Have u ever communicated with someone dear to u who died?
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The practice of communicating with the dead is very dangerous!  The Bible, speaking as the Word of our creator, speaks very strongly against it.  In Deuteronomy 18:10 and 11, God condemns any who "looks for omens... consults a spirit medium or a professional foreteller of events, or anyone who inquires of the dead."  Verse 12 mentions that such individuals are in danger of becoming something hated by God.\n\nWhy would God speak out so strongly about the practice of inquiring of the dead?  Because the dead cannot communicate on their own power.  Ecclesiates 9:5 states that when a person dies, they are conscious of nothing at all.  A person who has died cannot think or reason, as verse 10 continues.  Therefore, a person who attempts to communicate with the dead is trying to communicate with an essence that cannot answer back.  However, the real danger comes with Satan the Devil.  Those who believe that they can communicate with the dead are in danger of being misled!  (2 Corinthians 4:4)  Satan has, in times past and even today, used the idea of seances and speaking with the dead through mediums as a way to convince people that they really can speak with their loved ones.  By doing this, Satan himself has not only tricked people, but convinced people to do horrible things by appealing to people's emotions, as they believe they're actually speaking to their dear loved ones.  \n\nEven in the first century, the apostles spoke out against those who could practice magic, including those who sought to speak with the dead.  Such a practice would definately need to be avoided to stay close to God and stay away from Satan the Devil (Proverbs 27:11, James 4:8)
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I just lost my father 6 months ago.  It was very unexpected.. We had our ups and downs through the yrs, but reconciled abouth 5 months before he passed. i NEver got the chance to say good-bye.  But I know he watches over me, and my son.  And ppl probably think I'm crazy for saying this: but i talk to him every night before I go to sleep. Can't say that I know for sure he hears me, but I think he does. I'm not real religious, but I believe i'll see him again someday. He's only gone from this earth, not my heart. So I try to remember the good times we had (though few), funny things he'd say or do. Or the quality time he spent with me when he could. And even though I miss him, my memories always have him near to me.
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april2006, you say that you can talk to the dead, I say, I beleive you, I have had the ''gift'' of intuition, strong ESPsince i was a child, ive learned to use it for the good, and how to strengthen it,if you would like to talk thru email, feel free to email me
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Yes...I did answer a question of hers once...I think it was like what's the meaning of life or something like that...\n\nWhat happened to her? Can you email what happened to me? My email is nabooru007@yahoo.com.\n\nLuv y'all!\n~AngelSoft Towels
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My mom just passed away may 20th, My mom was a wonderful, loving, kind person with a fantastic sense of humor, everyone liked her! She would talk to just about anyone, complete strangers, She was still young and full of life with a weak heart, she was a mother, grandmother, wife several times, best friend, daughter, aunt, cousin, she was just about everything at some point in her life. My mother was more than a mom to me, she was my absolute best friend, my confident, my copilot, my  teacher ,manager,  doctor, etc...I am sure you must get it, she was everything to me. My mom was one of a kind that is for sure, her unique laugh and smile, personality, I am my mothers daughter! To know her was to love her!
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My father died when I was 23 years old.  I had not seen him since I was 7 years old, when he was being hauled off to jail.  He then was in prison until I was 20 years old.  At 20, I then contacted him and wanted to get to know him.  I left the ball in his court, and that is where it stayed.  When I found out that my dad died, I laughed and thought no big deal, I hadn't seen the man in 16 years.  I chose to go to the funeral and see if he ever talked about me or if anyone knew about me, (I have 7 siblings).  Sure enough everyone at the funeral knew of my 7 siblings and the other one but no one could remember my name.  Ironically, I have the same name as my dad.  I blew it off as if it was no big deal.  Two days after the funeral, it hit me.  I cried and was very depressed.  I later found out the reason that my father didn't want anything to do with me because I was close to my mother (I am the youngest daughter).  I also found out that my mother was the reason that my father and I did not keep contact.  \nSo back to the question.  I think my father's death has made me grow up.  I have come to the realization that my mother is not an angel.  I can not fathom why a mother would try to keep a child's father from her children.  My daughter's father and I do not get along at all.  But nothing in the world would make me keep him from seeing out daughter.  The rejection that I felt, the anger that I felt, and the loniness that I felt taught me that parents (no matter how bad) need to be involved with their children's life.
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I talk to him in my mind. I tell him thank you for the life I have when things are hard and ask for guidance when I'm not sure of something. \nI feel I'm very smart because of this and I'm a very easy going person also, people that know me call me a Saint.\n\nThe near death experiences are fascinating, I've never experienced it myself though. \n\nAn aunt of mine was dying when I was young and for a few minutes before she died she was asking about the man dressed in white at the foot of her bed, no one else could see him. \n\nShe died in peace because of it.
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Yes, I talk to my Dad all the time, I sense his answers, and I feel him around me quite often. I don't know for sure that it is him - your mind can do some strange things when you are grieving. But, I have had some strange experiences that I can't account for since he died. One time, one of the things I sensed him saying to me was, "DON'T GO OUTSIDE!" I was about to go to bed, and I was going to go get something off my porch when I "heard" or sensed this. It kind of freaked me out, so I just went staight to bed. The next day when I went to go to work, I found that my car had been broken into and burglarized. So... I think that we have souls, and I don't know whether we can be around our loved ones or not once we die, but that's my story. All I know is that death can only kill the body - it can't kill love.
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I saw my first spirit when I was 14. It was the summer of 1987.(showing my age)My cousin's best friend was killed in a bicycle accident. About 2 months after his death, he made his appearance at my cousin's house outside his bedroom. Since then I seen the spirit of my grandfather (who died a year before my birth) on the 25th anniversary of his death. I believe in psychic abilities...somehow I can receive people's thoughts, but, unable to do it at my own whim. I am able to "know" information about someone that just pops into my head. Again it is random. Try this short activity, when the phone rings *minus caller id* predict who will be on the receiving end. Think of someone that you haven't been in contact in a long time, see if you bump into them or hear from them.
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its hard im going thought the same thing right now but its my best friend who commited sucide you just have to think about the good time you had dont think about the death you can talk to someone you can even talk to me if you want to i can try to help as much as i can but you cant keep it bottled up iside you it makes it worse so if you want to email or something my email is   lisa6948146@yahoo.com   also i have yahoo messinger too if u wanna add me
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After my twin brother died, I was on the truck with my fiancee.  It was my birthday.  I was missing my brother, and my fiancee told me to pick a star out of the sky and tell my brother that I loved him.  It made me cry, because he knew that I was missing my brother.  That showed that he really loved me.
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How good of you, Jason, to ask such a considerate question. If you knew the deceased well (and, for example, he loved sunsets), you might mention the sunset tonight was made especially beautiful for (name of deceased), and he had the best view from heaven. I think Robert said it best, depending on how well you knew the person. Also, "I'm sorry for your loss. \n\nPlease let me know if there's anything I can do to help." is always appropriate. Depending on how close you are to the grieving person, a gentle touch on the arm, shoulder or a gentle hug is usually welcome. Your heart will guide you.\n\nThe comment, "it will get easier with time" I think is not appropriate, not sympathetic, and will sound heartless to the grieving person. Older people seem to say that sometime; it's not out of cruely; they just don't know what to say.\n\nwanabelong.com had this to say:\n\nBut what do you say to the family? What can be said, other than, “I don’t know what to say?” and “I’ll keep you in my prayers.”  Sometimes it better to say less than more, or to just be there, with a hug and a cup of tea. Why is it we are uncomfortable with death, when it’s probably the only thing we all can guarantee will happen to us in our lives?\n\nOur awkwardness often leads to saying stupid things trying to fill the space of our discomfort with empty statements that still leave us feeling stupid.  When the person grieving does not hear, their hearts breaking with the grief, their energy taken in a journey to revisit every laugh, every argument, every memory, and the words often lost in a sea of internal thoughts.  \n\nThe most profound thing someone can do for another person when someone dies is to listen, to hold them, to just be there, to give comfort and to resist having to have something to say. \n\nYou'll help a lot of people with your question, Jason.\n\nPeace.
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Have you sent them an e-mail? Did they write back?
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Has someone died leaving you money?
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In july of 99 I lost my mom to breast cancer and then 5 months after she passed aways my friend committied suicide. I thought losing my mom was hard but it wasn't because I know why she passed but I didn't know and still dont' know why my friend killed himself. Everyday I try to deal with losing him but it's so hard because you never really have the answer to why he did it. It's seem to get harder and harder everyday but I just to remeber he is in peace now. I keep him close to my heart and I never stop thinking about him because I miss him everyday but I remeber all the great times him and I shared. 2 months after his passed I got my first tatto. I got a angel tatto on my right shoulder and i decide to put his name underneath it because I wanted people to know how special he was and also when I feel like I am losing my mind or forgetting him i just look over my shoulder and I his name. You will never get over your friend's suicide but most you will never forget what he did because you are living with the question of why unanswer. If you need to talk to someone email me and I will be here to listen to you.
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MY 'GREATEST' REGRET:\nAfter having an argument with my father, a couple of weeks later he was hospitalized because he didn't feel good, my brother said. My father sent word by my brother," Tell my baby come see and we'll put everything behind us. We'll play like it never happened. Tell her I love her." My brother brought the message at 8pm but I said, "I was busy, I'd go tomorrow at lunch. At 11:45 am (less than 16 hours later) I walked into the hospital and found my brother crying, my dad had passed away 20 minutes before I got there. Reason of death, was declared 'unknown'.\n\n I regret not getting to hug and tell him,"I loved him, too".
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No I haven't, do you know of a child who has passed away? Or has any child ever died in the house that you live in?