Since my mom died in february. I have looked into the "afterlife" reading a lot about it. I was curious but, i have always been curious about where we go when we pass.
My mom and i would talk about it a lot way b4 she was diagnosed. We bothe believed there was an afterlife. My grandmother passed in 1993 and time to time my mom would hear her voice.
I heard my mom call my name march 1st 3 days after she passed. It sounded like she was calling my name down a long hallway. But loud enough for me to hear.
I have had MANY "readings" mostly free and some paid for. I needed comfort knowing she would come through. She did come through with facts and things that happened in the hospital and hospice to validate it was her. And personal info from her childhood etc.
To make a long story kinda short- my mom comes through as her same personality and her way of thinking. My mom is alive not in the physical world but in another "world" dead people don't talk. But spirits do.
I came to the conlusion that there is no "death" there is no "dead" people don't "die" they just pass on.. to another world another "realm"
I hope this gives some comfort to family members who's loved on just passed on..
I grieve for my mom everday. I know she is still here somehwere
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People don't die.. they pass on...
- By Monica65
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 12:10 am · 7 replies
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- By L2d2b3a
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 7:25 am
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I too have had brushes with dead loved ones. One day I was at work and alone, I smelled the very strong scent of the aftershave of a very, very dear friend. I turned, fully expecting to see him standing in front of me even though I knew that he lived in Florida and was too ill to make the trip. Instead I was all alone. I looked at the clock, it was 9:30 a.m. When I got home here was a messege on my answering machine from his wife, Bob had passed on at 9:15 a.m. I was so amazed. I was sad but comforted that he came all the way to NY to say good bye! I have had scents of all kinds to tell me hello from several friends and loved ones who have left me. I could go on and on, but believe ME, I believe YOU! Isn't it wonderful to know? Sincerely, Lucy
- By Monica65
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 11:07 am
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What a wonderful story Lucy. Yes, smelling a scent is one of the biggest signs. You were truly lucky
I don't smell my mom or feel her at all. So- get free readings instead. It gives me comfort know she is with me at that time.
- By Marie400
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 11:50 am
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I believe signs are there if we just are receptive we'll know them. When my Dad passed away I "smelled" him all of a sudden over a period of a few days.
Recently, we took his cremated remains to a place he dearly cherished and scattered them there. This is a beautiful lake about 1200 miles from our home.
The next day I was outside and a hummingbird (we used to love watching birds and never saw hummingbirds, but used to wish we would all the time) flew right to me and hovered about 2' from me for about 20 seconds. He was so close I could see every detail of his little body. I know my Dad was sending this to me to thank me for taking his ashes where he wanted to rest eternally.
- By Jolene
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 3:45 pm
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You are right. For those of us who are of Christian faith, it is of great comfort to know that at the end of our journey here, there is life renewed with the creator. I always wonder what my dad must have thought when his eyes beheld the Lord. How amazing.
I think as time passes, people of all faiths, races, intellect, and etc. feel more open about when they feel they have an interaction with someone who has past on. This has been written as far back as the Bible goes, only they were called divine messengers of God.
People did see visions and heard voices. It wasn't until now that people are realizing it is okay to be open about it, regardless if others believe or not. One of God's wonderful miracles.
There is a book called, GOD WINKS! You need to go and get it. People from all walks of life from the famous to nonfamous have told of interesting encounters and realize how things just don't happen by accident, but, by God's design. Have a great day and thanks for sharing. Jolene
- By janetrn
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 5:44 pm
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All i can say is thank you. I hope George will reach out to me after he passes.
Janet
- By Monica65
- Posted August 10, 2008 at 8:42 pm
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I'm Jewish by religion but i'm more spiritual than religious.
I believe we all go to the same place religion doesn't play a part but, that's my belief :)
Monica
- By pattyp1
- Posted August 11, 2008 at 9:10 am
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hey, Monica,
my grandma always told me that your departed loved ones come and visit as long as you need them to - I find comfort in this - and I hope your mom and my dad keep visiting us for a very long time!!!
;>
hugs
Pat
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