I have published many posts about white feathers and how - for some - they appear to be contact from a loved one who has died. Today a similar theme but this time, instead of white feathers, it is a robin who is the messenger. The short story is from Sarah:
I have been told, when someone dies robins are a sign from the spiritual world that the person is still here. A true tale ...
A little while after my father passed, a robin flew into our house (through the kitchen back door) and upstairs into my bedroom and perched on a photo of my father!
It was amazing and beautiful. An unforgettable treasured memory. Especially now, as a Robin always seems to appear at significant moments.
Life is wonderfully strange and unfathomable.
~ Sarah
A little while after my father passed, a robin flew into our house (through the kitchen back door) and upstairs into my bedroom and perched on a photo of my father!
It was amazing and beautiful. An unforgettable treasured memory. Especially now, as a Robin always seems to appear at significant moments.
Life is wonderfully strange and unfathomable.
~ Sarah
Other Similar Posts:
Was The Robin A Message From His Dead Grandmother
Robins And Butterflies As Messengers From The Dead
White Feathers Following The Loss Of a Loved One and many other white feather posts
Cornwall Photos on "Mike's Cornwall" Blog
I wrote a post called 'Robin at Son's Grave Moves Mum to Tears', which actually brought me to tears -
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And I was also listening to Dr.Bernie Beitman interviewing Tara MacIsaac -
https://brizdazz.blogspot.com.au/2018/02/connecting-with-coincidence-podcast-51.html
And she said that birds were the most common messenger for sending a comforting message from the deceased.
A beautiful story! I've heard several other people mention robins in this context, too.
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ReplyDeleteAlternatively, a robin is cool, just by itself.
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