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In response to a post from Nakul:

?My Mom passed away on 18-07-12 due to blood cancer. She died in Mumbai and we had a day in hand as she was to be bought to my home town. I was trying to communicate with her through ouija board, in case i can find a way to get her back but nobody in family allowed me to do that. I am terribly scared and dont know what to do?. She was our lifeline without her we feel so handicap? Please Please Please guide me how do i communicate with her?.????

Courtesy Ramsiel, Love&LightWorld

Dear Nakul,

As always, I am sorry to learn of your pain on the death of your mother. This dying activity is not a pleasant thing to go through from the viewpoint of the those in pain or those who love us.

First I want to say that you never, never, ever want to communicate with a Ouija board. About anything. The Ouija board works. The problem is there are no boundaries. You can and will pick up whatever energy is hovering nearby, whoever is looking for an outlet.

Think of walking in your city at night, by yourself, with a pocket packed with money, in the most dangerous part of town.? You are not safe, is that not true? You would not be so foolhardy to go by yourself, in the dark, without protection. The Ouija board is just like this.

You have no control over what and whose energy comes through. You must be careful. The astral plane is inhabited by souls without a home.? Some are ordinary deceased beings who failed to walk into the Light when they died. Many are disembodied souls who are lost. They are homeless. They will try to connect with you in any way possible, including pretending they are your mother, they need you, or they want you to do something for them.? Your family was right. The Ouija board is not the way to connect.

Connecting with our deceased loved ones takes patience and must be done by asking for spiritual support. Often, when someone first crosses over, there will be small signs to indicate they are around. Lights flickering for no reason, electronics working erratically, or a bird hovering near the grave. Phones ring with no one on the other end. My friend had every TV and radio go on full blast in the middle of the night when her friend died of Cancer. Her dying friend had agreed that she would let her know that she was okay when she passed.

As for what to do now. You cannot bring her back but you can pray for her well-being.? Your mom had a way of making everyday things into something special. She brought peace and joy with her wherever she went. She was a gift not just for you, but for her whole family and friends. Honor her by appreciating her gifts and later on, by letting her go. She endured much and it is time for her to rest before she moves on with her path.

What can you do? Follow the directions I shared on my post where you responded, ?Mother?s Day: How to Talk to Your Deceased Mom.?? The two most important things to remember are to protect yourself as I recommended, and to practice often.? It is the consistency of practice that allows you to pick up the subtlety of the connection with the deceased.? Your connection will appear most likely similar to the whisper in the breeze more than the banging of the shutters when the wind blows.

Also remember, dear Nakul,? it takes great effort to materialize in a way that you will recognize.? She is only one half of the gift. You are the other half. She knows that you want to connect with her but you must prepare yourself by creating a quiet space and a willingness to be with her in peace. My mother first showed up when I was coming out of a nap about six months after she passed on. I reached up to touch her and my arms went through her. It was that fast and she was gone.

You can do this. She is with you. It is up to you to accept this fact and live your life in a way that honors her. If you can do that? by being the man she hoped you would be,? then she will feel that her life was worthwhile.

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