Research to obtain verifiable information from deceased loved ones
#22 Session
Session #22, 10/16/09
1. Describe my relationship to _______________.
Father, respect, distance hurtful to #22, ups and downs in relationship (Father, but sounds like #22 Grandfather)
2. Describe their personality during their most recent physical lifetime.
Gruff, rules, inner conflict about religion, strict childhood upbringing, limited, tried to show love and affection, but not good at it. (This described her Grandfather – not her father - #22 thought I was connected to her Grandfather after I answered #1 they had the same name, Jr & Sr, before the session, #22 wondered if her Grandfather would come through since he was more vocal)
3. Is there anything unusual, outstanding or memorable about their dress or mannerisms?
Wore uniforms, mechanic or laborer, didn’t like it, rather be comfortable (Father yes – Grandfather not sure)
4. In their current surroundings is there anything unusual, outstanding or meaningful?
I saw cars (Grandfather was a drag racer, cars, trucks and cars)
5. What are you feeling or experiencing?
Life is easier now, didn’t like all the responsibility, weighed on him – not now (Grandfather sacrificed a lot, a lot of responsibility)
6. What happened to you – how did you get here?
Chest pain, heart, lungs, felt like there was an issue about who was there when he died, “wasn’t a problem for him” (Grandfather died of heart attack in a nursing home, not sure about issue about who as there. Father died ?? )
7. What is your hobby, special interest or favorite thing to do?
Cars, basketball, playing with kids, “misunderstood”, people didn’t get him (Grandfather loved cars, played volleyball until quite old, loved playing with kids, people said he was misunderstood at his funeral)
8. Describe a physical lifetime scene we were both in I will remember.
Picnic, park, lots of people and kids around, fun, he got her a birthday present, special (Every 4th of July the family gathers at a mandatory picnic – big deal. Grandfather and Father always there doesn’t remember any present either gave her at the picnic. Grandfather did get her first bicycle which was very special to her)
9. Show, tell or give us something that proves this visit is real.
Small necklace, he gave her, was his, given to him (Doesn’t know of anything like that)
10. Who are you with?
Woman, sister, like a sister, “not as bad as she used to be”, sees things differently, mind changed. (Grandfather’s sister-in-law used to be very annoying to him, probably her)
1. Describe my relationship to _______________.
Father, respect, distance hurtful to #22, ups and downs in relationship (Father, but sounds like #22 Grandfather)
2. Describe their personality during their most recent physical lifetime.
Gruff, rules, inner conflict about religion, strict childhood upbringing, limited, tried to show love and affection, but not good at it. (This described her Grandfather – not her father - #22 thought I was connected to her Grandfather after I answered #1 they had the same name, Jr & Sr, before the session, #22 wondered if her Grandfather would come through since he was more vocal)
3. Is there anything unusual, outstanding or memorable about their dress or mannerisms?
Wore uniforms, mechanic or laborer, didn’t like it, rather be comfortable (Father yes – Grandfather not sure)
4. In their current surroundings is there anything unusual, outstanding or meaningful?
I saw cars (Grandfather was a drag racer, cars, trucks and cars)
5. What are you feeling or experiencing?
Life is easier now, didn’t like all the responsibility, weighed on him – not now (Grandfather sacrificed a lot, a lot of responsibility)
6. What happened to you – how did you get here?
Chest pain, heart, lungs, felt like there was an issue about who was there when he died, “wasn’t a problem for him” (Grandfather died of heart attack in a nursing home, not sure about issue about who as there. Father died ?? )
7. What is your hobby, special interest or favorite thing to do?
Cars, basketball, playing with kids, “misunderstood”, people didn’t get him (Grandfather loved cars, played volleyball until quite old, loved playing with kids, people said he was misunderstood at his funeral)
8. Describe a physical lifetime scene we were both in I will remember.
Picnic, park, lots of people and kids around, fun, he got her a birthday present, special (Every 4th of July the family gathers at a mandatory picnic – big deal. Grandfather and Father always there doesn’t remember any present either gave her at the picnic. Grandfather did get her first bicycle which was very special to her)
9. Show, tell or give us something that proves this visit is real.
Small necklace, he gave her, was his, given to him (Doesn’t know of anything like that)
10. Who are you with?
Woman, sister, like a sister, “not as bad as she used to be”, sees things differently, mind changed. (Grandfather’s sister-in-law used to be very annoying to him, probably her)
Comment
About
© 2009 Created by Caryl Dennis on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
You need to be a member of Afterlife Communication Study to add comments!
Join this Ning Network