Signs And Messages 'from The Other Side'

[mac]

I'm very averse to making things fit although I'm no longer sceptical about many of the reported instances of electronics problems. It's a pity though that our friends unseen don't appreciate how crackling phone lines are often attributable to poor electro-mechanical connections.

With my background of science and electronics I couldn't even guess how many of our equipment failures were occasioned by one or more 'bad contacts'. If I'd put them down to discarnate communication attempts rather than analysing and fixing the faults I would justifiably have deserved the sack!

Ruby if you want members to take a look at Jenn's piece you are referring to you should post a link to it as otherwise it means we all have to go searching.

 

[Ruby]

I don't know how to post these links, sorry mac. I think you may have put Jenn's blog in your resources file. It is her most recent post which I am just about to look up myself. It came to my inbox this morning as I am a subscriber.
Your middle paragraph

 

[Ruby]

There was supposed to be a laughter emoji after "Your middle paragraph"!
You can see now how I can't post links!!

 

[mac]

I don't know how to post these links, sorry mac. I think you may have put Jenn's blog in your resources file. It is her most recent post which I am just about to look up myself. It came to my inbox this morning as I am a subscriber.
Your middle paragraph

Yes Jenn has been in the 'Resources' category for some time. Her posted piece is for anyone interested who's not on her notification list. If you have a computer then posting links is a doddle - I'll talk you through it if it's any help.

On a phone it may be less straightforward but I don't know as I don't routinely use a phone and almost never when I'm accessing websites.

 

[Ruby]

I use a tablet. The Search for the blog will be easier than the search for Life After Death. Sorry! (I will have to use exclamation marks now I've observed that my emojies don't print). Thanks for the offer, but I won't trouble you, I'll ask my son sometime.
What she has posted is an expanded answer to someone who has posted a query on her After Death Communications thread.

 

[mac]

I use a tablet. The Search for the blog will be easier than the search for Life After Death. Sorry! (I will have to use exclamation marks now I've observed that my emojies don't print). Thanks for the offer, but I won't trouble you, I'll ask my son sometime.
What she has posted is an expanded answer to someone who has posted a query on her After Death Communications thread.

I find tablets and phones too fiddly by far. They're OK if you're just reading but fiddly when you're interacting unless you use them regularly that way - I'm guessing that's the case because I haven't tried! I'll perhaps take a look later at what Jenn has written.

 

[Ruby]

A bit of a surprise last night... I was on a Zoom presentation by the wonderful Professor Gary Schwarz of Arizona University listening to his mind-boggling research. I didn't know what to make of it, and Professor Schwarz said he felt sympathy for us and apologised for boggling our brains, which was very charming of him! Anyway, I had posted earlier in the day on this forum. My husband set me up with the streaming as he was hogging the computer just prior to the show, and said he couldn't get the running transcript to go from the screen. I didn't mind, especially when it printed my name, Ruby, twice. Is that a sign or not, on a lecture about this subject? Well, I will accept it gladly!

 

[Ruby]

The Bigelow Institute in America has recently published all the prize-winning essays in its recent competition to find the best evidence for life after death. The essays can be downloaded from bigelowinstitute.com. There's a huge amount to read as they are not short. I posted it in this thread as the nature of the project has provided a lot of "evidence". Interesting reading for those with longer attention spans (anyone else find themselves easily distracted in the last year?) who wish to engage more seriously with the subject.

 

[Moira Lloyd]

I had a mini message today - I think. During the last conversation with my mother before she passed, ( not expected at the time of the conversation), I complimented her on her her colour - an aubergine colour in her highlights. This morning I asked if the word Aubergine could be sent to me as a message to confirm all is well and within an hour I saw the word Aubergine online in something I was reading. It could be co incidence of course, there's never 100% proof.

 

[Ruby]

Quite an unusual word to come across so soon after you requested it! I think I'd take it as a little "hello". Does no harm. Ah, I've pressed something and am now in italics. Never happened before! Don't know how to fix it.

(Is that better? janitor edited)