The first time I felt heavens voice, was when John and I were talking in the kitchen and he was asking me on a date and I was really nervous. I told him I did not feel comfortable being alone with a guy unless I was married to him. And as I looked into his eyes at that moment I knew we were going to be married, he did too. That was heaven speaking to my heart. I never experienced something so real in my life.
The first time I saw heaven in my dreams, was the night of our “shot gun’ wedding. My grandmother came to me to give me comfort. With her bright aura and sincere smile she told me this was Gods will and everything was going to be perfect.
The first time I heard heavens voice was when I laying in bed crying, praying for them to bring my baby home from war. A group of angels came to me, comforted me, and with heavenly peace, they told me he was going home, but he was not coming home to me.
Two weeks later, On the night my love died, my grandmother visited me once again to tell me the news, to prepare me for the days to come .
The following day, I felt heaven again, a pure peaceful light in my chest. As the two men dressed in blue spoke to my family, I sat there in silence. And from far and wide, I know John came to me at that moment, when I was surrounded by family, hands rubbing my back, all allowing me my moment of silence, he came to me and blessed me with peace, comfort of goodbye, an I love you, and we will never be apart.
Another few weeks passed when John came to craddle Elijah in my womb. His peace submerged Elijah and I as he parted ways once again to continue on his journey.
I saw heavens work during the birth of my son when the locket I carried for months unopened, finally opened by itself revealing the pictures of the new parents, John’s way of telling us he was there (us mortals sometimes need very obvious signs).
I am sure heaven speaks to me daily, but often I am so busy with the world that I am not hearing what they say, my last experience with the messages from heaven was a few months ago. I was driving in the car with my niece and my son and they were asking about John, my niece is always so interested in where Elijah’s dad is. I heard Elijah say he didn’t know his father, when suddenly, after years of trying to figure out what to say to this child, the truth was spoken to me and I relayed, “You know your father. You were friends in heaven before you came to me, he brought you to me, and kissed my belly before he left, he loves you, and will be with you again.” To finally have this; has been life saving. My journey past grief, depended souly upon my heart being open to what God needed me to know.