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Originally Posted by dream  Oh my. I am truly moved by everyone's account. Honestly I did not think I would be as affected by your posts as I am. Inri, I went to your site. I can see the close bond and it is so nice to still have him around being his usual self. I was smiling when you wrote about his signature dance  Midwinter Mist I would not want to reincarnate either! Once I am done, I am done.....I just thought unless I was given "Angelship" to help others and who knows if that's gonna happen! lol. Vibration Your post has no earthy descriptive word. Beautiful seems so shallow. You speak so confidently as though you have been there! Did you have a near death experience or are you extremely intuitive? VinceG " I would live enough life for the both of us, and he could rest in peace knowing someone out there knew and understood and loved him." This is how everyone should live for their loved ones. It is poetic and very endearing. Thanks for sharing.
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Dream...thanks so much for visiting my site and your kind words. You're right all these stories being shared are beautiful and very profound. No doubt, Reading them does take us into the realm of the heart. This was the reason I wrote my book about my experiences with my brother. I knew how profoundly my communications with him had affected me and I wanted to help others to believe that they could find their own avenues of communication with their own deceased loved ones. such beliefs and experiences have the ability to completely transform the grieving process.
One thing I did find was that when my belief and expectation are fully activated, I almost start buzzing with anticipation that a sign will be coming soon....and then, almost like clockwork...I'll find a poppy lying on the sidewalk or I'll turn on the radio and there will be his favorite song. It's like the entire universe contributes to help him communicate.
I love it that you are able to hold & own your personal perspective and yet open your mind (and heart) to the experiences of others. Very impressive!
