What Sign Would You Choose to Send to Loved Ones After You Cross to the Other Side?
If you could send a sign to your loved ones after crossing to the other side, what would it be? How would you let them know that you’re okay and that you survived “death”?
Imagine that sending a sign from the afterlife requires tremendous energy and is difficult to convey clearly. You must choose something carefully: a signal that stands out so they don’t miss it but is also unmistakable and free of misinterpretation. For example, you wouldn’t want your loved ones to think you were sad when you actually meant to convey comfort or joy.
This is not the time for generic symbols or clichés. Instead, the sign should be something profoundly personal, something unique to your relationship with them.
I would choose an orange cushion for my wife and daughter. It’s a private joke we share, and they would immediately recognize it as a deliberate, unmistakable message from me. There would be no doubt that I was behind it.
I invite you to reflect on this question: What would your chosen sign be, and who would you intend it for? Think carefully. Choose something that would speak to their hearts, a sign only you could send.
