I agree. She is saying her goodbyes and I believe the end will come
shortly after she is done. We had the best visits while I was up there
the last few days. She is more afraid of forgetting her past than of
dying. She is uncomfortable but does not appear to be in any major
amount of pain. She is coughing up blood and cannot take water as it
makes her sick. All the dead are with us forever in one form or
another. I believe she will reincarnate quickly or not at all.

My daughter was born a month after my father's death and I sincerely
believe he and she are somehow the same person. I was not certain
about the idea of reincarnation until then, but there have been some
unmistakeable signs. They never encountered one another in life and I
did not raise her around anyone who could tell her stories about him,
and their tastes and aptitudes are so similar as to be scary. She had
a bad wreck on his birthday last year and walked out without a
scratch. They say many of the same things. It is a strange thing in
life to raise someone who was a parent in another life. None of the
family is pregnant that I know of and she is such a strong Christian
that her own belief may keep her from coming back to us. Has anyone
else had a similar experience? I am normally a very down to earth
person and not a flake and really believe this based on what I have
seen with my daughter with my own eyes.



On 7/4/05, doulaminerva <martha@...> wrote:
> Dear Darla;
> Perhaps by the time this is posted she will have left the body. As
> Ganga Stone puts it, in her well done book, "Start the Conversation -
> the Book about Death You have been waiting to Read", there is no
> death. She is preparing quickly now, to move to another place, where
> you won't be able to see her, but she will still be as real as ever.
> Tell her, say your goodbyes, and bless her for this most peaceful
> blissful journey of release.
> Namaste;
> Martha