Thank you Andrea for sharing your experience with us. I couldn't wait to share this but stuck to the weekly schedule without pushing post!
I have read this probably 4 times since you sent it to me & at the part where you looked for the person and no one was there it still sends chills down my spine but I'll explain - it's not chills of being scared or spooked it's like a different sensation. The only way I can explain this sensation is like a knowing. I immediately know exactly how it feels to look for someone who saved you from something terrible and no one is there... It is supernatural. Those who have been through this will understand, it can't be explained logically that a human disappeared within seconds. Yes a traumatic or scary situation plays with our mind but for people like us who have since encountered the spiritual realm, there's an understanding that we are not alone. Some will say angels, others guides, some say ancestors or loved ones who have passed on. We've spoken about our shared thoughts on who this most likely was and I'm so happy that they stopped you from an awful life changing experience, your children still have you and this is a miracle, after having lost their father, your husband. It means so much that we've gotten to know each other more & I appreciate you so much! Much love ❤️
As many times as I've remembered that story alone in my own mind, shared it, or read it like now, it still takes me back to that moment each time. Its hard to put into words everything that I was feeling that day. Thank you for sharing the story here. And thank you for our conversations outside this page. I'm grateful our paths have crossed. It's been such a joy getting to know you. Much love sent back. ❤️
I imagine it's hard to put into words everything you were experiencing, sometimes I find phrases in other languages that actually seem to connect more than English but there are definitely times no words can express moments such as yours. It takes time to process what just took place and the shift in time and with what was a devastating situation to witness as well as grief and wondering who helped it must've been a whole lot to decipher but glad you reached an understanding of what took place 💜
I’d love to say words never fail me, I mean, shouldn’t a writer be able to say that? 😄 But sometimes the right words just don’t exist.
I’m glad you brought up trying to make sense of the whole devastating situation. After the initial shock, all I could think about was whether the people involved in the crash were okay. I saw the officer step out of his car, but he was unsteady. And what about the other driver?
On my way home that night, I saw another officer and asked him what had happened. All he could tell me was that the officer involved was in the hospital but expected to be okay. That, at least, was a small comfort.
You’re spot on the ‘right words’ at time don’t exist especially when it’s very close to the event happening as our mind is still getting to grips with what took place.
It' must’ve been a relief to know how the police officer was doing, what an experience!
Wow, this is I can't actually find the words. Wow. How did you feel writing about your experience? Did it take you back to that time?
It's very sad to read about the loss of your husband and don't know when this happened but I just want to say I hope you are coping and have the support you need or needed at the time. This story made my hairs raise. Thank you for sharing, instant restack!
Thank you, Ria. Each time I share this story, it takes me right back to that moment. Early on (my husband died in 1998), I used to replay it in my mind, wondering—who saved me? Why couldn’t I find them?
Since my spiritual awakening, I see it differently. I no longer wonder where the human voice that yelled “stop” went. Instead, I believe it came from my spirit team, perhaps even my husband himself.
That moment showed me something I carry with me now: we are never alone, even when we’re standing on what appears to be an empty street corner.
Thank you for sharing your story. The way you described your thoughts and emotions as you moved through life after losing your husband sounds absolutely devastating. I felt for you as I read those words.
That combination of pain and numbness leading to the close call is especially powerful. It’s hard to believe that someone who yelled “stop” and saved your life didn’t come over afterward to check on you. So that has left you wondering where that warning came from.
Did that close call shift anything in your state of mind after the event?
Thank you, Kevin. As I shared above with Ria, for a long time after it happened, I kept wondering why I couldn’t find the person who saved me. Now, I see it differently. I believe it came from beyond the veil, from my spirit team, perhaps even my husband himself. That close call did shift something in me. Not immediately, but gradually. I believe it was the very beginning of my spiritual awakening. It showed me that we are never truly alone.
Thank you Andrea for sharing your experience with us. I couldn't wait to share this but stuck to the weekly schedule without pushing post!
I have read this probably 4 times since you sent it to me & at the part where you looked for the person and no one was there it still sends chills down my spine but I'll explain - it's not chills of being scared or spooked it's like a different sensation. The only way I can explain this sensation is like a knowing. I immediately know exactly how it feels to look for someone who saved you from something terrible and no one is there... It is supernatural. Those who have been through this will understand, it can't be explained logically that a human disappeared within seconds. Yes a traumatic or scary situation plays with our mind but for people like us who have since encountered the spiritual realm, there's an understanding that we are not alone. Some will say angels, others guides, some say ancestors or loved ones who have passed on. We've spoken about our shared thoughts on who this most likely was and I'm so happy that they stopped you from an awful life changing experience, your children still have you and this is a miracle, after having lost their father, your husband. It means so much that we've gotten to know each other more & I appreciate you so much! Much love ❤️
As many times as I've remembered that story alone in my own mind, shared it, or read it like now, it still takes me back to that moment each time. Its hard to put into words everything that I was feeling that day. Thank you for sharing the story here. And thank you for our conversations outside this page. I'm grateful our paths have crossed. It's been such a joy getting to know you. Much love sent back. ❤️
I imagine it's hard to put into words everything you were experiencing, sometimes I find phrases in other languages that actually seem to connect more than English but there are definitely times no words can express moments such as yours. It takes time to process what just took place and the shift in time and with what was a devastating situation to witness as well as grief and wondering who helped it must've been a whole lot to decipher but glad you reached an understanding of what took place 💜
I’d love to say words never fail me, I mean, shouldn’t a writer be able to say that? 😄 But sometimes the right words just don’t exist.
I’m glad you brought up trying to make sense of the whole devastating situation. After the initial shock, all I could think about was whether the people involved in the crash were okay. I saw the officer step out of his car, but he was unsteady. And what about the other driver?
On my way home that night, I saw another officer and asked him what had happened. All he could tell me was that the officer involved was in the hospital but expected to be okay. That, at least, was a small comfort.
You’re spot on the ‘right words’ at time don’t exist especially when it’s very close to the event happening as our mind is still getting to grips with what took place.
It' must’ve been a relief to know how the police officer was doing, what an experience!
It absolutely was. I still think about him and the other driver. Hope they both came away from that ok.
Wow, this is I can't actually find the words. Wow. How did you feel writing about your experience? Did it take you back to that time?
It's very sad to read about the loss of your husband and don't know when this happened but I just want to say I hope you are coping and have the support you need or needed at the time. This story made my hairs raise. Thank you for sharing, instant restack!
Thank you, Ria. Each time I share this story, it takes me right back to that moment. Early on (my husband died in 1998), I used to replay it in my mind, wondering—who saved me? Why couldn’t I find them?
Since my spiritual awakening, I see it differently. I no longer wonder where the human voice that yelled “stop” went. Instead, I believe it came from my spirit team, perhaps even my husband himself.
That moment showed me something I carry with me now: we are never alone, even when we’re standing on what appears to be an empty street corner.
Thank you for getting back. It's amazing you have got clarity for this and thanks for sharing your story!
Hi Andrea,
Thank you for sharing your story. The way you described your thoughts and emotions as you moved through life after losing your husband sounds absolutely devastating. I felt for you as I read those words.
That combination of pain and numbness leading to the close call is especially powerful. It’s hard to believe that someone who yelled “stop” and saved your life didn’t come over afterward to check on you. So that has left you wondering where that warning came from.
Did that close call shift anything in your state of mind after the event?
Thank you, Kevin. As I shared above with Ria, for a long time after it happened, I kept wondering why I couldn’t find the person who saved me. Now, I see it differently. I believe it came from beyond the veil, from my spirit team, perhaps even my husband himself. That close call did shift something in me. Not immediately, but gradually. I believe it was the very beginning of my spiritual awakening. It showed me that we are never truly alone.
I’m glad you found that spiritual awakening, and you are not feeling alone. ✨