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[Pendraia]

I think most have had similar experiences but not all are willing to admit it. My mum had a dream the night her dad died that they were on a double decker bus and he told her he had to go upstair with her grandparents.
The night Dad died I swear my mum came to get him. We were in a small room where people had to knock to enter. Just before he died we heard a knock and opened the door but there was noone there. Dad passed in that moment. My brother and I looked at each other and said mum came for him.
I don't claim to know what happens when someone passes but I do believe that the energy that makes us who we are goes somewhere. I feel mum and dad are together again.

 

[Szark]

@RAMWolff and @Pendraia thank you both for sharing those experiences. This may seem crazy to some but I physically felt the love pouring out of this thread. I honestly didn't know I needed this. Thank you all.

Folks that are atheists think those of us that are 'tuned in' are nuts but there are unseen energies that flow between all of us and quite frankly from life time to life time. Folks gonna believe what they want to (or in nothing at all I guess)

This is how my autistic brain thinks. I think what we talking about isn't about religion or antireligion, belief or disbelief it's something fundamental of the universe but here is the rub I don't know and will never know so why make something up to fill in the gaps. I can make assumptions with what I think I might know but what's the point in chasing an answer I will never consciously know. But until you have an experience like this you will never know how it can transform your understanding or I should say, lack of understanding of this beautiful universe we live in.

Which brings me to, well what does one KNOW, truly know with 100% certainty. Everything that you experience that is it. Everything else is second hand which has to be looked at with critical thinking, and leaving the ego out of the equation, to try to get to some truth on a particular subject. That takes a lot of effort and I having been diving down rabbit holes of over 15 years now. I am 61 and I have been questioning everything as long as I can remember. I even got caned many times at college for when the questioning became inconvenient. I went to a catholic school and that is a whole story on it's own. The only reason I bring autism into the mix is because I am detail orientated, see my art LOL, but detail allows me to look at the big picture without missing the finer details and connect a lot of dots.

Take good care of yourself. Cherish those times with her, hold her in your heart and know she's there in spirit.

Thank you I will and I will leave you what loving Christine taught me, live without fear, love unconditionally, treasure the moments, and always question the nature of your individuated reality.