Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011) and Her Close Encounter With God

Soul Crossing #159.

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[Beijaxol]

I met Elizabeth Taylor when she did her first theatre performance in The Little Foxes. I was a teenage nanny for the child of an actress who had a supporting role in the play. Elizabeth Taylor was incredibly generous, kind, funny and sweet. After rehearsals in Ft. Lauderdale, the cast and family would hang out together on a yacht called Monkey Business. There we drank champagne and ate King Crab claws bigger than the plate! We talked and she showed me her colossal diamond ring which she said was a gift from her ex. I told her the ring was great but her eyes were the most beautiful color purple I had ever seen. She corrected me and said the color was violet. She said her jewelry was beautiful but her children were her most precious gift. God Bless her sweet soul 💖🙏🏽🏆

[annetteclark]

Thank you for doing this transition picture. I briefly met Elizabeth Taylor in 1978 in Virginia when she and her then-husband, John Warner, were stumping for his aspirations to the Senate. They were at Staunton River Festival, where we were all advocating for the preservation of the historically-significant river in Virginia. After speaking to the crowd with her husband, Elizabeth left the stage staring in our direction. Striding straight through the crowd directly to me, who had hoisted my 2 year old daughter up to get a look, Elizabeth stopped directly in front of me, greeted me then stated, "You have the most beautiful child I have ever seen!" Besides being totally surprised by her comment and attention to us in the crowd and by her sweetness to my daughter and me, I was stunned by her kind, vividly violet eyes! When my mother learned of this encounter, she was very touched that this favorite actress of hers appreciated her first grandchild that much to seek us out. Years later, when my daughter was a young teen having an "I-feel-ugly" day, she was informed that she had been told by Elizabeth Taylor, "the most beautiful woman in the world, " that she was "the most beautiful child." Unfortunately, her response was "who is Elizabeth Taylor?" She was quick to learn how much Elizabeth was loved by her fans, what movies she is known for, and all the advocacy she has done to make a difference in the world. My daughter became interested in learning all she could about Elizabeth. Revisiting all that with my daughter and my mother made me appreciate all the difference one person can make in the world, despite the difficulties they experience and the mistakes they make. This transition picture seems to fit the uniqueness of this amazing woman. The sense of completeness and wholeness in her transition is comforting to me. Thank you again for this.❤

[bturner]

You have thus far left more of a positive mark on the world than you know! You ARE shining your light in your own unique way.

[summerStill]

Oh my, you feel insignificant? That you haven't done much in your life? You have affected, influenced, inspired so many. You inspired me today with your comments. Thanks again for sharing your gifts and thoughts.

[cynthiapierce]

Cash you're doing more than you know. With each video you allow each of us to experience the Divine. We are all taking steps with you on this journey. Thank you.

[brandillysmom]

An amazing video…. I met her once in an elevator. Our doctors were in the same building. I barely remember the details except being momentarily mesmerized by her violet eyes. Then I saw that she was wet from being caught in the rain, her fur draped around in an attempt to protect her dog. I was a little shocked at how petite and vulnerable she was at that moment, almost like a child. She said something about about not expecting it to rain. I I know that I responded, but can’t remember what I said to her. I just wished that I could cloak Ms. Taylor.
The elevator stopped at my floor and I left, hoping she’d have a good visit with the neurologist. She had a brain tumor at the time.
It was a thrill to meet Elizabeth Taylor. I just wish that I had something to cover and help her feel better.
I’m glad that she’d done everything that her soul journey presented. She sure didn’t need me to do anything for her. However with this video of Elizabeth Taylor’s journey is a reminder of what I must also do. Don’t waste time with unimportant things. ….What an awesome feeling of being in the presence of God. Now that’s something.

[singingtree]

If you’re insignificant then what are we? You touch us all Cash🙏🏻♥️

[debbygesaman]

Brought me to tears Cash! Elizabeth Taylor was a huge deal in my youth, listening to my mother admire her beauty and talent. You show us that what we “see” is NOT all there is. You are an amazing influence, whether or not you are aware.
Attend the dance, be a part of this short life. Your advice is gold! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[mmsapollo]

"Getting used to the Silence" ... now, there ya go. Perfect description. Nothing hurt, but "feeling" everything: that had probably been happening for her her entire life, but it was overshadowed in life by all the noise. Amazing, Cash. I'm thrilled for her that she found that ❤ May everyone feel so blessed by grace, no matter what their "material" life looks like. After all, that is not our REALITY, the LIGHT that shines through is what is REAL.🌟⭐️✨️

[theresa]

Dear Cash. You provide the greatest service to humanity. You provide insight into our spiritual natures and our connection to source. That is very significant.

[christophergwala]

Thank you Cash for celebrating another icon, our beloved Liz Taylor. I'm so happy for her she finally found peace. Thanks again for being such a willing public servant Cash. Every time I watch you there's something I take home with me. Blessings 🙏 💞

[maighstirtarot]

Absolutely remarkable woman, who lived life to her own agenda ... a powerhouse of her time and a beautiful transition ... thanks Cash.xx

[darlene]

Thank you so much for this beautiful image of this fabulous Queen with Violet eyes. “Completely at one with God” That’s all that any one of us could want. Cash you give us a calming hug each time we get to see you. I feel enlightened by your wisdom❤

[T_Barb]

She had fulfilled what she had come here to do. Not all of us are here for the same thing, but I think it all entails service in some form or another. She was of service to a huge audience and in the end gave her fortune to a worthy cause. For me, my service is to my family and my little autistic grandsons. For you, you have been doing service by sharing your gift and making people think and smile. While I can see the evidence of my service intimately, you cannot see the fruit of your labor that way…but know it’s there. Your time with Olive, she changed you. Your heart. You were in service and love to her and that service lit your life and grew your soul. Our service helps US to grow in love, which is what we were all created from. Thank you, Cash.

[Lee-kgze]

Wonderful what Elizabeth Taylor experienced as she went home - but Cash, please don't belittle yourself. Do you not realise how important you have been to so many people? How much faith and hope you have helped them to find? Now what would Olive say about you feeling insignificant? I bet if she could Olive would give you that look that says so much 😊 😻 💯

[poohzenbear]

A Smart woman in a man's world who was unfortunate enough to be insanely beautiful.

[janeharris]

I had a good older male friend now since past who went to high school with Liz Taylor. He and his friends disassembled her sports car and reassembled it on the roof of her high school. He later turned into an amazing person but well obviously not then.

She withdrew from school shortly after.

[Gramera]

Wow! She must’ve been SO very connected if YOU felt insignificant! Wonderful reading, as always. And just so you know, you bring significant joy, calmness and strength to us …so give yourself a hug!🤗 🥰

[DebbieCherek]

You are not insignificant and you are making your mark here. You are helping us by doing what you are doing. Thank you Cash Peters.

[georgina]

Elizabeth Taylor, fierce, feisty, intelligent, walked into this life with her soul contract, fulfilled that contract, and returned home to The One welcomed by The Master Mathew 25:23 "Well, done, good and faithful servant."