Hello Jill,

You wrote, this: "a feeling that something bad was going to happen to me and that he was telling me that I would be coming home soon. I was scared of this thought, as if an accident would take me away from my family and that scared me. I am not ready yet."

If you didn't get a clear message, don't be concerned about it. When those on the other side want us to know something, they're clear bout it. If you have a vague sense, it can be of something that will happen, but it won't be bad. When Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant had foreboding about going to the Ford Theater with Lincoln on the night he was assassinated, she was so agitated that she kept contacting Grant all day. The message was clear. There was no doubt. When a woman's child was in a crib under a ceiling that was going to collapse, she heard an audible voice say, "Move your baby" and she did it just before the ceiling collapsed. There was no doubt about it.

If Jim wants you to know something that will be for your good, he'll tell you. You won't have to guess about it. On the other hand, in the physical realm, stress and fears come out in many ways, depending on what's on our mind. You have a concern now, but that's likely a stress or fear from something else in your life.

Now, on the other hand, why are you so fearful of your future. You're dying, you know. We're all dying. If it isn't this year, it'll be in 20 or 50 years. And when the body dies, the person you really are will continue to grow in a new circumstance. And all those you love will be with you in a few years. There's no need to fear your life ending this week or in 50 years. It will be opening the door to the rest of your eternal life, and you have glorious things ahead of you. Don't fear dying. Don't fear being separated from your family for a little while. They'll be fine and so will you. Death is overrated; it's actually graduation to a new stage of your life.

Love and peace, Craig