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what if the deceased don’t want to talk

I average two readings a week. This past year I have had three “misses”: three deceased people that did not come through for their loved ones. I always feel bad for my clients when this happens as we irrationally feel rejected by the one who dies as part of the anger of grief. So here is another disappointment added to that when a medium fails. One was a mother of the living client who had transitioned just a month before, another, as my living client described her husband, was an introverted man after I had spent more than an hour trying to reach him, and the third was inexplicable, perhaps she simply did not believe, even from the other side, that the veil was breach able.

Posted by Gretchen on Friday, October 16th, 2009 at 11:23 am.

2 Responses to “what if the deceased don’t want to talk”

Gretchen,
Could it be the spirit has been reincarnated back to the earth plane? If so, would you have sensed this? Or am I thinking too much into this space/time that we experience. I’ve read from “Home with God” by Neal Donald Welsh that spirits experience time “sequentaneous” or a combination of instantaneous and sequential.
I really loved your book! The best on the subject by far!

Left by Den on October 1st, 2011

Hi Den,
Thanks for your kind words regarding my Choices book and I am sorry for the delayed response. I’m not sure which spirit you are referring to. I’ll write a bit on reincarnation as I understand it. My mind is focused right now in this physical experience of the individual body I have that is participating in the progressive earth life. I feel that fragments of the same mind of which mine is a part are focused in different places at the same moment I am writing this. So some aspect of the ME is having different experiences both in what we think of as past and future, but most importantly, it is all happening in the NOW, certainly in a subjective way. It is always now no matter where the mind is focused. I’m not sure it is even necessary to understand this, as the only important thing to me is getting into the eternal present, completely incarnated in the focus one is immersed at any given time.
my best wishes,
Gretchen

Left by Gretchen on October 7th, 2011

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