One of the most unique and meaningful signs I ever received from my late mother occurred when I was thinking of her, missing her, and scrolling through a few videos on YouTube. Suddenly, her favourite Arabic song began to play. There was no reason for that particular song to appear; I was not browsing Arabic music. Still, I felt she had something to do with it because she used to sing it to me.

I was instantly overcome with mixed emotions, for I had intentionally avoided that song since her passing because it reminded me so strongly of her. I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that this was my mother sending me a powerful sign. Her choice of song was deeply significant, as it carried me back to my childhood and through different stages of my life. It felt like a condensed time capsule, deliberately chosen to remind me of her presence. I believe this was her way of confirming that she is still with me, even after moving to the other side.

Some people receive signs in abundance, and I am sure they cherish them. I have not received any other sign besides the one I described, perhaps because she knows I do not need further reassurance. I miss her deeply, and I long for any connection she makes with me from beyond, not to prove that she survived death, but to satisfy my longing to feel her presence again. I am pretty sure she may have sent me other signs, but I might have been too unaware to notice them.

I do not know how our loved ones manage to send signs from the other side, or why some people never receive any, while others are blessed with many. I only wish everyone could experience at least one sign from those they have lost, for it is both deeply personal and profoundly comforting. These signs bring a sense of hope and reassurance, a reminder that our loved ones are never truly gone.

Love never dies, and together we are Light.

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