My
mother passed away nearly 30 years ago, but her spirit and love have survived
to this day. You might wonder how I can be
so sure of this. It’s because I see “signs”
from her on a regular basis. They’re known
as “signs from Heaven,” and they’re available to anyone willing to recognize
them.
Once
you’re open to believing in these signs and you acknowledge them, you’ll
receive even more! And eventually, you’ll
receive signs on a consistent basis. Although
these signs have virtually become a part of my day-to-day existence, I’m still
constantly amazed at how easily not only my mother, but also my father and even
my beloved pets are able to connect with me!
If
you’re a regular reader of my blog, then you know that renowned British medium,
Lisa Williams, brought my mom through in 2008, and you also know that was a
pivotal point in my spiritual awakening process. However, I received my first “sign” from my
mom in 2003 at a very low point in my life.
I was depressed, under a huge amount of stress, angry at the world, and
unhappy with my life. I had reached a
point of emotional breakdown, and I yearned to have my mom there one more time
to comfort me with her words of wisdom and a big hug. I cried and told my mom out loud how much I
missed her and how I wished she was there with me.
During
this time, I was guided to watch a TV show called “Crossing Over.” The show was hosted by another famous psychic
medium named John Edward who would deliver messages to audience members from their
loved ones.
I found great solace in watching the audience members receive comfort
and closure. One day, after one of the
episodes, I decided to look at an old family photo album. I was reminiscing about my childhood as I
looked at photos of birthday parties and other wonderful times spent with my
parents. These memories made me feel
better and also made me feel closer to my parents, especially my mom.
Something
interesting happened when I reached over to put the album away. A photo of my mom fell out of the album
upright on the floor, and there she was smiling up at me! I thought this is no coincidence! After the initial shock wore off, I felt the
warmth of her presence, and I was completely uplifted! I knew it was my mom letting me know that she
was there with me and that everything was going to be okay. I decided to put her photo in a
frame immediately to preserve the moment.
I
chose to put her photo in a frame on top of a poem by Goethe which read: “This is the true measure of love, when we
believe that we alone can love, that no one could ever have loved so before us,
and that no one will ever love in the same way after us.” It was perfect! The colors matched those in the photo, and it
was all about love. As
I placed the photo under the first appearance of the word “love” and turned the
frame over to move the closures into place, the photo slipped down to the next
line.
As I was about to move the photo
back to the line above, I was compelled to read it: “This is the true measure of love, when we
believe.” It was like the word BELIEVE jumped
out at me! I got the chills, and I knew
instantly it was my mom’s way of saying thank you for believing I’m still here and for knowing that I love you.
I started crying tears of joy knowing that I had a genuine
connection with my mom. She was
spiritually giving me that big hug and comforting me. This was a significant step on the
road to my emotional recovery. From that
moment on, I knew I wasn’t alone, I felt empowered, and I was inspired to learn more about what I had experienced.
I started
researching after-death communication, or ADC, which is when a deceased loved
one makes direct and spontaneous contact without the use of a psychic medium. One of the first books I came across was Hello From Heaven by Bill and Judy
Guggenheim. The Guggenheims are
researchers who interviewed 2,000 people who had experienced ADCs, and their
book contains many of those stories. At
the time of their studies in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, the Guggenheims
estimated that approximately 60 million Americans had experienced ADCs. This fascinating book started me on my quest
for more answers about life after death.
I guess
you could say that acknowledging my mom’s first “sign” was a baby step toward my “spiritual
awakening.” It was only after Lisa
Williams validated my mom’s presence in 2008 that my mom really started to come
through by leaps and bounds. She started
showing me her name, my childhood nickname, her birthdate, her city of birth,
the word “mom,” butterflies, and she even visited me in a very vivid dream where
she lovingly extended her hand to me and smiled her beautiful smile. I’m so grateful for these wonderful signs
that prove my mother is still with me and that her love is eternal.
With
love, light, and angel blessings,
Michelle
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