When there is a momentary pause and they do break through, we may mistake their presence as a past memory of them. The sounds of grieving are so loud inside our heads, that we can’t hear anything that’s not that. Many times, because of our sorrow, there is no room for them to get through to us. It is most likely that they have… and still do! People may ask, “Why doesn’t my loved one come to me with an ADC?” It seems obvious from the deceased loved one’s greater perspective, that there really is no separation between them and us, but from our limited perspective, the separation is ALL we experience and the emotions felt can be brutally painful. Usually they receive messages such as, “I’m happy now”, “I love you”, “I’m pain-free”, “Please forgive me”, “I’m always with you”, “We will be together again”, “You will be fine”, “It’s only goodbye for now” and “It’s time to move on, everything will be alright.”
And since there is so much we can’t understand, many misconceptions are possible.īut to those who have had this amazing form of communication, the experience can be extremely inspiring, healing and life transforming. An ADC is a lifeline that can give so much comfort and peace to a grieving heart and mind.įrom the beginning of time, people have experienced ADC’s, and thank goodness for them!! Broken hearts and traumatized minds have been completely healed with one powerful after-death communication that says everything the griever would need to find peace. And, truth be told, the deceased would probably say they were experiencing even more aliveness than when they were living in the physical world! At least, that’s what I’ve been told!Īfter-Death Communications may seem a little creepy to those who have watched too many bad movies on the subject.
Also, as indicated in the name, it implies that the deceased are not really dead, as we know it, but living somewhere in another realm without their physical body. After-Death Communication (ADC) is, as the name implies, a communication between the living and the deceased.
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