At the funeral of a child in the Philippines, something lamented happened. Trebby, a 7-year-old child of Filipino woman Alamares, died recently, and his family held a funeral for him. During the funeral vigil, Alamares wept incessantly, when in the white balloon hanging in front of the child's coffin, suddenly a balloon floated out and slowly floated to the mother's side and stopped. This scene shocked everyone, thinking of the child's soul to comfort the mother. Alamares was crying with the balloon in his arms.
It happened in September 2015, after Trebby, 7, died, and his family gave him a funeral at the church. A white coffin, surrounded by flowers and balloons, and portraits of Trebby.
In the pile of balloons, one of them suddenly began to float toward the church bench.
Ms. Alamares wept softly on the bench, and Trebby's siblings reminded her of the balloons.
The balloon slowly floated over Ms. Alamares' head and crashed into her before drifting away.
Alamares's crying turned into a cry of pain, and the balloon suddenly changed direction again to stay behind her, nudging her head.
She began to follow the balloon, hugging it, and seemed to feel the child floating in front of her.
She cried loudly and let the balloon go before it continued to float beside her for a moment, until she put the rope on the seat next to her
At this time, a second balloon floated through the porch to Trebby's siblings.
The balloon stopped between them, as if to say goodbye.
Afterwards, the family decided to release the video. The mother said it was a touching shot, "I would like to believe that this is his last mission to tell the world of his great love." "Since the upload video, there have been more than 69,000 likes and 22,000 comments. Netizens expressed their willingness to understand that this is the soul of a little boy.
It is very uncomfortable to lose someone close to, believing that everyone has lost experience. The truth is so cruel, but even if the body of the body disappears, the spirit of the deceased is still at our side from time to time. If you experience the following five things, it means that the departed soul has always been with you.
1. Smell their smell
Souls who have been good to you can approach you in many ways. One of the more common ways is smell, where the smell of each person is the best linking memory point; perhaps the smell of tobacco, perfume, or your favorite food. Remember to be grateful, because this is a message from the deceased person who loved you.
2. Dream
This is the more common way to contact. Our subconscious mind is more receptive to the spiritual world, allowing the soul to enter our dreams. Dreaming of a soul is usually very real and may not be aware that you are dreaming. Think carefully about what happens in these dreams, because it is possible that they are dreaming for you.
3, your things disappear inexplicably
If you clearly remember that your stuff wasn't put in his place, you might wonder if you're crazy. It could be a dead relative or friend in the middle of the game, which sounds idiotic, but dying doesn't mean you don't want to see you go crazy. Don't be too nervous.
4. There are ideas that do not normally appear
You may suddenly have some unusual thoughts, or even feel that your inner monologue is being controlled by someone else. This can be a sign that your deceased loved ones are still with you. If you feel like you have an alien thought in your mind, take a moment to analyze those thoughts. Especially when your inner monologue starts talking to you, it's like someone else is talking to you in your heart.
5. Signs at the funeral
According to the well-known psychic medium James Van Praagh, our souls attend their own funerals, moving around the room, trying to comfort their loved ones and give them some signs to reassure them. Often, people mourn so much that they ignore these signs. Therefore, when attending a funeral, pay more attention to what is happening around you, which may represent some information.
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