Saturday, August 17, 2013

The Nosy Departed


Love never dies. More than a decade
after he passed, Richard continued to
contact his wife, Pat. Read their story
in Loitering at the Gate to Eternity:
Memoirs of a Psychic Bystander
( foreword by Concetta Bertoldi).
Several psychic mediums I've interviewed tell me that when our loved ones die, they continue to have an avid interest in what's going on in our lives. Apparently, most of us, without realizing it, are being watched over by our own loving, nosy entourage of dead relatives and friends. Even though we might sometimes feel alone, that couldn't be farther from the truth.

Our departed loved ones attend weddings, birthday parties and other milestone events. They whisper encouragement and suggestions in our ears. They share our victories and our sorrows. They can even warn us about accidents, illnesses and people to avoid if we're tuned in enough to listen.

It's not uncommon for children to see and communicate with departed grandparents. In some cases, they may have doting grandmas and grandpas who died before they were even born.

Many people find it comforting to know that their departed loved ones continue to be an invisible support in their lives. This possibility can also open up a floodgate of questions, as posed by renowned psychic medium Concetta Berdoldi's New York Times best-selling book, Do Dead People Watch You Shower?