Death and associated phenomena

Ian Punnett on US radio show, Coast to Coast held an in depth interview with neuropsychiatrist Dr. Peter Fenwick about his new book, 'The Art of Dying' which examines death and the dying process.

According to Fenwick, the dying receive visitations from deceased loved ones within the last two weeks of life. This experience is common among those who believe in afterlife experiences and those who do not, he said. As evidence, Fenwick shared an anecdote about a non-believing mother who received a visitation from her dead husband. Deathbed visions appear to be part of the death process itself, he explained. Fenwick also talked about how culture may influence the form of the person seen by those near death, noting that 25% of people in his UK study had their mothers or fathers come to 'collect' them.

Feathers from heaven

Mail Online

Four years after the tragic death of her daughter Caron Keating, TV presenter Gloria Hunniford has found a way to deal with her grief.

The Northern Irish TV host, 68, has found comfort in what she believes to be 'messages' from her late daughter.

Speaking to Fern Britton and Philip Schofield on This Morning earlier today, Hunniford said she regularly encounters lone feathers, which she believes are a sign from Keating in Heaven.

Hunniford said: 'Caron believed feathers were calling cards from angels.

'It's extraordinary because I am constantly finding isolated fathers, including one in the studio today - even though there were no feathers around.

'One feather fell at my feet the day of Caron's funeral... I find it a great comfort.'
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God's Gift of Love: After Death Communications by Christine Marie Duminiak
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