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BrunoMaria
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Do you believe, that some can see deceased?
A woman claimed to be in the state to call upon decedent. She says that she actually then sees the deceased person as she’d see you and me; and she talks to the deceased person. There are quite a few such “mediums”.
Fact is, that after such “meeting” she told the police where the body of the missing and murdered person lays, and the Police finally found the corps.
We all have heard of similar cases. Of course the whole “thing” is extremely doubtful. Moreover so, it’s everybody’s private decision to believe such rather peculiar thing or not. It’s neither dogma nor part of Christian belief.
There is no doubt, that Saints really appeared to selected people. Such as the little Boy Alessandro saw St. Pallotti almost 50 years after Pallotti had died - even though he didn’t know him:
>St. Pallotti, died in 1850 and appeared the 9 years old boy Alessandro Lutri who 1898 in Rome fell 18m deep on stone and was about to die. Next morning when his mom arrived to see her dying little son in hospital, Alessandro sat absolutely healed, happily on his bed, around him the bloody bandages. The little boy described to the baffled hospital staff and his mom, that a priest he had never seen before was in the room and spoke to him. They showed Alessandro a picture of the Saint, and the Boy enthusiastically nodded and said yes, it was him who was here tonight. It was Pallotti, his mom had asked in petitionary prayer for help so often before and now in her anxiety about her little son. - - - At Pallotti’s beatification 22nd of. Jan. 1950 Alessandro Lutri was present. 1963 Pallotti was canonized by Pope John XXIII.<
But I wonder and I dare to doubt if “normal people” once they saw God after their death, will be allowed and enabled to (visibly by us) see people on earth. Sure they see us, but we don’t see them. We are simply not allowed to see deceased once they have seen God; once they are in heaven. If this would be “common” that we can see deceased and talk to them, then the whole earth as place for probation would be redundant, for all would believe anyhow.
But some seem to be chosen… We obviously are not chosen to get close contact with deceased, for we have to acquire our belief ourselves without such proves like the appearance of deceased
However. One thing we all do believe: That all who died, now live more consciously than we do. Nobody would deny that Dismas, the crucified thief on the right of Jesus’ cross is alive just as any deceased is. Nobody is ever dead. Whoever died is alive - either in heaven or “elsewhere”.
In the Bible are quite a few mentions and and testimonials of supernatural experiences after Jesus Ascension to heaven. Not only Pentecost, but also some the Apostles experienced, such as Paul when Jesus spoke to him in Acts 9,4 - or when Paul knew about a decedent in 2Cor 12,2.
Yours
Bruno
A woman claimed to be in the state to call upon decedent. She says that she actually then sees the deceased person as she’d see you and me; and she talks to the deceased person. There are quite a few such “mediums”.
Fact is, that after such “meeting” she told the police where the body of the missing and murdered person lays, and the Police finally found the corps.
We all have heard of similar cases. Of course the whole “thing” is extremely doubtful. Moreover so, it’s everybody’s private decision to believe such rather peculiar thing or not. It’s neither dogma nor part of Christian belief.
There is no doubt, that Saints really appeared to selected people. Such as the little Boy Alessandro saw St. Pallotti almost 50 years after Pallotti had died - even though he didn’t know him:
>St. Pallotti, died in 1850 and appeared the 9 years old boy Alessandro Lutri who 1898 in Rome fell 18m deep on stone and was about to die. Next morning when his mom arrived to see her dying little son in hospital, Alessandro sat absolutely healed, happily on his bed, around him the bloody bandages. The little boy described to the baffled hospital staff and his mom, that a priest he had never seen before was in the room and spoke to him. They showed Alessandro a picture of the Saint, and the Boy enthusiastically nodded and said yes, it was him who was here tonight. It was Pallotti, his mom had asked in petitionary prayer for help so often before and now in her anxiety about her little son. - - - At Pallotti’s beatification 22nd of. Jan. 1950 Alessandro Lutri was present. 1963 Pallotti was canonized by Pope John XXIII.<
But I wonder and I dare to doubt if “normal people” once they saw God after their death, will be allowed and enabled to (visibly by us) see people on earth. Sure they see us, but we don’t see them. We are simply not allowed to see deceased once they have seen God; once they are in heaven. If this would be “common” that we can see deceased and talk to them, then the whole earth as place for probation would be redundant, for all would believe anyhow.
But some seem to be chosen… We obviously are not chosen to get close contact with deceased, for we have to acquire our belief ourselves without such proves like the appearance of deceased
However. One thing we all do believe: That all who died, now live more consciously than we do. Nobody would deny that Dismas, the crucified thief on the right of Jesus’ cross is alive just as any deceased is. Nobody is ever dead. Whoever died is alive - either in heaven or “elsewhere”.
In the Bible are quite a few mentions and and testimonials of supernatural experiences after Jesus Ascension to heaven. Not only Pentecost, but also some the Apostles experienced, such as Paul when Jesus spoke to him in Acts 9,4 - or when Paul knew about a decedent in 2Cor 12,2.
Yours
Bruno
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I bet it would work too!