Comments on: A Visit From Grandpa

By: Can real people appear in your dreams?

Can real people appear in your dreams? — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:01:50 +0000

[...] my own experience, I have met up with deceased relatives who have passed on some information to me. I’ve met with my spirit guides and higher self. [...]

By: Do deceased family members know when someone is going to die?

Do deceased family members know when someone is going to die? — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 11:02:03 +0000

[...] just fine and then health problems began to plague her. We moved her to a retirement home. My grandfather began coming to me in dreams periodically, and I remember at one point he sort of dragged me along to see my grandmother. Once [...]

By: How To Interpret Your Dreams (Blog)

How To Interpret Your Dreams (Blog) — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:03:53 +0000

[...] but forthright. Like this dream I had of my grandfather. Pretty forward and straight to the point: A Visit From Grandpa __________________ Erin Pavlina, Psychic Medium A 30 minute reading could change the course of [...]

By: Energies of Creation » Erin Pavlina on Creative Dreaming

Energies of Creation » Erin Pavlina on Creative Dreaming — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 04:43:32 +0000

[...] Do you deliberately gather information during dreaming for use in your waking life, or does it simply come spontaneously, such as described in your post A Visit from Grandpa? [...]

By: Erin Pavlina’s Blog » Blog Archive » Are dreams about deceased loved ones real?

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 17:44:48 +0000

[...] My grandfather was a very quiet man in life. He was very serene, calm, and peaceful. After he died I had more communication with him than I ever did while he was alive. He is the one that came to me in a dream to tell me I was going to have a miscarriage. After that incident came true, I noticed he started coming around more. It was strange really because he is the last person I would have suspected of having after-life communication with. But there he is, always first in line to come speak to me. God bless him. [...]

By: Erin Pavlina’s Blog » Blog Archive » Signs From the Spirits

Erin Pavlina’s Blog » Blog Archive » Signs From the Spirits — Mon, 15 May 2006 17:06:13 +0000

[...] What I’ve learned to do is ask for signs and then watch for them. For example, as I related in my blog entry, A Visit from Grandpa my first pregnancy resulted in a miscarriage as the result of a blighted ovum. So when I got pregnant for a second time I was naturally concerned about whether there was really a baby in there or not. I couldn’t wait for my doctor appointment to confirm it so I asked the spirits to send me a sign that there really was a baby in my belly. Boy did they ever! The next morning I woke up and found 3 of my clocks had stopped at the same time in the middle of the night! One clock was a simple wall clock with batteries. Okay, maybe the batteries went dead. But the second clock that stopped was our VCR clock. It was not flashing. It was simply stuck at 1:37 and never moved past that time. That’s very unusual. It was still plugged in and getting power, it was simply stuck on 1:37 and not moving. And the third clock was a quartz crystal clock that had been running perfectly fine for more than 15 years! And on that night it suddenly decided it had had enough and stopped at 1:37. No batteries or plugs on that one. So three different type of clocks all decided to stop in the middle of the night. I knew it was a strong sign from the spirits that there was indeed a baby growing inside me. And there was. [...]

By: Paul

Paul — Sun, 23 Apr 2006 13:28:08 +0000

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I did not receive a visit from Grandpa (neither yours nor mine), but thanks for sharing this. My wife, too, miscarried before we had Samuel who is a week short of his first birthday. We have no idea the reason for the miscarriage as the cause is not investigated at a first miscarriage here in the UK – and even after further miscarriages it doesn’t seem to be taken seriously enough.

Nevertheless, I am able to look back on the miscarriage with some equanimity – particular as it caused those around us to be particularly kind and careful towards my wife during her pregnancy with Sam. We are fairly convinced that more should be done to educate people on the benefits of pre-conceptual care (especially of the mother in terms of diet) and a relaxing pregnancy. Since Sam I am convinced maternity leave should be offered for a longer period allowing mothers-to-be a far more relaxing pregnancy and help to nurture healthy, confident and relaxed newborns.

Again, thank you for sharing this.

By: Amit

Amit — Wed, 19 Apr 2006 15:49:48 +0000

Amazing, truly amazing! I shed a tear, when I read that, not of sadness, but of happiness!