Erin Pavlina

You can’t see them, but they’re there. Invisible helpers, standing right next to you. Cheering for you when you’re excited. Hugging you when you’re sad. Holding and supporting you when you’re devastated. They’re there. Who are they? Why are they there? And is there any way to know when one is around? I’m talking about… Read On

Question: Will my deceased mother ever come to me for a visit? I need to know. How can I attract her to come? – Carmella Answer: Having recently gone through the death of a very close friend, I can really sympathize and understand why having communication with a deceased loved one suddenly becomes a matter… Read On

Question: I dreamed about my boyfriend’s deceased brother the other night. It felt so real. How can I tell if he was really there or if it was just a dream? – Emily Answer: Sometimes a dream is just a dream and sometimes dreaming of a deceased loved one is actual communication. There are three… Read On

The death of a loved one is one of the most painful and stressful experiences a person can go through in this life.  We all know death comes to us eventually, and it’s slightly easier to bear when the person lived a long happy life and slipped easily into death of natural causes at age… Read On