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I call these visitation dreams and you’re not losing your mind. They usually happened just before you wake up in the morning and you will see them, sometimes they will say something like, “You left your car keys on the breakfast table.”

You may engage them and say, Why are you telling me this you’re dead? And they’ll respond, How am I dead if I know that you forgot to put your keys in your purse and they are sitting on the breakfast table. Your dead loved ones may tell you that they love you, or apologize for something, and give you some other advice you prayed on, but didn’t get an answer for until now. And then they are gone.

You jump out of bed, go to the kitchen table and sure enough there are your keys. You think that it was just a dream or illusion, but it felt so real! And it is because it was real. You remember this dream as if it actually happened, because it did. It is set in your mind just like other life experiences and you never forget it. Dreams fade away, but this doesn’t.

Why did they come into your dream? Believe me it is better than coming to you in a spirit form at the end of your bed, like Jesus did to his disciples in spirit form. I’ve experienced both. The visitation dream is less scary!

Ask your loved ones to come into your dreams. This is different than any other dream you’ll ever have about them. You will know the difference between a regular dream, that your subconscious is using to straighten out some unresolved mess in your head and a true visitation dream.

Have paper and pen handy to write down every detail of what your loved ones tell you. Although I don’t think you’ll need to, because you will remember this the rest of your life. But, you just as well keep a journal of your encounters. Enjoy the moment with them again. Remember they can see and hear everything you do all the time and are now helping you on the other side giving you ideas and protecting you.

Sweet dreams!