Judy Garland - the most powerful transition so far

[@ritahertzberg5762]

My father, of blessed memory, was also born in 1922. Judy “Gumm” was in his high school class at Hollywood High School. They often ended up in the same classroom and, because his surname began with an “H” he would inevitably be assigned the seat behind hers. He remembered her fondly as a sweet girl who was kind to everyone. She had a radiant smile. He had no way of knowing what a tormented soul lay behind all that sunshine.

[@tinas977]

Thank you for this history. Very sweet

[@tinas977]

Thank you for sharing this memory of your father’s.

[@diannefaith7866]

Beautiful memories!! Thank you Rita for sharing this wonderful story!! 💕

[@reneyarbrough656]

Beautiful..thank you

[@maryphaneuf9289]

Judy Garland has always been an unfinished story hiding in my life. The first time I ever performed solo (a regional school fundraiser with a cast of about 300) I was holding a basket singing "Over the Rainbow." The microphone gave out the first night and I found out I was a belter. BOOM! I became a thing over night. Moreover, I found that people who for years could never be bothered with me were suddenly enthralled and couldn't get enough of me. It was clear, because it happened so very quickly, that my inherent talent was not the same as Me, and my self-respect couldn't come from the reactions of others. Judy Garland's talent and frailty have remained a cautionary tale for me whenever my skills and gifts become a shortcut to who I am, it all starts to feel perilous. Thank you for really clarifying what I have been feeling all these years.

[@angels4488]

I thank you, Cash, and I bless you. ~ Grace whispered those words to me when I found the courage to leave my husband of nearly four decades. It's been nearly a year and I have realized how often and how deeply I gave my power away. ~ I'm learning a different way. Thank you, deeply. 💞

[@teresa3070]

I also did the similar thing as you. Such a weight was lifted and so much easier to breathe once I finally made the break. Fear kept me from freeing myself. But when I did, I only wished I had done it years earlier. Best to you. Good will come.

[@ocheltree1]

Susan S, I wish you much happiness, serenity and good health. Hope your next 40 are fantastic! Namaste.

[@deborahr1723]

May you two and all ladies who are able to cut free, thrive beautifully in your changed lifestyle. I am most happy for you… each and every one.

[@judychandler8485]

I read that before filming The Wizard Of Oz, the producers thought she looked too heavy, so they gave her what is known today as speed & when she couldn't sleep they gave her sleeping pills. She had such a hard time in life. 💔

[@MsThebeMoon]

The studio execs gave her a complex about her looks and weight.

[@juliereminiec4937]

In order for her to lose weight Judy Garland was given Benzedrine

[@juliereminiec4937]

@@MsThebeMoon They did the same thing to Greta Garbo Leo B Mayer ( to Garbo). " Americans don't like their women fat....and get your teeth fixed !"

[@Bluebird-77]

Ugh, just bawling over here. The feeling of powerlessness. A shadow so many of us carry.

[@ocheltree1]

TinyDancer, I'm in the club, too. I bet you're a beautiful person and one day you'll believe how awesome you are! I'm pulling for us both! Have a glorious Monday night loving who you really are. I'm gonna try as well! Namaste.

[@patriciadesserud9402]

And one magical day the shadow lifts and there YOU are, the personally powerful YOU, the person you are, the person you accept, the person you realize you not only want to be alone with, but the person you love. Everything else might be the same, but YOU are different, so it will be OK and you will carry on finding peace within.

[@Lisette777]

That "tongue of light" extending from the dome reminded me of the Yellow Brick Road, ironically! So I guess in the end she did follow it, all the way home to safety 💖Thank you so much, Cash, for your genuine concern and respect for her soul. ✨😊

[@joannstrickland8187]

What a GREAT idea!!! That is exactly what it was!!!

[@SusanBame]

I got that too. And this entire experience -- was like encountering The Great And Powerful Oz, and having to go get the witchʻs broomstick and bring it back. So parallel. There it was, right in front of her, all of her life, and she didnʻt recognize it.

[@Lisette777]

@@SusanBame that was a very perceptive analysis! 😊

[@sparkle3000]

Whenever you have a special gift, evil always wants to misuse you for that gift.

[@marierosemary3768]

Heartbreaking!

[@dawnnevarez265]

This had me in tears..she was badly used and abused and greatly loved by her fans..

[@shanlynnskinner8477]

I will always think of her holding Toto and clicking her ruby shoes saying "There's no place like home. There's no place like home." She was a product of the times and her environment. We will always be able to watch her great films and remember her amazing talent. But, thankfully, she's really home now. In a place of unconditional love somewhere over the rainbow.

[@marydowling9714]

How sad! That poor tortured soul must have ached her entire life. Thank you for these so profound lessons. Am going to have to see this several times at least to get everything I can out of it. Bless you!

[@Dread_Pirate_Rolf]

Poor sweet Judy. Even in her movies, and performances she projected a lost wounded girl. Of course she had talent, and charisma, However I think people saw a lot of that vulnerability and it endeared her to many, and activated the prey drive of others who saw an easy mark.

[@brendagallo4813]

This one broke my heart. I adored Judy Garland. She's in a better place now. Thanks Cash for doing this crossover. You're wonderful and fun to watch.😊

[@tdotjazzberryram61]

I had to watch this twice. "Judy" allowing you through your gift to share this great lesson, for all, but one that women especially need to know. Thanks to "both" of you !💗🙏🏾🌈🌞. I've always felt some empathy for her and Marilyn.

[@julietirado5605]

So good to see you though I'm late sorry a girl must work and my job demands a lot of time but better late than never thank you for what you do much love going your way ❤

[@BJ-mb2ug]

I watched it twice, too! Great video and message.

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

Angels like you are the shine in Sun….🥂

[@jimsmith1549]

Wow. Very powerful. Very moving. Thankful for watching! Cash, thank you. ❤

[@umatr2me656]

This one had me in tears. The tears were for Judy, but honesty, they were for me as well. Taking back one's power is a daunting task for those of us who have been "properly trained" to give it up. To be an obedient young lady. To be a good Christian. To be a dutiful, obedient wife!. Speak only when spoken to. Stuff like that. A lot of pressure is placed on us humans to fit in, and not "make waves!" It's a wonder that we don't all end up depending on some substance or another to help is through this life. I have learned a lot (many times the hard way), and I am still learning. Thank you so much, sweet, wonderful, wise Cash. Thank you for sharing your gifts. Thank you for being brave and for sharing. Sending you so much love and appreciation for all you do.

[@lauriesuecragin-klammt4411]

Perhaps it was all beyond physical, human exhaustion; profound spiritual exhaustion. Even in light of her public celebrity and perceived successes, something about these pictures seems to equate with those who've passed in concentration camps - a common thread, perhaps. We can only "fight" for our existence for so long, in so many ways, until sheer exhaustion sets in; enough is enough. Maybe? I continue to learn so much from these videos of your pictures, Cash. They cause me to wonder, to look within (often, uncomfortably so) , and without fear of death. Your "end pictures" have a common theme: acceptance, grace, love. Beyond. Thank you, Cash.

[@jsud5559]

So well said! I have always felt so sorry for Judy. It always seemed that she couldn’t find her place…or her true self? She gave us so much, starting with Dorothy. She gave more than she took, maybe this added to her exhaustion. I loved and admired her daughter Liza too.

[@lauriesuecragin-klammt4411]

@@jsud5559 as often as we choose to incarnate, as humans we are finite. Eventually, given the tasks we agreed to, enough becomes enough.

[@jsud5559]

@@lauriesuecragin-klammt4411 You are so right. There are days when I cry, “enough!”😂❣️

[@jacquelineking4008]

Yea Cash! As my heart becomes illuminated,and I ask Christ the uncomfy question like what is the real truth about Heaven and He'll..Is the American Evangelical Church a bit too uptight? Can peeps be healed w out being in church or calling on His Name?Will those not understanding the Gospel Message of Jesus dying on the cross for our sins,if they don't get it, but they're good peeps,do they REALLY go to Hell? That doesn't make sense to me anymore.. I still think Jesus runs everything...but he was trying to get us to go deeper into what Love means,and how he came to fulfill the Law w Love.. I didn't really Compre hend this until NOW..OMG dude.. I feel set free if fear of death And the shame of my past failings that deeply hurt others dude..

[@lauriesuecragin-klammt4411]

@@jacquelineking4008 I don't know how old you are nor the cultish religions you were led to believe are someone's advantageous version of "truth" as compared to that of our creator's. My hunch is, rather than remain drowned in a theology which perpetuates ignorance, fear and ongoing victimization, you might try educating yourself in history - political history, as it pertains to global belief systems. Once upon a time, religion did not exist. Not until politics, of course, where men (yes,men ....women were still inferior beings...) invented the superior hierarchy called "religion". Recognize now ....NOW....you are not , shall not, remain a victim to the masses buying into this philosophy. A philosophical,structured cult whose bottom line is money. It just might be freeing for you. But you truly need to do the work...to make the effort...to know for yourself.

[@jeancollier2930]

A beautiful soul, so desperately unhappy and vulnerable, and a very moving transition. I think people recognized her fragility, just as we recognized it in Marilyn Monroe. Thanks, Cash.

[@aprildawn6926]

Thank you Cash.

[@annecooper7010]

I get so much put of these fabulous soul crossing visions of yours. This one was absolutely excellent & really did speak to my heart. You have no idea how much you've helped me re-think my life over these few years. I left both my church & friends as I saw Trump on the rise & have concentrated on deconstructing from toxic spirituality. You are a bright light to me and, I'm sure, to many others. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

You're welcome, Anne. I'm so pleased.

[@cuervojones4889]

I completely agree, Anne. Well said!

[@melster48]

Thank you for this fascinating crossover video of Judy Garland. The compassion you showed in describing her life & her difficulties was so thoughtful and considerate, and judgement-free. How heartbreaking that she considered herself as bound for hell and unworthy of Grace, but the way that Grace welcomed her with open arms was beautiful. You teach me (and others) so much about acceptance and love for ourselves when many of us feel so unworthy of love or just beaten down by life & those who hurt us or take advantage of us. After all that she suffered during her life, it's lovely to imagine her free of her self doubt, self hate, and fear as she enters into eternal love and acceptance. Thank you for sharing your amazing gift with us and helping us to shed our meta-narratives in order to embrace our real selves and lose the fear of being unworthy of love in the afterlife. You are an absolute gem and very appreciated. Thank you so much!!

[@brendarobbins1492]

Thank you Mr. Peters, I never realized how much I identify with her. You just gave me a ruminating life lesson.

[@hayleycowen4279]

Self worth and trying to be your authentic self is so difficult . listening to this has made me feel upset as i have never truthfully understood myself . i understand why we should but words are so easy to say . i admire you for trying to give us lessons on life .

[@selinaray6376]

Many years ago I read her story. Francis was such a Beautiful Soul. Thank you Judy for your gift and to you CASH for your GIFT.S ♥️

[@shopgirl5056]

This hits home. Poor Sweet Judy G. I am sorry for her struggles and relate to them myself. I have been fighting for my own sovereignty my whole life. I am glad in the end she found her power. She had it all along. Thank you Cash. You inspire me with these pictures.

[@mortalclown3812]

Rest in paradise, Judy

[@bonniedrouillard3963]

The Wizard of Oz was on this evening. A yearly classic. Beautiful Judy. She teaches a good lesson. Thanks Cash!

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

I have never seen it. Probably the only human alive not to.

[@deniseryles2528]

I heard a bit of the recording on the tapes you mentioned. You are spot on about the anger. I did not blame her a bit when I heard her say in full fury that she was an "angry, angry lady." The Hollywood Studios really "owned" you in those days. Legend says that her song in Meet Me In Saint Louis "The Trolley Song," was done in one take. How incredible is that? What a talent! Thank you, Mr. Peters.

[@garyleighton1]

Thanks, Cash. Very tragic that she fought her demons and they took her life. I did smile and think of the karma that it seemed that Grace sent out a metaphorical yellow brick road to bring her home. Very fitting.

[@cuervojones4889]

Wow! So glad she got to face (and conquer) her demons at long last. Poor woman. No wonder she was furious. I'm mad FOR her - all of those people just using her and then abandoning her. Probably about a year ago, I streamed her concert at Carnegie Hall and was FLOORED at how powerful her voice still was. Even after all of the booze, drugs and cigarettes, her voice was strong and true. What a talent. I hope she's at peace now. RIP, Judy!

[@spirituality-connectingthe2665]

That was a powerful one! I can understand her non-feminist stance, having been raised in a fundagelical home, where my mother thought the man should be head of the house (but took over the role herself when my dad had too many mental/emotional issues). Judy Garland’s story-even though I can’t judge whether or not she did exactly what she came here to experience-is a really sad story from a human standpoint. It’s so sad to see someone live a whole lifetime without ever finding happiness or fulfillment. Maybe it’s sad because I’ve lived those lifetimes myself, and thus find it painful to view someone else having a struggle I’ve got beyond.

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

And I'm so glad you did. But whose to say what someone's destiny points might have been. Without her in it, the world would have been a lesser place, so she served some vital larger purpose, clearly.

[@j_a_n_i_c.]

Thank you for doing Judy’s transition Cash. It was heartbreaking and very powerful.💖

[@daniellawaterhawk6641]

Oh Cash, your interpretation of Ms. Garland's transition is bitter sweet to say the least. Her voice was a gift to us that to this day warms our hearts. Your Soul Crossings are an amazing gift and I feel helps us see the unseen internal conflicts that we as humans grab onto that dictates how we live our lives here on the Earth. Our subconscious "tapes" that are deeply rooted in our psyche/ego that cause these patterns of self destruction. I have a few of my own that I'm working on. Thank you so much for your insight and compassion when you tell their stories. 😪💜

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

I think we all have those things and that's why we're here, to work on them.

[@daniellawaterhawk6641]

@@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel agree 💖

[@bethm6941]

TY for such a powerful pic of Garland. The studio got her on the substances to control her. Uppers and downers to keep her producing for them. Such a shame.

[@T_Barb]

As soon as I saw the tongue, I thought “yellow brick road”. Thank you, Cash.

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

That never occurred to me, but I can see it now.

[@pamelasichel5544]

Yes. Have been reading the same Hawkins book. This brought me, as well, to tears…

[@DrNancyLivingCoCreatively]

Deeply touching. Yes we women need to love themselves and trust themselves just as we are. Face the fear of going against social norms. 🌹

[@judimyers1341]

This was heartbreaking, Cash. I wish she had loved herself as much as we loved her ♥️

[@donnawitteried3213]

Yes, we really need to understand that no one...NO ONE...can validate us at our core. Even if no one else gets us, even our own children, we must own our own power and worth. This is a very difficult lesson. It is interesting whom I learn the toughest ones from. Thanks for this you do in sharing. Huggies.

[@pattyolsson]

She was sooo talented & I wouldn’t even begin to know if you could recreate her talent in today’s world. If she decides to reincarnate I hope she comes back as someone who uplifts others to believe in their own power. Happy she’s in a peaceful place❣️🤍🙏

[@susanrobinson408]

It is so hard to imagine her without the 'tragic' label. What a talented, amazing person. I am so glad she found acceptance and peace. I don't think she ever felt 'good enough'.

[@janetdubrasky4023]

Wow! What a truly profound transition! This one will definitely stay with me for a long time. Many lessons here and you spoke so eloquently. So happy Judy is at peace in the love, light & grace she so deserves. Blessings for all you do, Cash. You are definitely a kind, gentle & compassionate soul who has taught your viewers so much about living in love & light. 🥰🥰❤️❤️🌈🌈

[@epson3880]

Hi Mr. Peters. I fell in love with Judy Garland from the Wizard of Oz. Her performance was captivating to me as a young boy. I remember when it was announced that she had died. I was ten then and did not know the extent of her life challenges. For a long time her remains were at a cemetery in the town where I now live before they were moved to California. It was years before I even knew she had been buried here. She was buried in the company of James Baldwin and Thelonious Monk. Thank you for doing this soul crossing, in particular the hand writing analysis. I often wondered why a person with so much talent and skill could be so unhappy and in need. Your soul crossing experience gives me some understanding. Thank you.

[@tinas977]

Ditto

[@chrismk2033]

This was lovely, Cash. You present these crossings with such beautiful compassion and gentleness. Her story was so sad.

[@bikemystic]

Powerful, inspiring message about self appreciation, Cash.

[@SusanPepper]

That was amazing. What a lesson for us all.

[@debbiek7193]

What a treat! A Monday post from Cash! 👋👋👋

[@jamescarrington5521]

Loved, loved, loved Judy Garland! I was only 4 y/o when she died in 1969, but I remember it like it was yesterday.

[@LivTarot]

Dear Cash, thank you for all of your beautiful transition pictures. They bring me so much comfort and peace. This one was powerful. It’s incredible how much power we give to other people. Judy’s story is a reminder for all of us. I will have to read that book. ❤️

[@ellendoyle1957]

My favorite song of all time is Somewhere Over the Rainbow. When she sang it my heart bloomed. Thank you Cash and RIP Judy.

[@babeyblu06]

So very interesting. She was an incredibly talented lady and maybe she never realized what a beautiful soul she had. Rip Judy Garland. Your music and movies will live on.

[@moniquerobinson5206]

Wow! Thank you Cash. That certainly was interesting & eye opening. RIP Ms Garland. 🙏🇨🇦❤️

[@karenharper2266]

So glad that Judy shed her demons and healed her soul. That sweet soul seemed to come across on the screen. You are a sweet soul, too. Thanks, Cash.

[@bridgetanne8242]

Bright orb to the left behind Cash at 5:10-5.12. Went upwards

[@maestrafrancom]

Thank you Cash for these pictures. They have helped me understand the actions of someone dear to me.

[@genevasmaltz1761]

Judy Garland had a rough life. I could sense something not comfortable and sad around her. Your pictures show how the Universe meets us with what we need where we are. Whether it is a tongue of light, a warm blanket effect, or a Tardis. It is comforting. Thank you for doing these pictures.

[@kimmyles444]

She touched so many people in her role of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. I would probably imagine that the movie has to be one of the top ten most popular movies of all times. In fact my adult daughter was Dorothy this year for Halloween this year. We have a large collection of memorabilia of the Wizard of Oz in fact we buy almost everything we see within reason that has the Wizard of Oz on it. Just imagine if she would have had novelty rights on those items. The song Somewhere Over the Rainbow has to be one of the most sung songs of all time as well. Rest In Peace Ms. Garland and may you peer down down from Heaven and watch all the magic that you gave to people in the role of Dorothy from there. You to many were a treasure and a valued soul and in the end I hope you too can see in the magic in yourself that you shared with so in the role of Dorothy.

[@elizabethtipper9784]

Beautiful cash

[@nancykoziara-clark5995]

Thank you Cash for Judy's thought provoking transition. She delighted me as a child in The Wizard of Oz. I'm so thankful she got to walk into her 'Oz' of light and love at her end.

[@colleenwood8220]

The tongue of light made me cry. She was a tormented soul and we can all learn from her crossing. Thank you. 🙏🏻😊💝

[@deborahhovan6464]

Hi Cash,just love Judy Garland

[@JanisJanus25]

Her rendition of “ you go to my head” on Carnegie hall album Blew my 20 year old mind. That was 50 years ago. Thank you so much, Cashman

[@TheNortheast207]

I’ve been waiting for this video since you began producing Soul Crossings. This was as tough to get through as Karen Carpenters’ . Thank you Cash !

[@janwalters3426]

I really identified with the conditions/hells she battled and endured. . Im 80yrs old and coming closer to my transition. Your reading is opening my soul. Thank you. Blessings always 🤗

[@tinas977]

Love to you in this journey.

[@janwalters3426]

Thank you! Gods blessings to you in your journey.🤗

[@sylviecote3634]

How absolutely touching 🌿 …Thank You M. Cash

[@keeneye3792]

Taking back your power. I needed to hear that today. Thank you.

[@alisonbean8206]

Such a powerful insight, Cash. Much to consider in my own condition. Easier said than done, but you have provided the signposts with simple clarity. “Love your neighbour as yourself “ comes to mind. I’ve never had problem loving others, but myself is another matter… Thank you, as always. 😊💕

[@julieguleff8524]

Oh how this resonates! I feel exactly the same way. Loving others(even those who may not deserve our love or attention) is the easy part. As an empath extraordinaire (been called the mother Teresa syndrome or florence nightingale syndrome..lol) I always love and give to everyone else and rarely to myself. I CAN'T do it any other way no matter how hard I try. A huge THANK YOU CASH PETERS for pointing out the signs!

[@bernellclifford5787]

Thank you Cash. How beautifully you presented this passing of Judy Garland.

[@sacredrhythmsoflifewithkat9015]

And so it is. I have enough. I do enough. I am enough. I AM. 🙌🏻💞

[@sueforrest7545]

Hi my Darling I always love Judy Garland 👏👏👏❣️

[@The20027]

Rather beautiful....this message...thank you Cash

[@ms12947]

This was so beautiful. Made me cry. There’s hope foal of us. Thanks cash

[@emmettarts1723]

This was truly great. I identify with this transition. Thank you so much Cash.

[@carolbastian7303]

It is so hard to think that Judy Garland thought so little of herself when she was so talented, beautiful, and lovely. How hard it is to love and appreciate the personal strengths we have. I appreciate the sharing of this transition. It gives me hope.

[@cynthiapierce4030]

This is an important message for any of us trapped in our family or societal dogma, that we must listen to that small voice of Spirit. We will reach the heights that our Soul aspires to reach that we are called to serve. Thanks Cash for your insights.

[@kateoloughlin1648]

You are an amazing gift. Love you.

[@tratakarie]

Amen brother. You're like the Wizard. Thanks for this

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

Thanks, Brian. Hopefully a bit more legit than the movie one.

[@svensvenska]

Wow!! i KNEW you would do pictures of Judy Garland.i saw her above your head during the last video you did. . THanks! for closure and more😍CHILLS.. so spot on

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

I’m sorry, what??? You saw her above my head? That’s amazing.

[@svensvenska]

@@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel yes!! Was not surprised when you did her pictures. i often see spirits around people.at first she seemed reluctant for you to do the pictures but i felt a sense of relief after you posted them for people to see.Frances Gumm thanks you

[@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel]

@@svensvenska Extraordinary that you can do that. And reassuring, I guess, now that I know,

[@svensvenska]

@@CashPeters-TheEnglishChannel we are all gifted in one unique way or another. just sometimes dont know how to tap or use them. a pleasure to watch your videos and how by sharing them you and we learn SO much👍😍

[@peggieodea7231]

How beautiful!!!❤

[@janebarmash7843]

A powerful message we all need to hear. Many Blessings Cash!!!!

[@jancoburn4770]

What a beautiful, beautiful reading. Thank you💛💛💛

[@ablackhurst]

Hi Cash - This was a heart gripping transition. Poor Judy Garland - all the torment she endured here on Earth despite beauty, talent, fame & fortune. But inside she had a good heart ♥️ - wounded to her core. And she was able to release all the hurt and anger and be embraced by the light. Thank you Cash for sharing these transition pictures. We all learn a little bit more on how to live our lives better while here on this Earth plane, to love more, let go of fear, hurt, anger, pride & ego, be more at peace with ourselves, live our truth, accept ourselves for who we are & accept others. The more we let go of our ego, the less suffering we will endure here on Earth and the easier our transition will be when our time comes to go back Home into the Arms of Grace & immortality. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible gifts. Thank you for helping us focus on what’s important in life and what isn’t. Thank you so much Cash !!! You’re a great teacher by example with your lightheartedness, kindness, joy & sensitivity. Thank you for your courage to be simply you.

[@melindadutcher212]

Hello Brother, I had chills... Deep breath with an easy exhale... Thank you 😊

[@jonrunning5952]

What an important message! Thank you. 🙏💞🕊

[@scm0717]

Thank you for doing Judy Garlands transition pictures. This was one of the ones that you wish they could go back and live with their new found realization. Truly, truly sad life when she had so much to look forward to. I somewhere along the way found out that self love, ME, was important. I was smart, I could do whatever I set out to do or wanted to do. I didn't need anyone's approval anymore, or at least like the young girl, the teenager and the 20 something that was married and worked full time. I was afraid of failing, looking stupid, asking "stupid" questions, looking like a fool. But that gave away MY power. I think that by the time I was 40 was when I realized my power. I wish that Judy got the help that she needed like I did for depression in my 20's. However, I'm sure for her, the studios and executives would've been against that back then. Wow Cash. This one was brilliant.

[@andrewd.1113]

Mr. Cash, thank you always, FOR SO MUCH!!!

[@barbaragregg9280]

The “yellow brick road” led Judy home!!!🙏👍❤️

[@georgiemoon9990]

That was absolutely mesmerising Cash. That last little bit, as she entered the dome, reminded me of a red carpet walk. Which would have been very fitting. I'm so happy she's in a good place now. She was a true legend. Thank you so very much. And thank you Judy. 💙🌈💙

[@jacquelinewalters2706]

I had the same thought and felt pleased that she was walking it with confidence. 💜☮

[@georgiemoon9990]

😊☮

[@rebekkad.2092]

That was quite emotional.

[@pamelasmith4626]

Thank you Cash, the messages that resonate when you read a crossing that affects YOU personally, are the ones that move me the most. Judy Garlands was especially deep & resonating.

[@nancykoziara-clark5995]

Thank you for Judy's Soul Crossing. How fragile, folks really are....inspite of their public appearance! I am inspired to be more kind and patient during these times of pandemic and change.

[@nancycasttarot6263]

This one will stay with me for a long time. Thanks again Cash for bringing out life lessons through the soul crossings. So powerful…

[@rachelbarr6959]

Love your Transitions, enjoy your talents. Thank you for sharing.

[@SaSuEnglish]

Each one of your transition pictures is more powerful that the last. I am in awe of the wisdom and insights I've gained because of your willingness to share. Thank you soo much.

[@kimingerick3391]

Beautiful Cash, thank-you💕

[@Elizabeth-vk4si]

This crossing made me cry. How unfair of us to put so much pressure on child actors that they don't have a chance to form a strong sense of self that is so necessary to grow into an adult who can make decisions that are supportive for personal health and happiness. Blessings to her soul that is now in a better place.

[@louiseclark7967]

This was beautiful at the end, Cash.. catching up on what I have missed!

[@margaretplain9196]

Ah! Cash how sad, but how lovely these pictures were. ♥️

[@mjc4687]

Thank you Cash 😊

[@ramonajordan3875]

Wow. I started crying almost immediately. So much resonance.