for you to understand the connection between the death and rebirth of a dog's soul. Many interesting things have been written about various people and their reincarnation into a new body. In this book, Thomas Walter, a contemporary new author, tells the story of how his German Shepherd Molly sought out a new body and took advantage of the opportunity to be reborn. The fact that her soul sought out a male dog's body is probably because she always wanted to be a male dog - have you ever seen a female dog lift her leg when she was "doing her business"?

We wish you a lot of fun and entertainment as you read this book.

We are the Walter family and in 1994 we lived in a beautiful four-bedroom apartment. My wife had colorful flower pots in every window, and we could walk straight out onto our large balcony from the living room, which was full of solid pine furniture. The huge potted plants on the balcony always gave me the feeling of being in a tropical greenhouse. The balcony had a roof and the side that was exposed to weather was clad with panels. Two large windows gave the plants enough sunlight so that they flourished and thrived. I felt so relaxed when I was amongst them that I would sit there outside almost every day, all year round in the rocking chair meditating. The amount of steaks and beef sausages that were barbecued out on that balcony probably equaled that of a village fair. Usually a few good friends or relatives joined our barbecue events and there was always a fun group getting together. A gas station was operated on the ground floor in the same building that our apartment was so comfortably set up in. At first, this did not bother us much. We also lived close to the edge of the village; we just had to walk a couple hundred meters down the road and we would be in the middle of the beautiful nature of the Palatinate. Maybe it was simply part of my purpose in life, or maybe I had a true love for nature: whenever possible, I would be out in nature, spending my time exploring the surrounding meadows and forests. The area surrounding the little village mainly consisted of lowlands, surrounded by a few moors where they used to dig up peat back in my Grandpa's time. Thick wafts of mist would always form out there in the early hours of the morning, covering the fields like soft, white clouds, slowly letting the morning sun warm our faces. When the morning mist had finally settled, it left a comforting smell in the air, as if everything had been freshly cleaned. After the sun had performed its duty of warming the earth and everything that grows on her, I could even smell some of the herbs, like wild mint and the elder berry tree, which were found in large quantities at the edge of the forest. Some mornings I was even able to see families of deer with their young fawns in the grass before they retreated back into the thick, evergreen forests. There was also a little duck lake full of water lilies. When they were in bloom, the lake looked like a painting covered with bright colors.

Each year we also saw many duck families on this little lake, swimming along with their little ducklings. The giant toads in the little neighboring ponds were as big as a man's hand, and on mild summer nights we could hear their croaking right in the middle of the village. The only thing spoiling the wonderful, picturesque nature was the airplanes that would land at the US Air Base just a few kilometers away. The noise from these airplanes, which we never really got used to, was one of the reasons why we left our beautiful apartment and moved into another quiet locality. At the time, there were three of us in the family. There was Jasmin, my sweet little daughter with dark brown curls who had an infectious smile from the time she was born. She was 6 years old at the time and was already asking for a brother with confidence. She wanted him to have blond curls, if possible, like my wife Manuela, who had blond hair. She was a hairdresser who took care of Jasmin's education and the household during these years. My name is Thomas, and I am the father of the family, a butcher, hobby chef and barbecue expert. At the time I was working at an Opel plant with a three-shift system in Kaiserslautern. The house and gas station owner Marion lived with his dear wife Sybille at her parent's place in a nearby village. There were reasons for this, as Marion had lived in the building with the gas station until his father died and he no longer wished to be reminded of old memories from his youth. He knew from his own experience that it wouldn't be easy to have a harmonious private life if he was living right above his place of work. We also soon noticed that living above a gas station – that recently had a beverage retail store added to it - entailed a few problems of its own. Just a few days later, Manuela experienced the first of many uneasy nights above the gas station. Marion always closed his gas station punctually at 7:00 pm then he drove right home to Sybille, who would already have supper prepared. At that time of night we were the only people you would encounter in the building.