Daddy’s Tune – A Ghost Story

 

“Nothing survives but the way we live our lives.”

            – Jackson Browne, Daddy’s Tune

 

 

 

Episode Summary:

 

What do our loved ones experience when they die? How do we interpret the feelings and synchronicities we experience after losing someone so dear?

 

Today’s story from a Life, Death and the Space Between listener shares what she feels certain were communications from her father, through:

• flashback childhood dreams,
• an inexplicable and exquisitely timed electrical anomaly,
• an overwhelming feeling of calm, and perfectly safe ending to a potentially catastrophic icy driving accident
• well-timed funny cartoon

 

 

Do You Have a Ghost Story?

 

Ghost Stories is a way for listeners to tell their amazing stories of the metaphysical.  If you have a great story to tell, something similar to this, contact you have had with your loved one who has passed, or any other mystical experience please reach out and let me know.  Tell me your story and so we can feature it on the show.  

 

 

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Support Life, Death and the Space Between:

 

If you’re enjoying the podcast and finding value in guest interviews, ghost stories, and the content I share, please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patreon member for as little as $5 a month at Patreon.com/DrAmyRobbins

 

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