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Charlotte Nuessle
This poem came out of a dream that caught my attention. It reminds me of the power of being curious that comes from writing as an inquiry.
'They're Still With Us'
“Do you know what time it is?” He asked. “Seven,” I answered. “O’clock?” “Yes,” I answered “Ok,” he said as he turned and went back the way he came.
A resource by Betty Jean Ward
My book, 'They're Still With Us' How to see your signs of love from your deceased loved ones will be on Amazon, April 18th. A book of personal stories showing how our departed communicate with us from the Beyond.
My Inspiration
I have received so many encounters that I felt the need to share them with people in the hopes of comforting them. In an effort for them to be more aware of their own signs they are receiving from their departed.
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