Do you believe in the Afterlife?

[Bookworm616]

Divorced mother of three and a law lecturer, Louise Hamlin, lived a conventional life with no particular beliefs about the afterlife.

She revealed how her beliefs were transformed after the death of her second husband, Patrick.

The sheer volume and amazing nature of the signs, coincidences, and connections opened her eyes to the knowledge that the spirit survives bodily death. After Patrick was diagnosed with Stage 4 bile-duct cancer, he died within three months.

She decided to write a book about her bereavement process and the strange signs that transpired after his death. Hamlin said she discovered many people who have lost loved ones receive signs but don't dare to tell anyone for fear of being thought crazy.

In one instance, she was in bed and thinking about Patrick when she heard a loud thump. A book had suddenly flown off the bookcase on the half-landing outside her bedroom.

The most provocative indicator that Patrick was trying to communicate with her took the form of gibberish words that appeared inside the conversation box on her WhatsApp phone app. Among the nonsensical words, the phrase 'darling, it's me' showed up several times. Then later, she discovered after returning home that two groups had been mysteriously created on WhatsApp – one with her and Patrick, and the other, with her, Patrick, and his daughter.

During her grieving, what helped her cope was trying to live in the moment, meditating, and going to mediums. Some of the mediums zeroed in on very specific information, she marveled, such as details about a cornflower, which Patrick had worn in his buttonhole for their wedding.

I've been wrestling with questioning my faith lately.

But, this story and my own experiences keep me coming back to having at least some faith there is something beyond death.

Interesting.

 

[Bliss]

I've been wrestling with questioning my faith lately.

But, this story and my own experiences keep me coming back to having at least some faith there is something beyond death.

Interesting.

Questioning how so..

 

[Bookworm616]

Questioning how so..

The whole "my life sucks, I'm a good person, how can I never seem to get ahead no matter how hard I try" philosophy.

And I'm so freaking tired of people saying (in general), "you're exactly where you're supposed to be". If that's the case, God has a very evil sense of humor.

 

[beccaomecca]

The whole "my life sucks, I'm a good person, how can I never seem to get ahead no matter how hard I try" philosophy.

And I'm so freaking tired of people saying (in general), "you're exactly where you're supposed to be". If that's the case, God has a very evil sense of humor.

awww dear friend, remember one thing, and it’s totally clique - there’s always light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes our mind doesn’t allow us to detour the road block in front of us and what we’re going through feels everlasting, I feel you on your thoughts completely.

The good news is, you still have your whole life ahead of you, and everything is temporary - your road blocks will clear.

I’ve spent the past two years in my darkest of dark days to the point I’ve wondered if this is all worth living for, this always on autopilot feeling life, but thankfully over the past few weeks have had a switch in mind frame, because I don’t want to feel this crappy anymore.

The gym will always be your best friend! It’s the only thing that ever makes me feel better and gets me out of stuck mindsets.

What about setting yourself some goals to achieve?