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I started this in "Ask A Question: but no one responded, so I’ll try again here.
About 3 years ago, 2-3 months after my brother had died, my dad was in the basement, home alone, and all of the sudden my dad felt a light breeze in his face with the overwhelming smell of my brother. It made the hair on the back of his neck stand up and then suddenyl the alarm clock in my brothers room went off, with the volume up all the way, just like my brother used to have it. My dad turned the volume down, the radio off and then called my mom at work to explain what had just happened.
When my mom got home that night she immediately went into my brothers room and while crying out “Jason, if you’re here, please let me know” his radio turned on again, full blast.
I don’t know where I stand on this, but if it hadn’t been my parents who told me this, who are very button down, conservative, straight shooters; I probably wouldn’t have believed it.
I have since stayed at my parents house a few times with my wife and kids, only to awaken in the morning with the fireplace in the basement, where we stay, turned on. My dad’s too tight
to turn it on, and my kids are too young to think of playing a joke. While there could be explanations for this, it does seam odd that it has happened multiple times.
Finally, my brother programmed his phone number in my dads phone and put “Studly Son”. A few weeks ago, on my dads birthday while at work his phone rang and “Studly Son” came up on his caller ID. My dad hesitated and then answered to silence. He said hello several times and then finally the girl on the other end said “I’m sorry I have the wrong number”. Now I have a hard time believing it to be a coincidence that 3 years after my brother dies, a girl who now has his old phone number, could inadvertently call my dad on his birthday.
My parents, who are Catholic too, fully, 100% believe that he’s letting them know that he’s still around and doing just fine. I on the other hand really don’t know what to think and am quite baffled by the whole thing, so I would like to hear what other peoples thoughts are on the the subject, and of course on these particular experiences. I don’t know what the church’s position is on the subject and would like to know that too.
Thanks in advance for your time.
About 3 years ago, 2-3 months after my brother had died, my dad was in the basement, home alone, and all of the sudden my dad felt a light breeze in his face with the overwhelming smell of my brother. It made the hair on the back of his neck stand up and then suddenyl the alarm clock in my brothers room went off, with the volume up all the way, just like my brother used to have it. My dad turned the volume down, the radio off and then called my mom at work to explain what had just happened.
When my mom got home that night she immediately went into my brothers room and while crying out “Jason, if you’re here, please let me know” his radio turned on again, full blast.
I don’t know where I stand on this, but if it hadn’t been my parents who told me this, who are very button down, conservative, straight shooters; I probably wouldn’t have believed it.
I have since stayed at my parents house a few times with my wife and kids, only to awaken in the morning with the fireplace in the basement, where we stay, turned on. My dad’s too tight
Finally, my brother programmed his phone number in my dads phone and put “Studly Son”. A few weeks ago, on my dads birthday while at work his phone rang and “Studly Son” came up on his caller ID. My dad hesitated and then answered to silence. He said hello several times and then finally the girl on the other end said “I’m sorry I have the wrong number”. Now I have a hard time believing it to be a coincidence that 3 years after my brother dies, a girl who now has his old phone number, could inadvertently call my dad on his birthday.
My parents, who are Catholic too, fully, 100% believe that he’s letting them know that he’s still around and doing just fine. I on the other hand really don’t know what to think and am quite baffled by the whole thing, so I would like to hear what other peoples thoughts are on the the subject, and of course on these particular experiences. I don’t know what the church’s position is on the subject and would like to know that too.
Thanks in advance for your time.