The passing of a loved one is definitely the most difficult experience that people go through. We have all been there. Whether be it a relative, a member of the immediate family, a friend, a colleague, it’s painful in every way. The acceptance that they are not with you physically anymore is agonizing. When you are close to someone who just passed away, there are certain signs that show you that they are still with you and watching over you. Most of the time we do not notice them, but here, just in case, you will know. 1. You can smell them The scent of a loved one is probably the most common way you’ll know that they are still with you. It can be the way they smell after spraying their favorite perfume, the food they cook, or even the tobacco they smoke. You are lucky if you get to smell them. It means they are sending you a message. 2. You see them in your dreams When we sleep, our subconscious mind is more open to the spirit world and this allows the deceased to interact with us and say what they want to say. Dreams involving the spirits of those who passed away tend to be really realistic. Make sure to pay attention because they may want to tell you something. 3. Your stuff go missing Often times, you will think that you just misplaced a certain item but you know that you only put it in a certain place. When you finally find your stuff, it might be that your departed loved one is just playing a joke on you. Just laugh it off. No need to be scared. 4. You have unusual thoughts There are moments when you feel you are having some thoughts that feel like they are not yours. It could be a sign that your departed loved one is just near you or trying to talk to you. It will feel as if your inner self is talking to you but it is confusing and does not feel like it’s not your internal monologue. 5. Signs during the funeral Do you know that our spirits attend our own funerals? This is according to renowned psychic James Van Praagh. They do it to be able to interact to everyone, comfort them, and relay the message that soon it will be fine. We tend to be so absorbed with the grieving that we do not notice these signs.

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