Mr Rogers had such a calm, sensible demeanor and there are many, many examples of how he taught little kids the importance of learning good traits like why you should be nice to people. He never mentioned religion, just good values. This is one example (from Google but I'd heard it before): After a 5-year-old blind girl wrote a letter to Mr. Rogers asking him to tell her when he fed his fish so she doesn't worry about them going hungry, he began narrating the feeding of his goldfish in every episode. How simple it often is to be a more compassionate friend.
Thank you for this fascinating transition journey, Cash! I didn't realize he had testified before Congress to support PBS, which is virtually the only live TV channel I watch. I owe him a debt of gratitude. I didn't watch his show (maybe it wasn't carried where I live?), but I did appreciate him. We need more people like him, except that they need to take care of themselves as well. 💜☮️
Mr. Rogers came out of retirement, to do public service videos to calm children, after 911 happened. He would always volunteer to do whatever he could to help. Such a lovely crossing. Thank you, Cash. You really convey that love through my screen, and I am sure you aren't aware that you are doing it.
Mr Rogers helped my wife and I raise our two sons, now aged 41 and 38. They could be playing at a fevered pitch as young boys do, but would instantly descend into an almost hypnotic, peaceful trance in front of the TV when his show came on. Knowing what I’ve now come to know, I’m sure Fred’s energy was able to be transmitted through television from his heart to those of millions of children, as well as to the hearts of adults. I worked with a colleague who was on Fred’s staff in the 60’s and who testified that he was as genuine and authentic as he was portrayed to the public.
As an adult, watching his show it would seem odd. Mr Rogers was even-keeled, spoke kind words and his show had a routine. Imagine all the children in homes where parents had outbursts and their lives were chaotic. Mr. Rogers was always kind, always quiet. It made it easier for children to hear his message.
Fred Rogers was such an amazing man who was such an important part of my childhood. He would say to children, I like you just the way you are. It makes me cry. His goodbye to the adults who grew up with him made me cry and did his transition. I will always love the man he was.
I loved Mr. Rogers so much. I was from an abusive family and saying I love you and hugs were rare. Mr. Rogers was kind and caring. I loved watching his show with my kids and grandchildren.
I think the very same thing! He was truly an Earth angel whose sojourn on Earth was focused on helping us: the children and the child in us all. His voice and calm demeanor touches my heart so that i cry also. Tears of gratitude.
For years I watched Fred Roger's with my children and just to enjoy his programs by myself when they became less interested in preschool programs. Much better than Gumby and Howdy Doody in the mid 1950s. His attitude as he translates is no surprise to me. Fits his personality perfectly. He was a very spiritual man. May the Blessings be. 😊
Your pictures described Mr. Rogers perfectly! Take everything in. Appreciate what you have. Take your time. Everyone is different. Everyone is special. Love is everything. Thank you Cash. The world would be a better place if Mr. Rogers was back on the air.
Thank you Cash. This was so beautiful and you are a beautiful person for sharing. I felt an overwhelming sense of calm and peace come over me after Fred disappeared into the light. Now I'm teary eyed and so touched by this video. I'm feelin the love that Fred gave to humanity. Blessings to you Cash ♥️
I was an older teenager when Mr Rogers first aired. Fast forward to my little daughter watching re-runs on our PBS station. She fell in love with him. Now she teaches pre-school and Kindergarten, using all of Mr. Rogers’ teachings. Thank you Cash. He was glorious.
Mr. Rogers changed millions of lives of children who had no other advocate. He was a beacon of pure love and each of those children saw it and could begin to feel that love.
I grew up poor and we had no TV. We did finally get a phone but it was a party line, and someone was always leaving their phone off the hook, so everyone on the party line was unable to use it and no one could call them. One weekend after days of someone's off the hook phone depriving us all of phone service, a woman on the party line called my parents. She was furious. (We had a big family) She was sure we were the inconsiderate low-lifes who left their phone off the hook for days. She told daddy, "I KNOW it was you cause your kids were watching Captain Kangaroo!" Daddy just told her, "We don't even HAVE a damn TV." She was tripping all over herself apologizing. She was a good friend to our family after that. But my own kids watched Mr. Rogers, and then Sesame Street. Public TV has been a Godsend for so many.
He had a quote that stated “ look for the helpers when a person felt lost or scared” to paraphrase the quote which I always tell my children and other young people. Such a kind and gentle soul he indeed was when he was on Earth.
As a child growing up in the US, I grew up watching ," Mr. Rogers." He was really one of a kind. It was obvious that he loved children and was a truly special soul.
I watched him at 10 years old with my younger siblings. Then I watched him with my children 22 years later. Such a gentle soul for children to watch. I suppose that even the most righteous people have to be prepared in some way to pass through that big step.
What a gift, thank you for sharing. I am 62 and can, like millions of others, sing every last word to many of Mr. Rogers’ songs. I watched with a much younger brother and then my own children. Songs such as It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood A beautiful day for a neighbor would you be mine, could you be mine? I have always wanted have a neighbor just like you, I’ve always wanted to live in a neighborhood with You, So, let’s make the most of this beautiful day. When we’re together we might as well say, would you be mine, could you be mine, won’t you be my neighbor. Won’t you please, won’t you please, please won’t you be my neighbor. And You are my friend you are special , special to me you’re special Tomorrow, tomorrow there soon will be tomorrow and be our day, we will say a very happy tomorrow to you! And of course .... It’s such a good feeling To know you're alive It's such a happy feeling You're growing inside And when you wake up ready to say "I'll make a snappy new day." (Snap snap) It's such a good feeling A very good feeling The feeling you know That I'll be back when the day is new And I'll have more ideas for you And you'll have things you'll want to talk about I will, too (Spoken) You always make each day such a special day. You know how: by just your being you. There's only one person in the whole world exactly like you, and that's you yourself, and people can like you exactly as you are
Well, you finally got me on Mr Rogers! He would appreciate you telling everybody about it then, according to those pictures. That is, when he was still Mr Rogers, wanting to tell everyone. Thanks! Today it was a beautiful day in the neighborhood, by the way!
He was an extraordinary man. He taught love and kindness to children and was so beloved by all. I still use him to describe people with a calm, warm energy, that you just want to be near. A kind, gentle soul.
Fred Rogers was part of my motherhood. My three children watched his program and loved his mini-stories, filed trips, songs and neighbors. He was such a lovely man. He wanted little ones to understand and welcome new experiences, growing older and things that they didn’t quite understand unless a trusted adult accompanied them. He had songs that they related to, such as “You can Never Go Down the Drain”...never had I, as a Mom, guessed that this was a child’s fear. I miss him. 🥰
Oh, this was lovely and not surprising at all. As I've mentioned, I was friends with Koko the gorilla who used sign language for her last 14 years. She had the good fortune to meet him. She was very excited because she loved watching his show (she understood a fair bit of spoken English). Watch the interaction by searching youtube. They had a wonderful visit. Rogers used some of the footage of their interaction for his show (she was also on Reading Rainbow once briefly). He may have been her favorite celebrity (she got to meet quite a few & really liked Betty White, Robin Williams whom she recognized from her Mrs. Doubtfire DVD, & more), one of his favorite people, probably. They were both extraordinary. Seriously, sit back for just a moment and imagine her transition pictures. More than a few psychics have told me she was more than what she seemed. She was/is definitely full of love. Thanks, Cash. XO
What a gift to have been a friend of Koko’s! I am not certain but I believe animals retain their essence and memory of their true connection with the Divine, and have no trouble transitioning. There’s no hesitancy or doubt. One of my dog’s passed away in my arms. I was sitting on a couch and she was in my lap. As soon as she passed over, I stood up to carry her and almost threw her over my shoulders. Her 65 pound body felt like it was 3 ounces. That was a gift to me to let me know that she had moved on. She later came back to visit for about three months - my other dog wouldn’t go into certain rooms when she came to visit. She was letting me know she was ok and still alive in her new form.
@@kimariokiji Yes! I had a Siamese cat who has been gone nearly 7 years and when I ask my 11 year old dog if she's around, she looks to a certain place in the room. My regular medium & mentor tells me that Koko is still busy on the other side. Actually, she also said that Koko is the oldest, most powerful entity she has come across and that I've known her for billions of years (and we've worked together in past lives, but that at this point, I don't take a body as often as most people) & there's more. Pretty trippy.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub yes, I watched the video after you said how moving it was ( it was so moving) and it had the time stamp of May 1, 1969. How wonderful it was to focus on him today! ❤️🥰🙏
As the children watched and learned kindness and moral values.. Their mothers listened and learned also. And. Was told "I like you just the way you are". Yes..yes..that would be his reaction...wanting to share..yes..he was childlike in his curiosity. Mr. Rogers will always exist in our hearts. Thank you Cash. .that meant so.much..joyous..joyous
I am not going to repeat all of the other comments everyone is left they did such a great job of describing what you did. What I wanna do is thank you for sharing your talent with us. You give us such grace and such ease and such tranquility with your drawings thank you thank you thank you God bless you
Reading all the comments and everyone has said everything there is to say about Fred Rogers. He was a rare treasure on Earth. Thank you for his pictures.
What I find so heartwarming and emotional was that Mr. Rogers knew he was going to heaven, because of the wonderful beautiful way he lived his life. Even in death he was looking for a way to help people.
Fred Rogers is a personal hero of mine. He seemed like a huge soul who was truly evolved. I am so grateful to you for doing this transition. I wanted to know what happened for him. His process seemed very much like he was in life. The universe has been enlarged by him!
Is this the first time you have interacted with someone in your transition pictures by talking to them? I loved Mr. Rogers. I loved his kindness. There wasn’t much kindness in my life as a little kid.
Dearest Cash, this was beautiful! My father-in-law was a student at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (current name) when Fred Rodgers was also a student there back in the late 50s. Both of my in laws remember him as a beautiful, genuine person. I’ve personally been living in Pittsburgh since the late 80s and he is beyond a hero here. When the protests on trump immigration were happening, many of the signs here said “What would Mr. Rodgers do?” I suspect his stomach cancer may have been related to difficulties ‘stomaching’ so much of the cruelty of this world, particularly with children. He was truly a man who embraced Christ Consciousness. This was lovely. Thank you!💕
Beautiful message .I don’t think there will never be another like Mr.Rogers . I used to watch his shows as a kid back then. He came at the right time , and was loved by many. But today standard he would be weird and called a pervert . Times has changed !
I was too old for Mr. Rogers to be part of my childhood, but my daughter was not, and so, I got to experience him through her. What a healer. My daughter had no father, and so she absorbed all the missing love from him, as did so many others.
I like the way Mr Rogers sat down and just took it all in and then started to weep because he realized this was the end of his life on earth. I am so sorry that he suffered with cancer. It seems a bit unfair. He was so good. I really don't understand karma.
I grew up watching Mr Rogers and Sesame Street, along with ZOOM and The Electric Company ( Rita Moreno and Morgan Freeman ) Mr Rogers was for little kids, I enjoyed growing up with these PBS shows, I learned a lot! WOW, he was SO HUMBLE!!!! He was a rare one! Made me cry too.
On his show, Mr. Roger's spoke directly to his audience. Each child felt that he was speaking to them. He would take them on field trips and gave very concrete and obvious to adults commentary re exactly what they were seeing. In his passing he was speaking a final time like Mr Roger's. He is hero. The first adult who ever saw or heard me. He showed me that adults can care for children. He was a n incredibly loving and caring human.
As a child I didn’t like Mr. Rogers. I was probably 12 when the show started. I found him talking down to kids, not speaking to their intelligence. I had a lot of issues as a child. I think I was closed off to expressions of emotion. As an adult I’ve been really touched by who he was. It’s a sign of how much work I’ve done on myself. What a lovely reading. Thank you my darling.
Mr. Rogers had insatiable, childlike curiosity about EVERYTHING , even the most mundane...it was his gift to us all...particularly children. I trusted him as a child; then adored & appreciated him as an adult. He was patient & kind to a fault...obviously.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I grew up with Mr. Rogers in my living room like so many other kids. He had such a wonderful way of making you feel safe, loved, accepted, and like even when things were scary they were going to be okay. He had such a gentle, sweet soul.
My children watched Mr Rogers and I watched with them. What I liked the best was the episodes where he went to places and showed how things were made. A great experience for the kids too.
Sometimes Cash… these transition pictures…. Just wow, thank you for sharing Fred Rogers. Americans absolutely do revere him. His spirit is the very essence of grace 💕
Fred Rogers was the safe place to fall for the first generation of "latch key kids". He confronted "isms" and the adult lack of integrity that we as children saw happening. He empowered all ages of people who were bullied and politically empowered the disenfranchised and those with no voice. Yes, as a child, he was my safe place to fall. He always reminded to look for the "helpers" when facing struggles or fears. His heart and courage inspired me to become a " helper" as an adult.
Fred Rogers was such a selfless, compassionate and kind person. I have no doubt he would want to come back and share what he now knew with the rest of us, to ease our fears. When my children were very young, now in their mid-30s, they did not like cartoons. However, they loved Mr. Rogers, & Sesame Street. But, Mr. Rogers they adored.💗 He was such a calming and grounding force for children...& adults, actually. I've watched his testimony to congress. And, yes...I cried. Such a beautiful soul. Fascinating transition reading. Thank you for sharing with us.💗💗💗
dear cash, there is a glimpse into your soul that occurs like the parting red sea when you do these soul crossings, in particular this one with the beloved mr. rogers. thank you for being so vulnerable, so exposed, so willing to bare your soul with us. i cried, too. and then i cried again when you said you cried. i hold these moments as treasured gifts in my hands, afraid they will too soon blow away like the sand, and i will forget that place--you know that place...when your heart feels overflowing with love and there's a sort of ascension thing you feel. i do love your channel, but your soul crossings channel really uplifts MY soul, it feels like i am witnessing bits of my ever after. 💕 amazing grace...
That's wonderful. Thank you so much. You should see me when I do these transitions - I'm always crying. By the time I do the videos, I'm back on control, but the compassion involved here is almost too much for my heart to bear.
Thank you, Cash dahling. Beautiful, as always, though this one definitely switched on my selfishness mode (Mr. Rogers no longer exists 😢). If anyone deserved a peaceful and joyous union with the Divine it was Fred Rogers, but the finality of his passing...I find it hard to face the reality of that. No one was more accepting, in awe of life's wonders, or genuinely kind. How I miss that man. For your viewing pleasure, "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" is a wonderful film. "The Guardian" gave it high marks for its screenplay & the lead actor; it has a 98% positive on Rotten Tomatoes; and Tom Hanks got rave reviews, rightfully so. I blubbed all the way through it on Disney+ but it's also on Hulu, Amazon Prime, RUclips Subscription and several others, but not Netflix. Take care! Thanks again. You are an 👼 (Why portray angels either naked or wearing togas? Cute or aggressive? Have you ever seen the Angelarium Tarot? They ain't cherubic that's for sure.)
I would be just like him walking along talking to myself. "Oh, look at that!" "Wow, that's what it's like." I love that he wanted to run back and tell everyone what he had discovered. He wanted so badly to help others he would have delayed his own joyous joining with the one mind. If only people understood we're all one and internalized it. It made me tear up thinking about how we are torn apart on Earth by superficial differences. We are learning though. I have seen progress during my own lifetime. We don't have our Indigenous children locked away in Residential Schools anymore like we did until the 1990s in Canada. The generous Mr. Rogers's of the world (like you) make this growth possible. 🌹💖
You're very kind. There will always be injustices, we just have to each play our part, I think. Do right in our own situation and let the ripples spread out from us.
For someone that didn’t know who Mr. Rogers was, you described his personality perfectly. The noting of his commentary throughout the whole process, his need to absorb every detail, and his want to share it with others so they wouldn’t be scared is the epitome of who he was. He was such a big part of my childhood. Thank you for sharing his transition pictures!
My husband passed away as a result of undiagnosed stomach cancer. For years he was prescribed anti-acid medication and that was it. On his 50th birthday he collapsed and rushed to surgery where 60% of his stomach was removed. He lasted 2 month & 12 days in intense suffering. It was 9 months after our wedding when he passed. I could not be by his side when he passed, so for a moment there I hoped this was how his transition went, as it relates to the pain. Thank you Cash. You’re the best!
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub it’s sadder than you’ll ever know. 7 years, and still can’t get over it. Thank you darling. You’re such a kind soul. You bring me hope. 🤗
I got a strong sense of him smiling when he passed thru that membrane. His show fed this mother while watching with my young kids. This really meant a lot to me because he did as well. Thank you for your tender readings. Love you Cash.
You are correct!!! He smiled. And I cut that out because the video was running way too long. But that's true, he did. Well done. Maybe I should have mentioned that.
How utterly fitting that Mr. Rogers would want to go back and share what he had seen with "his children." Narrating each bit of the journey, too- so like him on his show. I was three when his show first aired, and I feel a bit sorry that Little Cash didn't get to enjoy The Neighborhood. Best to you, Cash.
This is my favorite of the crossings videos. I watched him as a kid and have such fond memories ..... and yes I became very emotional ..... thank you Cash. 💗
Thank you so much for doing Mr. Rogers transition. I just loved him. The program began when my very difficult son was 3. Everything had to stop while the program was on. (This was a kid who never stopped morning through night, and he is now deceased.)
Beautiful darling Cash. I cried so much & then even more reading the wonderful comments that so many people felt & love received from him. We were all so blessed to have him. Thank you & namaste
That was absolutely Beautiful. I wondered if when he turned around on the dome if he was overwhelmed by all of the unconditional Love he felt. Even George Harrison was shocked by the enormity of it all. For somone living that shut off from his own feelings at first might have overwhelming.Then when he became part of Collective and splintered it lessoned the intensity and then he was back home. Free. Mr Rogers helped so many kids get in touch with their emotions.To find in themselves what he never really allowed himself to touch. Something happened to put him on this course of putting his neck out to speak to anything that helped kids. To save them his pain. You said he had hidden parts, like he learned what expression to wear through his life. My brother in law does this.He too will put himself last. Watching my bro in law I realized how shut down he was in many ways. Also another very good man. Mr Roger's was the first one to speak to kids about divorce, death, bullying, etc. He taught them that talking about their feelings was good for them. A man truly before his time.This was during the 60s &70s. He reminded and informed parents that kids had feelings that were valid and needed to be heard. I always felt like he was as very good man that wanted to help children through things that he had walked through himself. Like loneliness, fear, anger or not feeling heard. He kept reminding adults that alot of things can effect kids. He talked about children's feelings when most didn't think about them. I watched the documentary about the man that was his neighbor.The documentarian knew him from the time this boy's parents were going through a divorce. He spent summers literally living in Mr Rogers neighborhood. He said Mr Rogers was the only person that asked how he was feeling about the turmoil of the divorce. Its a great and informative documentary but also a really sweet story about a very sweet man.Thank you yet again for all you do. Take Care of yourself please. StaySafe&BlessingsMyDarlingCash🦋
Exquisite description of his transition. How precious a man. He showed us how to cherish and honor the needs and experiences of very young children. Thank you.💖
Wow!! I always felt warmth and kindness from him. Such a gentle person, so wonderful to know that he was still thinking of us as he was experiencing his transition ❤️❤️✨💫
OMG I could listen to you for hours and hours. I wished I had a teacher like you in school. Your gentleness and soft spoken tone tell this story beautifully Cash. You are truly gifted and just AMAZING!!!!!! Thank you..🙏🏻💙
If you thought Mr. Rodgers attendance at Congress was heart warning, you need to see the you tube video of his acceptance to the TV hall of fame.-- Fred Rogers inducted into the TV Hall of Fame
This is exactly how I have lived since I was a little girl. OMG 😳 Such an empathetic soul. I understand this because my mother was like Mr. Rogers. Thank you for sharing your gift with us. 🤗🤗🤗😄 Very grounding feelings for me. 💖
That is the most touching transition I have seen. He became a part of the whole. His soul was so advanced, he was done and became one with all that is loving and good. Well done Mr Rogers, well done.
It's amazing to me how emotional these transitions are. For the people whose pictures you are doing, for me as I am watching and for you. Tears are welling up in my eyes even as I write. It's. Just. So. Beautiful.
I am not surprised that he took so long. Mr. Rogers always took his time, and he always appreciated reality of spirit be it in a small child, a grown up or any other entity that he encountered.
Whoah! Incredibly moving, Cash. If you were to watch any of his kids’ programs, I think you’d know this was who he was. But, I know you know. How you described his splintering and becoming one with cosmic consciousness, both that little wave of body vibration and the cosmic ocean, was an Aha! moment for me. I’m so glad he had this experience this way. Thank you so much for Fred Rogers’ pictures. 🙏🙏🙏🥰
It sounds like his comments going through the tunnel like he was teaching others what he saw, like his show. Your transition pictures seem SO REAL for all of the people. This one for Mr. Rogers seems so right.
Quite extraordinary. Watching Mr Rogers through my children and grandchildren was such gentle, kind and loving experience. He was very special.
Mr Rogers had such a calm, sensible demeanor and there are many, many examples of how he taught little kids the importance of learning good traits like why you should be nice to people. He never mentioned religion, just good values. This is one example (from Google but I'd heard it before): After a 5-year-old blind girl wrote a letter to Mr. Rogers asking him to tell her when he fed his fish so she doesn't worry about them going hungry, he began narrating the feeding of his goldfish in every episode. How simple it often is to be a more compassionate friend.
Thank you for this fascinating transition journey, Cash! I didn't realize he had testified before Congress to support PBS, which is virtually the only live TV channel I watch. I owe him a debt of gratitude. I didn't watch his show (maybe it wasn't carried where I live?), but I did appreciate him. We need more people like him, except that they need to take care of themselves as well. 💜☮️
Mr. Rogers came out of retirement, to do public service videos to calm children, after 911 happened. He would always volunteer to do whatever he could to help. Such a lovely crossing. Thank you, Cash. You really convey that love through my screen, and I am sure you aren't aware that you are doing it.
I barely knew anything about him when I did the pictures the other day, so that’s wonderful to hear.
Mr. Rogers was the surrogate father to many children with his soft voice. He was the father that my brother wanted and needed.
Aw, then he served his soul's purpose.
Mr Rogers helped my wife and I raise our two sons, now aged 41 and 38. They could be playing at a fevered pitch as young boys do, but would instantly descend into an almost hypnotic, peaceful trance in front of the TV when his show came on. Knowing what I’ve now come to know, I’m sure Fred’s energy was able to be transmitted through television from his heart to those of millions of children, as well as to the hearts of adults. I worked with a colleague who was on Fred’s staff in the 60’s and who testified that he was as genuine and authentic as he was portrayed to the public.
As an adult, watching his show it would seem odd. Mr Rogers was even-keeled, spoke kind words and his show had a routine. Imagine all the children in homes where parents had outbursts and their lives were chaotic. Mr. Rogers was always kind, always quiet. It made it easier for children to hear his message.
He was the safe space for many kids who lived in chaotic or traumatising homes. I never met him in person, but he's like a surrogate parent to me.
Fred Rogers was such an amazing man who was such an important part of my childhood. He would say to children, I like you just the way you are. It makes me cry. His goodbye to the adults who grew up with him made me cry and did his transition. I will always love the man he was.
I loved Mr. Rogers so much. I was from an abusive family and saying I love you and hugs were rare. Mr. Rogers was kind and caring. I loved watching his show with my kids and grandchildren.
Aw, I could imagine how much of a difference that would make.
I feel like he was an angel in disguise. I tear up every time I see him. What a wonderful man and gentle soul.
I think the very same thing! He was truly an Earth angel whose sojourn on Earth was focused on helping us: the children and the child in us all. His voice and calm demeanor touches my heart so that i cry also. Tears of gratitude.
For years I watched Fred Roger's with my children and just to enjoy his programs by myself when they became less interested in preschool programs. Much better than Gumby and Howdy Doody in the mid 1950s.
His attitude as he translates is no surprise to me. Fits his personality perfectly. He was a very spiritual man.
May the Blessings be. 😊
ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING🤗
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TRANSITION INTO THE AFTERLIFE🙏
He was so loved...and still is. Forever ❤❤❤
Your pictures described Mr. Rogers perfectly! Take everything in. Appreciate what you have. Take your time. Everyone is different. Everyone is special. Love is everything. Thank you Cash. The world would be a better place if Mr. Rogers was back on the air.
That's exactly it, how it felt.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub 😊💕💕💕
Thank you Cash. This was so beautiful and you are a beautiful person for sharing. I felt an overwhelming sense of calm and peace come over me after Fred disappeared into the light. Now I'm teary eyed and so touched by this video. I'm feelin the love that Fred gave to humanity. Blessings to you Cash ♥️
I was an older teenager when Mr Rogers first aired. Fast forward to my little daughter watching re-runs on our PBS station. She fell in love with him. Now she teaches pre-school and Kindergarten, using all of Mr. Rogers’ teachings. Thank you Cash. He was glorious.
Mr. Rogers changed millions of lives of children who had no other advocate. He was a beacon of pure love and each of those children saw it and could begin to feel that love.
He was a huge and beautiful advocate for little children and little children understood him and loved him.
At this point I wish there was an I LOVED IT button!! xxx
Mr. Rogers 🥲 I grew up poor and I was grateful I had his show on standard Tv. Love you Mr. Rogers forever a childhood hero.
I grew up poor and we had no TV. We did finally get a phone but it was a party line, and someone was always leaving their phone off the hook, so everyone on the party line was unable to use it and no one could call them. One weekend after days of someone's off the hook phone depriving us all of phone service, a woman on the party line called my parents. She was furious. (We had a big family) She was sure we were the inconsiderate low-lifes who left their phone off the hook for days. She told daddy, "I KNOW it was you cause your kids were watching Captain Kangaroo!" Daddy just told her, "We don't even HAVE a damn TV." She was tripping all over herself apologizing. She was a good friend to our family after that. But my own kids watched Mr. Rogers, and then Sesame Street. Public TV has been a Godsend for so many.
I would watch on occasion into my teens. His familiar voice was so comforting to me.
He had a quote that stated “ look for the helpers when a person felt lost or scared” to paraphrase the quote which I always tell my children and other young people. Such a kind and gentle soul he indeed was when he was on Earth.
Yes he said that his mother told him to always look for the helpers when there was a disaster or tragedy. He told us this after 9-11.
I think sometimes we all need to remember to "look for helpers."
I was just going to type this!
As a child growing up in the US, I grew up watching ," Mr. Rogers." He was really one of a kind. It was obvious that he loved children and was a truly special soul.
I watched him at 10 years old with my younger siblings. Then I watched him with my children 22 years later. Such a gentle soul for children to watch.
I suppose that even the most righteous people have to be prepared in some way to pass through that big step.
What a gift, thank you for sharing. I am 62 and can, like millions of others, sing every last word to many of Mr. Rogers’ songs. I watched with a much younger brother and then my own children. Songs such as
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood
A beautiful day for a neighbor would you be mine, could you be mine?
I have always wanted have a neighbor just like you,
I’ve always wanted to live in a neighborhood with You,
So, let’s make the most of this beautiful day.
When we’re together we might as well say, would you be mine, could you be mine, won’t you be my neighbor. Won’t you please, won’t you please, please won’t you be my neighbor.
And
You are my friend you are special , special to me you’re special
Tomorrow, tomorrow there soon will be tomorrow and be our day, we will say a very happy tomorrow to you!
And of course ....
It’s such a good feeling
To know you're alive
It's such a happy feeling
You're growing inside
And when you wake up ready to say
"I'll make a snappy new day."
(Snap snap)
It's such a good feeling
A very good feeling
The feeling you know
That I'll be back when the day is new
And I'll have more ideas for you
And you'll have things you'll want to talk about
I will, too
(Spoken)
You always make each day such a special day. You know how: by just your being you. There's only one person in the whole world exactly like you, and that's you yourself, and people can like you exactly as you are
Well, you finally got me on Mr Rogers! He would appreciate you telling everybody about it then, according to those pictures. That is, when he was still Mr Rogers, wanting to tell everyone. Thanks! Today it was a beautiful day in the neighborhood, by the way!
Excellent.
The most interesting, fascinating and beautiful transition pictures and interpretation yet. I felt every emotion
Aw, thanks, Ted. They made me cry.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub me too
He was an extraordinary man. He taught love and kindness to children and was so beloved by all. I still use him to describe people with a calm, warm energy, that you just want to be near. A kind, gentle soul.
Fred Rogers was part of my motherhood. My three children watched his program and loved his mini-stories, filed trips, songs and neighbors. He was such a lovely man. He wanted little ones to understand and welcome new experiences, growing older and things that they didn’t quite understand unless a trusted adult accompanied them. He had songs that they related to, such as “You can Never Go Down the Drain”...never had I, as a Mom, guessed that this was a child’s fear. I miss him. 🥰
Oh, this was lovely and not surprising at all. As I've mentioned, I was friends with Koko the gorilla who used sign language for her last 14 years. She had the good fortune to meet him. She was very excited because she loved watching his show (she understood a fair bit of spoken English). Watch the interaction by searching youtube. They had a wonderful visit. Rogers used some of the footage of their interaction for his show (she was also on Reading Rainbow once briefly). He may have been her favorite celebrity (she got to meet quite a few & really liked Betty White, Robin Williams whom she recognized from her Mrs. Doubtfire DVD, & more), one of his favorite people, probably. They were both extraordinary.
Seriously, sit back for just a moment and imagine her transition pictures. More than a few psychics have told me she was more than what she seemed. She was/is definitely full of love.
Thanks, Cash. XO
What a gift to have been a friend of Koko’s! I am not certain but I believe animals retain their essence and memory of their true connection with the Divine, and have no trouble transitioning. There’s no hesitancy or doubt. One of my dog’s passed away in my arms. I was sitting on a couch and she was in my lap. As soon as she passed over, I stood up to carry her and almost threw her over my shoulders. Her 65 pound body felt like it was 3 ounces. That was a gift to me to let me know that she had moved on. She later came back to visit for about three months - my other dog wouldn’t go into certain rooms when she came to visit. She was letting me know she was ok and still alive in her new form.
@@kimariokiji Yes! I had a Siamese cat who has been gone nearly 7 years and when I ask my 11 year old dog if she's around, she looks to a certain place in the room.
My regular medium & mentor tells me that Koko is still busy on the other side. Actually, she also said that Koko is the oldest, most powerful entity she has come across and that I've known her for billions of years (and we've worked together in past lives, but that at this point, I don't take a body as often as most people) & there's more. Pretty trippy.
His presentation in Congress was on May1, 1969. Perfect day to release this video of him. Thank you, Cash Peters.
Is that true? I had no idea. How uncanny.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub yes, I watched the video after you said how moving it was ( it was so moving) and it had the time stamp of May 1, 1969. How wonderful it was to focus on him today! ❤️🥰🙏
Mr Rodgers May have be nudging Cash for some time to make the anniversary date - lol
@@amydavid1111 I have seen a clip of his testimony before, but never realized the date until you brought it up. May 1, 1969 was the day I was born!
As the children watched and learned kindness and moral values..
Their mothers listened and learned also. And. Was told "I like you just the way you are". Yes..yes..that would be his reaction...wanting to share..yes..he was childlike in his curiosity. Mr. Rogers will always exist in our hearts. Thank you Cash. .that meant so.much..joyous..joyous
“Stating the obvious…” that’s how Mr. Rogers spoke to the children! ❤❤❤
Wow! Mr Rogers in a nutshell! Precious, inique soul. Full of Love for everyone, and everything. You made me cry again- bless you!❤❤❤
I am not going to repeat all of the other comments everyone is left they did such a great job of describing what you did. What I wanna do is thank you for sharing your talent with us. You give us such grace and such ease and such tranquility with your drawings thank you thank you thank you God bless you
yes Pamela you did say it for me too thank you Dear.
Thoroughly agree.💗
The world needs more Mr Roger’s!
Reading all the comments and everyone has said everything there is to say about Fred Rogers. He was a rare treasure on Earth. Thank you for his pictures.
What I find so heartwarming and emotional was that Mr. Rogers knew he was going to heaven, because of the wonderful beautiful way he lived his life. Even in death he was looking for a way to help people.
Fred Rogers is a personal hero of mine. He seemed like a huge soul who was truly evolved. I am so grateful to you for doing this transition. I wanted to know what happened for him. His process seemed very much like he was in life. The universe has been enlarged by him!
That would appear to be so.
Is this the first time you have interacted with someone in your transition pictures by talking to them? I loved Mr. Rogers. I loved his kindness. There wasn’t much kindness in my life as a little kid.
and this was his whole point
And. Not much kindness as adult either. So I watched with my kids. And, it was first person to love me just the way I am.
@@elroy8272 it’s never too late for kindness 🤗
Fred Rogers was in awe so often….wonder and awe were tools to teach. You captured him so completely. And he was always that close to the divine.
Dearest Cash, this was beautiful! My father-in-law was a student at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (current name) when Fred Rodgers was also a student there back in the late 50s. Both of my in laws remember him as a beautiful, genuine person. I’ve personally been living in Pittsburgh since the late 80s and he is beyond a hero here. When the protests on trump immigration were happening, many of the signs here said “What would Mr. Rodgers do?” I suspect his stomach cancer may have been related to difficulties ‘stomaching’ so much of the cruelty of this world, particularly with children. He was truly a man who embraced Christ Consciousness. This was lovely. Thank you!💕
Beautiful message .I don’t think there will never be another like Mr.Rogers . I used to watch his shows as a kid back then. He came at the right time , and was loved by many. But today standard he would be weird and called a pervert . Times has changed !
Yup grew up watching Mr Rodgers. Not that surprised that he found God in other faith systems as well as his own. He was a truly spiritual person.
He really should be declared a saint
I was too old for Mr. Rogers to be part of my childhood, but my daughter was not, and so, I got to experience him through her. What a healer. My daughter had no father, and so she absorbed all the missing love from him, as did so many others.
“It felt joyous.” Thank you, Cash.
I like the way Mr Rogers sat down and just took it all in and then started to weep because he realized this was the end of his life on earth. I am so sorry that he suffered with cancer. It seems a bit unfair. He was so good. I really don't understand karma.
Mr Rogers, a truly beautiful soul. Thank you Cash!
I can always rely on Cash Peters for a dose of positive vibes at the end of a not so positive day. Thanks, dude. Keep walking in the light.
I grew up watching Mr Rogers and Sesame Street, along with ZOOM and The Electric Company ( Rita Moreno and Morgan Freeman ) Mr Rogers was for little kids, I enjoyed growing up with these PBS shows, I learned a lot! WOW, he was SO HUMBLE!!!! He was a rare one! Made me cry too.
On his show, Mr. Roger's spoke directly to his audience. Each child felt that he was speaking to them. He would take them on field trips and gave very concrete and obvious to adults commentary re exactly what they were seeing. In his passing he was speaking a final time like Mr Roger's. He is hero. The first adult who ever saw or heard me. He showed me that adults can care for children. He was a n incredibly loving and caring human.
He was the first person who liked me just as I am. And I was 22 then.
As a child I didn’t like Mr. Rogers. I was probably 12 when the show started. I found him talking down to kids, not speaking to their intelligence. I had a lot of issues as a child. I think I was closed off to expressions of emotion.
As an adult I’ve been really touched by who he was. It’s a sign of how much work I’ve done on myself.
What a lovely reading. Thank you my darling.
Mr. Rogers had insatiable, childlike curiosity about EVERYTHING , even the most mundane...it was his gift to us all...particularly children. I trusted him as a child; then adored & appreciated him as an adult. He was patient & kind to a fault...obviously.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I grew up with Mr. Rogers in my living room like so many other kids. He had such a wonderful way of making you feel safe, loved, accepted, and like even when things were scary they were going to be okay. He had such a gentle, sweet soul.
Stunningly beautiful and so moving. We so appreciate you Cash. Blessings
My children watched Mr Rogers and I watched with them. What I liked the best was the episodes where he went to places and showed how things were made. A great experience for the kids too.
Thank ypu Cash for this reading!! Mr. Roger's, a beautiful soul who brought love and comfort to so many. 💕🦋💕🦋
Sometimes Cash… these transition pictures…. Just wow, thank you for sharing Fred Rogers. Americans absolutely do revere him. His spirit is the very essence of grace 💕
Oh how I love this…pastors always want to share…to comfort those who may be afraid, to reassure.so perfect
Fred Rogers was the safe place to fall for the first generation of "latch key kids". He confronted "isms" and the adult lack of integrity that we as children saw happening. He empowered all ages of people who were bullied and politically empowered the disenfranchised and those with no voice. Yes, as a child, he was my safe place to fall. He always reminded to look for the "helpers" when facing struggles or fears. His heart and courage inspired me to become a " helper" as an adult.
Fred Rogers was such a selfless, compassionate and kind person. I have no doubt he would want to come back and share what he now knew with the rest of us, to ease our fears.
When my children were very young, now in their mid-30s, they did not like cartoons. However, they loved Mr. Rogers, & Sesame Street. But, Mr. Rogers they adored.💗 He was such a calming and grounding force for children...& adults, actually. I've watched his testimony to congress. And, yes...I cried. Such a beautiful soul.
Fascinating transition reading. Thank you for sharing with us.💗💗💗
dear cash, there is a glimpse into your soul that occurs like the parting red sea when you do these soul crossings, in particular this one with the beloved mr. rogers. thank you for being so vulnerable, so exposed, so willing to bare your soul with us. i cried, too. and then i cried again when you said you cried. i hold these moments as treasured gifts in my hands, afraid they will too soon blow away like the sand, and i will forget that place--you know that place...when your heart feels overflowing with love and there's a sort of ascension thing you feel. i do love your channel, but your soul crossings channel really uplifts MY soul, it feels like i am witnessing bits of my ever after. 💕 amazing grace...
That's wonderful. Thank you so much. You should see me when I do these transitions - I'm always crying. By the time I do the videos, I'm back on control, but the compassion involved here is almost too much for my heart to bear.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub 💕 you are so lovely...
Thank you, Cash dahling. Beautiful, as always, though this one definitely switched on my selfishness mode (Mr. Rogers no longer exists 😢). If anyone deserved a peaceful and joyous union with the Divine it was Fred Rogers, but the finality of his passing...I find it hard to face the reality of that. No one was more accepting, in awe of life's wonders, or genuinely kind. How I miss that man.
For your viewing pleasure, "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" is a wonderful film. "The Guardian" gave it high marks for its screenplay & the lead actor; it has a 98% positive on Rotten Tomatoes; and Tom Hanks got rave reviews, rightfully so. I blubbed all the way through it on Disney+ but it's also on Hulu, Amazon Prime, RUclips Subscription and several others, but not Netflix. Take care! Thanks again. You are an 👼
(Why portray angels either naked or wearing togas? Cute or aggressive? Have you ever seen the Angelarium Tarot? They ain't cherubic that's for sure.)
I would be just like him walking along talking to myself. "Oh, look at that!" "Wow, that's what it's like." I love that he wanted to run back and tell everyone what he had discovered. He wanted so badly to help others he would have delayed his own joyous joining with the one mind. If only people understood we're all one and internalized it. It made me tear up thinking about how we are torn apart on Earth by superficial differences. We are learning though. I have seen progress during my own lifetime. We don't have our Indigenous children locked away in Residential Schools anymore like we did until the 1990s in Canada. The generous Mr. Rogers's of the world (like you) make this growth possible. 🌹💖
You're very kind. There will always be injustices, we just have to each play our part, I think. Do right in our own situation and let the ripples spread out from us.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub Exactly. We can be good examples for others and use our own mistakes to be more sympathetic toward others' mistakes.
For someone that didn’t know who Mr. Rogers was, you described his personality perfectly. The noting of his commentary throughout the whole process, his need to absorb every detail, and his want to share it with others so they wouldn’t be scared is the epitome of who he was. He was such a big part of my childhood. Thank you for sharing his transition pictures!
Thanks for doing Fred Rogers pictures 🥰 He always did have that child like wonder, unabashed in doing so. Greatly appreciated 🙏 🥰💖😍
My husband passed away as a result of undiagnosed stomach cancer. For years he was prescribed anti-acid medication and that was it. On his 50th birthday he collapsed and rushed to surgery where 60% of his stomach was removed. He lasted 2 month & 12 days in intense suffering. It was 9 months after our wedding when he passed. I could not be by his side when he passed, so for a moment there I hoped this was how his transition went, as it relates to the pain.
Thank you Cash.
You’re the best!
Oh, Rosemary - his suffering, your inability to be there...really move me.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub it’s sadder than you’ll ever know. 7 years, and still can’t get over it. Thank you darling. You’re such a kind soul. You bring me hope. 🤗
I got a strong sense of him smiling when he passed thru that membrane.
His show fed this mother while watching with my young kids.
This really meant a lot to me because he did as well.
Thank you for your tender readings.
Love you Cash.
You are correct!!! He smiled. And I cut that out because the video was running way too long. But that's true, he did. Well done. Maybe I should have mentioned that.
How utterly fitting that Mr. Rogers would want to go back and share what he had seen with "his children." Narrating each bit of the journey, too- so like him on his show. I was three when his show first aired, and I feel a bit sorry that Little Cash didn't get to enjoy The Neighborhood.
Best to you, Cash.
Fred Rodgers was an American treasure. He was one of the few highlights of a challenging childhood.
I've heard that before, though I was never very sure why. Now I think I understand.
@@EnlightenedBeingsClub since your going down the PBS route you should look into Jim Henson who make Sesame Street and the Muppets.
You are a BEAUTIFUL story teller. I cried too. Thank you for taking me with you on this journey❣️
♥️lovely reading for a kind soul, Mr. Rogers🙌🏼
Thank you for giving us this. He was a bit of Heaven on Earth.
This is my favorite of the crossings videos. I watched him as a kid and have such fond memories ..... and yes I became very emotional ..... thank you Cash. 💗
Thank you so much for doing Mr. Rogers transition. I just loved him. The program began when my very difficult son was 3. Everything had to stop while the program was on. (This was a kid who never stopped morning through night, and he is now deceased.)
Thank you for describing his journey. Blessings to you for your special work.
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Mr. Rogers was a very complex individual but he knew the difference between right and wrong.
Beautiful darling Cash. I cried so much & then even more reading the wonderful comments that so many people felt & love received from him. We were all so blessed to have him. Thank you & namaste
That was absolutely Beautiful. I wondered if when he turned around on the dome if he was overwhelmed by all of the unconditional Love he felt. Even George Harrison was shocked by the enormity of it all. For somone living that shut off from his own feelings at first might have overwhelming.Then when he became part of Collective and splintered it lessoned the intensity and then he was back home. Free. Mr Rogers helped so many kids get in touch with their emotions.To find in themselves what he never really allowed himself to touch. Something happened to put him on this course of putting his neck out to speak to anything that helped kids. To save them his pain. You said he had hidden parts, like he learned what expression to wear through his life. My brother in law does this.He too will put himself last. Watching my bro in law I realized how shut down he was in many ways. Also another very good man. Mr Roger's was the first one to speak to kids about divorce, death, bullying, etc. He taught them that talking about their feelings was good for them. A man truly before his time.This was during the 60s &70s. He reminded and informed parents that kids had feelings that were valid and needed to be heard. I always felt like he was as very good man that wanted to help children through things that he had walked through himself. Like loneliness, fear, anger or not feeling heard. He kept reminding adults that alot of things can effect kids. He talked about children's feelings when most didn't think about them. I watched the documentary about the man that was his neighbor.The documentarian knew him from the time this boy's parents were going through a divorce. He spent summers literally living in Mr Rogers neighborhood. He said Mr Rogers was the only person that asked how he was feeling about the turmoil of the divorce. Its a great and informative documentary but also a really sweet story about a very sweet man.Thank you yet again for all you do. Take Care of yourself please. StaySafe&BlessingsMyDarlingCash🦋
Fascinating. Thanks for telling me. Seems he was genuine.
Exquisite description of his transition. How precious a man. He showed us how to cherish and honor the needs and experiences of very young children. Thank you.💖
And the grownups they became 💛
Wow!! I always felt warmth and kindness from him. Such a gentle person, so wonderful to know that he was still thinking of us as he was experiencing his transition ❤️❤️✨💫
Very interesting. Thank you, Cash. How beautiful ❤️🙏
I love the way you deliver your pictures in a wonderful story. Really amazing gift. Thank you.
So loved Fred always pure and truthful. Ego put away. Amazing energy. Highly evolved.
OMG I could listen to you for hours and hours. I wished I had a teacher like you in school. Your gentleness and soft spoken tone tell this story beautifully Cash. You are truly gifted and just AMAZING!!!!!! Thank you..🙏🏻💙
If you thought Mr. Rodgers attendance at Congress was heart warning, you need to see the you tube video of his acceptance to the TV hall of fame.-- Fred Rogers inducted into the TV Hall of Fame
Very powerful. Thank you, Cash. 🙏✍️💙
This is exactly how I have lived since I was a little girl. OMG 😳 Such an empathetic soul. I understand this because my mother was like Mr. Rogers. Thank you for sharing your gift with us. 🤗🤗🤗😄 Very grounding feelings for me. 💖
That is the most touching transition I have seen. He became a part of the whole. His soul was so advanced, he was done and became one with all that is loving and good. Well done Mr Rogers, well done.
Thanks, Cash. As Mr. Rogers would say, "Won't you be my neighbor?"
It's amazing to me how emotional these transitions are. For the people whose pictures you are doing, for me as I am watching and for you. Tears are welling up in my eyes even as I write. It's. Just. So. Beautiful.
Cash, you should create a personal pics book for viewers to imagine, create and draw their own transitions. This is, I believe, much needed.
I am not surprised that he took so long. Mr. Rogers always took his time, and he always appreciated reality of spirit be it in a small child, a grown up or any other entity that he encountered.
Whoah! Incredibly moving, Cash. If you were to watch any of his kids’ programs, I think you’d know this was who he was. But, I know you know. How you described his splintering and becoming one with cosmic consciousness, both that little wave of body vibration and the cosmic ocean, was an Aha! moment for me. I’m so glad he had this experience this way. Thank you so much for Fred Rogers’ pictures. 🙏🙏🙏🥰
Thank you for this sharing crossing. It felt like a last warm hug from him.
Profoundly moving - he was pure love - thank you for sharing. Much love to you!
Fascinating! Thank you. Blessings always 🤗🤗
I think Mr Rogers was and is an angel. Thank you Cash!
It sounds like his comments going through the tunnel like he was teaching others what he saw, like his show. Your transition pictures seem SO REAL for all of the people. This one for Mr. Rogers seems so right.
All of this feels right. All of it. Thank you for your detailed description and care. I cried.