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Seeing signs from deceased loved ones

Hi everyone. I'm sure that there have already been many forum threads on this topic, but I'm really curious to hear about your experiences.

When you lost someone close to you, did you see signs? I've heard of feathers, electronic disturbances etc. but I've never had a conversation in the real world with anyone about it.

I'm not exactly an atheist - my boyfriend says I'm an agnostic atheist or something...in other words, I don't subscribe to any organized religion, but can accept that we just don't have very many answers to a lot of things, so I'm open.

I just find this all very interesting! I'm really not the kind of person to believe in any of this kind of stuff, but I will share the things that I have experienced (and a few things my sister has mentioned)

The last day my mother was alive, my sister went to say good bye with her children. She said that when she left the hospital, across the street there was loud jazz music playing from someones house. It startled her, because jazz was my mothers favourite. Throughout her illness I would play her jazz music on my phone. In her last couple of days I asked her for special requests and she said "Charlie Bird" (a jazz musician).

The day after she passed my sister noticed a white feather in her jacket. I had heard about the feather phenomenon, but didn't say anything to her. She wasn't aware of any kind of meaning. It was just funny to me, she offhandedly said "where did this feather come from?" or something like that...I just shrugged. But I never forgot it.

At my mothers funeral and visitation, I played music by Charlie Bird on my bluetooth speaker. A week later I popped into a second hand store, and right above the cash was a Charlie Bird record. 

I have witnessed some weird bird activity outside my condo townhouse. There aren't many birds in the area, a few crows, robins and various small birds here and there. But mostly squirrels. A few times since she has passed I have heard a loud gathering of birds right by my house. Hundreds of them in a tree, or on the ground right by my deck, making quite the racket. One time my boyfriend noticed and he said "wow, that's weird...we don't normally see birds here". I teared up and said "it's my mother". 

I've had weird experiences suddenly smelling things that aren't there, one time it was peaches and another time strawberries. The best way I can describe it is like a halucination only with smelling not visual. I've never had that before she passed. She used to make peach pies when they were in season, and she was obsessed with buying strawberries every week.

Sorry if this is a bit long. I hope some of you will share some of your experiences.

Sarah

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  • Hi

    I have only come across your post. My grandad passed away on the 18th of February. We were so close, he was always so proud of me, he always saw my potential, when I was at my lowest, he was by my side..he came to my wedding when my own dad didn't. 
     

    He was a dad to me. Myself and my husband went to my grandads flat with his partner, 'K' as well as her 2 daughters, H and A. (Names shortened for privacy). We were the only ones, other than his 3 sisters, who made a genuine effort with him. 
     

    K and A were in the other room, and myself, my husband, and H were in the living room talking, and all of a sudden , one of my grandads radios turned on, no one was near it, it was in the bag packed away for 5 days, and we had been there for at least 2 hours. K, A and H left me and my husband to lock up, so we could have our time to say goodbye.

    Myself and my husband were crying and talking to him, and asking for a sign that he's ok. I looked out the window and there was a magpie sat right outside his window for a good 10 minutes. 
     

    When we booked the Uber home, it wasn't connecting to a driver, when usually it would connect to someone instantly. Another "sign(?)" was the Uber connected to a driver at 6pm. Me and my husband would go out for food with him/go out with him, and we would then go back to his. He would always fall asleep at 6pm.

     

    On the way to the flat, there was an accident on the motorway, and it took about 25 minutes to start moving. My grandad, hated the thought of us spending money on a taxi to see him. 
     

    Sorry for the rambling and late post. I just wanted to share my experience.

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  • Hi

    I have only come across your post. My grandad passed away on the 18th of February. We were so close, he was always so proud of me, he always saw my potential, when I was at my lowest, he was by my side..he came to my wedding when my own dad didn't. 
     

    He was a dad to me. Myself and my husband went to my grandads flat with his partner, 'K' as well as her 2 daughters, H and A. (Names shortened for privacy). We were the only ones, other than his 3 sisters, who made a genuine effort with him. 
     

    K and A were in the other room, and myself, my husband, and H were in the living room talking, and all of a sudden , one of my grandads radios turned on, no one was near it, it was in the bag packed away for 5 days, and we had been there for at least 2 hours. K, A and H left me and my husband to lock up, so we could have our time to say goodbye.

    Myself and my husband were crying and talking to him, and asking for a sign that he's ok. I looked out the window and there was a magpie sat right outside his window for a good 10 minutes. 
     

    When we booked the Uber home, it wasn't connecting to a driver, when usually it would connect to someone instantly. Another "sign(?)" was the Uber connected to a driver at 6pm. Me and my husband would go out for food with him/go out with him, and we would then go back to his. He would always fall asleep at 6pm.

     

    On the way to the flat, there was an accident on the motorway, and it took about 25 minutes to start moving. My grandad, hated the thought of us spending money on a taxi to see him. 
     

    Sorry for the rambling and late post. I just wanted to share my experience.

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