[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Creggle

'I'm seeing a door, yes a door, did your loved one live in a house with a door?'

'OMG YES! '

'Ok ok, good good. Now I'm visioning... Did his name start with a letter from the alphabet?'

'YES!!! It was T!!!'

'Yes, yes I saw the letter T, was it compromised of other letters from the alphabet?'

'YES IT WAS TERRANCE!'

'Yes yes, I have Terrance right here, he say's that he loves you very much'

'OMG! *throws money* HE IS REAL, THE MAN CAN TALK TO THE DEAD!'

You are absolutely right with this Creggle, I despise all fake 'mediums' because their proliferation detracts from the fact that genuine examples of 'Extra Sensory Perception' and 'Clairvoyance' do exist.

I know from my own experiences that this is a reality, and I'm sure that there are a lot of people on here who have had similar experiences.

Sometimes, I have 'sensed' my mother or father - both of whom have passed. At times this 'perception' has been feint, fleeting, nothing more than an unaccountable feeling. and at other times, it has been so strong, that the smell of my mother's favourite perfume or my father's tobacco pervades the entire room if not every room in the house.

Think about this; part of a deceased parent's 'physical being' lives on in you as part of your genetic inheritance from them, and part of their cerebral existence lives on in you via the thought processes and ideas which you absorbed from them her while you were growing up under their loving guidance.

In light of the earlier post on 'residual' energy (thank you Josey) isn't it plausible then, that a spirit will return to that very place where he/she lived? Isn't it yet more plausible that he/she will revisit the very person who still retains so much of their living physical and cerebral essence?

I know my parents have re-visited me because of my own personal experiences, and I actually talk to my parents whenever I perceive their presence. These experiences always end in a 'feeling' of calmness and tranquility which overtakes me despite any previous mood I was in prior.