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GOING HOME
 Hi Robert,
I'm Lisa from the evp board. I read your message and I wanted to comment privately.
My twin sister Lea died Nov. 06. I kind of got the feeling she didn't like it where she was.
Then her boyfriend (of 25yrs) told me he had a dream and Lea was angry saying "I don't belong here"
I heard her whisper in my ear right before I fell asleep "I just want to come home" I don't think she likes being dead! My comment to her was, I thought when you died, you were home!
Just last week the old song of Jackson Browne's kept popping into my head. The lyrics say "moving farther on" Jackson was Lea's favorite!
However, I do encourage her to make friends as she always did and try to accept where she is etc...
I think you’re the first one to mention this state of being.
I'm glad you did.
Do you have any suggestions for me? I'd sure appreciate anything you have to say on the matter.
Thank you,
Lisa
Dear Lisa,
I believe sensitive physical beings like yourself passively become 'conduits' - for want of a better word - between this world and the next.
Due to your open mindedness to further life possibility you assist in enabling the transition of discarnates from the physical to ethereal state.
You provide a touching and deeply personal example of how a physical person can still interact with a departed loved one - through discerning their presence, and then leading them to a 'conscious' awareness about their new state of being.
Through linking our thoughts to our deceased loved one, we can create an opportunity for spiritual 'support staff' to connect with them and guide them home.
Please keep doing what you are doing - we need more people like yourself assisting in this vital transition work
Blessings to you and yours
rob
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