Can we trust claims that accumulating points will bring a deceased pet back through reincarnation?

If an animal communicator says accumulating more points can change a deceased pet’s reincarnation destination and return it to the original owner, I would first question it. A few accurate earlier statements or a moving video do not justify accepting everything that follows.

The account I saw said the pet originally would go elsewhere but could accumulate points to return because of the owner’s wish. I questioned how that change could occur. In my understanding of reincarnation conditions, entering a particular family involves relationships across many lives, not simply changing the destination because of a present wish.

I am not saying pets can never meet their owners again. Rather, a possible connection cannot become a guaranteed method of return. If such free choice were possible, could people likewise guarantee entering a chosen family next life? These questions need consideration. Hearing “It will return to you” should not let us skip the reasoning in between.

Assess such claims through the teacher’s experience, motives, and conduct, and listen to different opinions. I discuss my perceptions with fellow practitioners and cross-check through religious methods rather than assuming every image is correct. Missing a pet is natural. The more we care, the more we need to distinguish our hopes from whether the account is trustworthy.