How to contact dead loved one

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1. Read books about the afterlife.
2. Watch for signs from your loved ones.
3. Continue to have a relationship with them.

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About the Author

Joseph Higgins has been a working medium for over 20 years as well as an Amazon best-selling author, channeler, spiritual teacher and intuitive counselor. He has completed the Morris Pratt Institute training and a residential course in Pastoral Skills in Lily Dale, NY.

Through channeling, Joe researches information from the other side in hopes of helping those in need on the Earth plane. Mr. Higgins has become a leading authority on signs and has presented his work at various conferences and symposiums while bringing relief and comfort to countless people over the years.

Mr. Higginsâ€™s first book, Hello...Anyone Home? A Guide on How Our Deceased Loved Ones Try to Contact Us Through the Use of Signs, teaches about the language of signs and the process of contact.

Mr. Higginsâ€™s second book, The Everything Guide to Evidence of the Afterlife: A Scientific Approach to Proving the Existence of Life after Death, published by Simon & Schuster and is available worldwide.

Mr. Higginsâ€™s third book, Always Connected for Veterans: Deceased Vets Give Guidance from the Other Side, focuses on questions veterans and families ask about their involvement in war.

Mr. Higginsâ€™s fourth book, I Got Your Message! Understanding Signs from Deceased Loved Ones, answers questions concerning the concepts of signs and includes dozens of firsthand accounts of contact with the other side.

Mr. Higginsâ€™s latest book, Always Connected: For Those Who Have Lost Children, Children Give Signs & Insights from Heaven. Gives Insight into the Passing of a Childâ€”At Any Age

By Elisa Medhus, M.D.

Internal Medicine Physician

Last updated on August 27, 2020

As a board certified internist, I was reticent to tell anyone about my paranormal experiences after the death of my young son, Erik, in 2009, for fear of ostracism by my peers. After all, before those experiences, when someone spoke to me about psychics or mediums, it would conjure up the mental image of a Gypsy hunched over a crystal ball.

The last thing I wanted was for my peers to think that I was crazy or woo-woo.

But I know that I'm not alone in my desire to understand the afterlife and connect with my son. According to a 2014 CBS News poll, three out of four people believe there is something after death and countless speak of “sensing” or even receiving signs from their loved ones after their passing.

When this happens, we often think our grief is obscuring our judgment.

Are we hallucinating? Is it wishful thinking letting our imagination run wild? Because of this inner conflict, we usually keep these experiences to ourselves lest family or friends criticize us or back away with a wide-eyed stare.

Other than the absence of a body, spirits are the same as they were in life.

If you’ve had signs from a loved one, have faith that you’re not going crazy. Your loved ones are probably communicating with you. By following these three suggestions, you can strengthen your faith and even heal your grief.

1. Read books about the afterlife.

Books on consciousness survival, near-death experiences, alternate dimensions, and mediumship — particularly those with a scientific perspective — can be extremely informative. They'll help you learn that death is not the end as much as a transition into another dimension.

We feel that since we can’t see spirits, they must not exist. Consider this, though: We can’t see radio waves, but we know they exist. Spirits just vibrate at a frequency well above the visible range — that tiny sliver of the electromagnetic spectrum of energy that defines our reality.

Other than the absence of a body, spirits are the same as they were in life, but without the mental and physical illnesses that may have plagued them. This realization gave me such comfort because Erik suffered miserably from bipolar disease, Tourette’s, and learning disabilities. Now, he’s free of all of these.

2. Watch for signs from your loved ones.

These can include certain smells like perfumes or colognes, objects like dimes or feathers, meaningful songs playing on the radio, objects moving or disappearing then reappearing and other “paranormal” experiences. Try to raise the frequency of your own vibration by thinking of happy memories. This makes it easier for your loved one to meet you halfway.

Although I’ve heard Erik’s voice live, on recordings and even on the telephone, nothing compares to those times when I’ve actually seen him, physically.

One night, just as I was about to lie down to go to sleep, I saw him jumping from the left foot of my bed to the right as my deceased sister, Denise, sat to his left, grinning. Stunned, I watched as he hopped back and forth, fully realizing how surreal the moment was. After several seconds, Erik turned to face me. His expression turned from contentment to startle, and he shouted, “Mom, you can see me!” Then he fell into my arms and we hugged. It lasted only a few seconds, but he felt so solid and the moment was lovely.

3. Continue to have a relationship with them.

That relationship might be different — it may even be richer than the one you had when they were alive. You can communicate through mediums, but you can also learn to channel them yourself. One of the simplest ways is through what I refer to as The Hand Game.

Designate one hand as your “yes” and the other as your “no,” then ask your loved one a yes or no question. “Are you okay?” Then, hands apart, palms up, wait for a change in sensation in one. It might be a change in temperature or pressure. It might be a tingling, a burning, or a numbing sensation. If you don’t get anything, ask them to make it stronger until you’re satisfied that you feel a change.

You can also simply start a conversation with them. I like routine and visuals, so I set out a cup of coffee for my son, Erik, and I start talking. Then, I wait to hear a reply in my head, which could be in his voice or my own.

You can better your chances of a successful communication if you surround yourself with static, like that from a radio tuned between stations. You can also record messages from your loved one by setting a digital recorder on voice activation in a quiet room for several hours. If you're more of a visual person, you might be able to get a glimpse of your loved one by sitting in absolute darkness so that your eyes aren't focused on anything. You might start seeing all sorts of colors and shapes, but these will eventually coalesce into a face or body.

Love knows no boundaries, even death.

Regular communication with your loved one has the power to heal. It could help you go from grieving over them to simply missing them as a parent would when their child is away on a trip but will eventually come home with their dirty laundry. In the end, you will discover that love knows no boundaries, even death.

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