I am so overcome that all I can say is a deep and heartfelt “Thank you and bless you.” ❤️
What a BEAUTIFUL story, as was your telling of it. It reminded me of the Japanese art of Kintsugi. When treasured tea cups and other ceramic vessels are broken, the shards are carefully restored using gold to fill the cracks.
It's believed that a vessel isn't truly beautiful—or adequate to its true purpose—until it's been broken and lovingly repaired.
And what is healing, if not that? ?
Thanks you!
I thought you would want to know my friend happens to be Japanese American. ( Can you see my smile?)
You're so very welcome. But the true thanks goes straight to your guides. ?
Wow! Her ancestral guides give her "powerful medicine," as they say. And that shows you just how well connected to those in spirit that you are as well. (So many beautiful energies working through you and your husband, I feel.) ?
@moonbeam Thank you for starting this fascinating topic and thank you to everyone who has contributed both their views and experiences - especially @jeanne-mayell for the very personal story that I am sure was difficult to share.
@Vestralux and @mikeb I am blown away that you connected the visions that I have had to this topic. It did not even occur to me that they could be related. When I set out to meditate, I always begin by asking that whatever is revealed be done for the highest good and I am still constantly surprised by some of the things that I get.
As far as my own personal experiences in this field, I sometimes have dream visitations from relatives that have passed. Sometimes they just drop in to say hi and check in and sometimes they come with a message or in times of danger. The dreams are different in nature to regular dreams and I usually wake up crying because I get a hug from the person who visited at the end of the dream. They feel more real than the average dream. In one particular case, we were evacuated because of a powerful cyclone coming our way and I was with my children and another family member who just happened to be visiting. My husband had to stay behind for work. I was very scared and worried for my husband’s safety and knew that there was a decent chance that our home would be demolished by the storm. My grandfather, who had passed a few years earlier, came to me in a dream the first night of our evacuation and said not to worry and that all would be well. From that moment on, I felt a deep knowing that what he had said was true and I was able to relax. I only found out afterwards that my grandmother, who was still alive at the time, had heard about the storm and was very worried for us. I think it was her concern that prompted the visitation. I find such experiences to be beautiful and positively affirming of whatever is waiting for us on the other side in the afterlife.
@lovendures, echoing others, that was a beautiful and uplifting story. I am in awe of all of you and your ability to use such powerful imagery to help and comfort.
@jeanne-mayell, thank you for your trust in sharing your story. I've always felt that you are the captain of this ship/website, logically, but there is great strength radiating off you. There is a sincerity and no-nonsense vibe I get, which is always there in every post you make. Our past make us to what we are today. You're such a force to be reckoned with to have gone through that and be here, doing all of this with acceptance and guidance. My utter and deepest respect. ❤️
I wish I'd thought to write this before reading your post, but if I may, you have both an older male and an older female relative in your group of guides. The male is likely your grandfather and considers himself "a teacher and a translator." He's very proud of your abilities, commitment, and devotion, and serves as an immediate conduit between you and higher, brighter spirits who might otherwise be difficult to receive or translate clearly. He keeps emphasizing "translator." It feels like you'll make a deeper connection with this role for him somehow.
His energy comes through in deep purples and indigo. And I see him working with and amongst a larger group of guiding spirits and teachers you've attracted at this stage in your life. I'm not able to see those spirits as clearly, but they feel very purposeful. Their energies are bright and intense and it feels like some have come to you "from a very far distance" (not sure what that means since space-time is experienced very differently for them).
Your female relative communicates in dreams and gives advice and guidance about children, including the children of other loved ones. She appears to work in a different energetic space than your male relative (she feels a little closer, more like a living person).
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With gratitude to you Jeanne, for sharing that very private soul experience and one that you hold still so deeply within ...
I have sensed this in you, that wound that is so Chironic in nature, and yet, as the healer you've become to so many, your gentle light is radiating even brighter in the Now ....
Thank you for all that you do ?
I really enjoyed your NDE post. You are a storyteller beyond your years. Thank you for sharing. There's all sorts of inspiring, hopeful details to ponder. Curious how you described the electrical activity in the air, the light flashes and movement. It matches to a T what I saw at the beginning of a vision recently.
Always a blessing to see your inspiring posts V (J).... intuition has been running high these past few days, yes? And so many revelations ....
You are such a brilliant writer! I look forward to seeing your own book published one of these fine days... maybe an autobiography?
Something you may find inspiring is "Stranger by the River" by Sri Paul Twitchell, the Ascended Master and teacher that I mentioned in a post above. Sri Paulji was my teacher and initiator while he was still here in the physical, and recently I saw him in a vision... he was dressed in these beautiful midnite blue robes, facing a window it seemed and surrounded by an effusion of softly radiant golden white light with an expression of what I can only describe as strongly dignified ecstasy....
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Oh, this thread! This topic has fascinated me since I was a child and I am so intrigued to read each of your responses. Thank you, @moonbeam, for starting this! I have read so many books over the years about near death experiences, "shared death experiences" (friends or loved ones who are next to the dying and see or experience things related to the passing), etc. I come from a perspective of a Byzantine Catholic upbringing that has expanded beyond the traditional concepts through readings, perspectives described in this group, etc.
I don't know exactly what lies beyond, but I do believe there is more. The thoughts that @bluebelle @tgraf66 s and @sistermoon hared resonate with me about choosing to come here for growth (and the idea of soul groups) and have read about the experience of hospice nurses. I have never had a dramatic experience myself, which can be frustrating, but perhaps I am not paying attention or ready to receive yet? I have had people describe things to me - as some of you know my mother passed away in May of 2019 and I posted a description of things she experienced in her last days as described to me by my sister. I am fully convinced she was seeing beyond the veil in preparation for her passing.
I haven't had dreams of loved ones in any special way that I can recall, but I did have one during a pregnancy (between my two daughters) that I miscarried very early (8 weeks.) I would nap on the couch and had this dream where I was on the same couch, but couldn't wake up and my late father was next to me in a car. No matter what I did, I couldn't look up to see his face (just his hands next to me.) I had my first dr. appt shortly after that and they could not find a heartbeat. I often wonder if my Dad was there to let me know he would take care of that child.
I am amazed and awed at the gifts so many of you describe and share here (@vestralux) and hope to continue developing my own perceptions.
@lovendures - what a beautiful story about your artist friend. Such a mindful way to honor that traumatic experience.
And @jeanne-mayell - deepest gratitude from me as well for sharing your story with us. As moonbeam said so well, "you are a force to be reckoned with to have gone through that and be here, doing all of this with acceptance and guidance. My utter and deepest respect."