We often wonder why our loved ones on the other side do not send a sign or attempt to make contact when we worry about them and miss them. Is it possible that they need their space until they adjust to life on the other side? Could it be that they are unaware of how much time has passed since their transition, or perhaps they do not want to communicate with us for some reason?
In the absence of clarity, these questions can swirl around in our minds, becoming a heavy burden to bear. Our desire to receive a sign from our loved ones is driven by love. We miss them, and we long for reassurance that they are still with us in some way. It is especially difficult when that longing feels unanswered, because we are already struggling with the reality that someone we loved has passed to the other side. We may never see them again, at least not in the physical form with which we are familiar.
When I am asked for my opinion on this, I can only respond with what I know. I do not have an answer I can say with certainty; rather, I can offer possibilities. Different people have different theories, many of which may or may not be correct. The one thing I know from my experience as a reader is that I need to be in a certain frame of mind for my sessions to work. If I am disturbed or emotionally unsettled in any way, I may find myself blocked and unable to receive anything from the other side. Our mental and emotional state can significantly influence the process.
For this reason, I recommend that we raise our vibrations by releasing troubling emotions and thoughts and making room for the lighter side of life. I make it a point to watch something funny on the day of my sessions. In doing so, I hope to lift my energy and vibration, creating a more receptive state of mind and facilitating my role as a reader. Sometimes we may receive signs but overlook them. Grief can occupy so much of our attention that we may not recognise something meaningful when it appears. I urge everyone never to lose hope, because the signs may arrive when we least expect them.
Your loved ones have not forgotten you, and they never will. I strongly believe that good things come to those who wait. Your patience, hope, and faith may ultimately bring the reassurance you have been longing for.
