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| Charlotte | I have many questions but I'm not sure what to ask... Can a person know their time is drawing near when there is no logical reason to feel that way? | |
| Hi Charlotte, As a rule I do not think people know when they are going to die. You could not live a normal life if you knew when your time was up. Sometimes if a person has lost relatives or friends at young ages they could get the idea the same is going to happen to them, but that is more a fear than a reality. Of course, if a person has a terminal illness, then the doctor would have an educated answer. Hope this helps Mary Ann | ||
| Catherine Yazoo City, MS | Some time ago I lost my mother to a tragic accident that left her brain-dead. I have never really been able to get over what happened. I mean I still cry to this day and it has been many years ago. I am just wondering is there any special signs that my mother may give to let me know that she is with me? I wonder about this question all the time. I know you may get so many emails but this question means the world to me. Please write me back, I will be waiting for your reply. Thank you so much. | |
| Dear Catherine, How sad that you're Mother died this way. I have been called in by families that have a relative on life support because they are clinically brain-dead. This is so hard on a family, as to what to do. The spirit of the patient is usually standing right next to their body. They are feeling so bad for the family and what they are going through. Honestly none of them wanted to be kept alive like this. They are torn by the loved ones they see in the light that they have not seen in a long time and by having to say good bye to the living. Doctor recommendations and advice from a religious representative help us to make the right choices. Be open to your Mother coming to you in a dream and talk to her. You will see she will be totally OK with her death. Take Care Mary Ann | ||
| Christine Golden, CO | Dear Mary Ann, Before I ask my question, I wanted to let you know that when I saw your face on your Web site, I thought, "What a sweet, loving person." Some people just shine and I just wanted to let you know that was the first thought I had about you. I don't know if you can answer my question or not. I hope so. But if you can't, I will understand. I lost the man I was going to marry in 1999. I spoke to him that morning and I did get to tell him I loved him and I wanted him for my husband. He told me he loved me too that morning and I said, "OK, I will see you tonight, sweetie," and those were my last words to him. I was asked by his family if I would like to help make arrangements. I did and was very grateful to them for letting me have a say so in the arrangements. While we were driving to the cemetery I told his mother that we called each other "honey bunny." She said, "Oh, how sweet." The woman who helped us was nice but very business-like. When she showed us where he would be laid to rest, I couldn't help but cry. My heart was broken. She came around to me and through her arms around me and said, "Oh honey bunny." His mom just gasped and I just knew he was with us. My question to you is was it really him or was it just a broken-hearted woman wanting him back? Weeks later I was dreaming he was sitting on the side of my bed and he was rubbing my head and playing with my hair and I was whimpering in my dream. When I awoke it felt like what I had experienced had really happened. I miss him so much. Is he with me at times? Thank you so much for letting me write to you. I can't tell you what this means to me. Thank you and God bless, Christine | |
| Hi Christine, How sad, you lost your fiancé, but how lucky you were that you talked to him and you got to say your "I love you's." Everyone that has lost someone unexpected would love to be able to say that. What a kind family he had to include you in the funeral, and what a nice touch by your fiancé to give confirmation to you and his mother that he was OK, happy with the funeral, and was crossing over. I am sure he visits you often and watches over you. You are his honey bunny. Mary Ann | ||
| Jodi | Hello MaryAnn, I am a 36-year-old single gal with two children. My life has not always been healthy, or easy. I feel as if my life has been haunted, possessed or at least cursed. I can't seem to shake the weird health issues I have, along with the financial instability and the eerie gloom that seems to affect every part of my life. I have tried a lot of outside help in every aspect of my life, along with advice from others, and it seems like something out there is blocking any positive interactions I could have. It is to the point where I am spinning my wheels. Now as for the weird things that I have experienced since I was in early grade school, I want you to know that I am a believer in the paranormal, ghosts, etc. And I do not consider any part of our lives a joke. There is much that we humans will never be able to explain until we cross over. So my question is... have I been cursed? And why am I (who is so in tune with herself and nature) not able to figure this out? Any insight on this subject would be more than welcome. Thank you so much. | |
| Hi Jodi, We all must remember sometimes bad things happen to good people. It is part of life. But, let me give you a simplistic definition of a curse or negative energy on a person. It will usually affect one, two, or all three of the following and in no particular order:
Let me give you a couple of suggestions. Start taking sea salt baths, two to three tablespoons of sea salt in a bath. Soak for about ten minutes. Do this at least every other day. Everyday would be best. Do this for two weeks. Use a smudge stick. This is what Native Americans use to get rid of negative energy or earthbound ghosts. Follow the instructions that come with the smudge stick. Jodi, you are in tune with yourself and you guessed that it could be negative energy. Mary Ann | ||
| Connie La Crosse, WI | Dear Mary Ann, I am wondering if it is possible to connect (perhaps in a dream) with someone I've never met. The mother of the man I love passed away just over a year and a half ago. He loved his mother very much and it would mean the world to me to know that she approves of his relationship with me. Kitty was in considerable pain when she passed away and it was very difficult for Michael. Thank you, Mary Ann. Clearly your gift has brought peace to so many. | |
| Connie Hi Connie, Yes, how kind of you to want to do this for Michael. You could try two different ways.
I think she will love you. Mary Ann |
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