Making Amends
Many departed or deceased loved ones may pop back in to your life to make amends for how they treated you when they were in physical bodies – though they may not have realized what they had done until their physical body died.
Example 1: An acquaintance who, after cutting herself off from some long time friends and acquaintances, had placed her focus on some not so scrupulous people before she had died.
After she had crossed over, and had a chance to objectively review her life, she popped in here to apologize.
She explained that she had felt special since this particular group had wanted her. (This was not an excuse or cop-out, she was merely making an observation.)
She came to those who could hear her to apologize.
Example 2: My father appeared after his death, wanting to make amends to his children. He wasn’t a bad man; he wore blinders and put his faith and trust in someone he shouldn’t have.
After he died, he understood the effect his non-actions had on his children.
His favorite thing – with me – is to ride in the truck with me and play The Carpenters (on the radio) while he watches over me.
Channeled by Jan Toomer
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