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writes:Tomorrow will be 5 weeks since my grandma whom i was very close to passed away. Saturday night that just passed, i had a dream about her (idk if it was her coming in a dream). We were eating pizza in my school cafeteria and we were talking about a whole bunch of stuff like how school's going and how heaven's like. Then she said something about "heaven's rays" but i didnt really understand wat she meant. The next day, me and my mom were coming home after my cousin's communion party. We were crossing the bridge into staten island and we saw these sun rays. It was like it was peaking into the clouds and the light was so bright, it didnt even look like the sun it just looked like a really bright light. Me and my mom never saw such thing as that before and we saw them several times going back to nj. My mom said it looked like if god was letting us see a glimpse of heavem cuz it looked like in the pics of jesus assending into heaven. Then I remember that dream I had. I wasnt sure if what i was seeing was just a coincidence or a sign. My mom also said that when we saw it in the sky she got a chill in her spine but it was hot in the car. I took several pics of it on my phone. I also saw on a license plate on a car and it spelled out AMA, which is what i used to call my grandma when i was little cuz i couldnt say "grandma." Do you think these can be signs of her presence or just coincidences. Thanx!!!
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reader, kellyxxx  +, writes (12 May 2009):
 I think its a sign that your grandma Is looking over you, she may want you to know that she's always near when you need her. I believe in signs like this. Some people would say they are coincedenses but its whatever you believe, if you have a gut feeling that she is with you then believe in that! When my grandad died I used to speak out loud in my room as if I was talking to him, it got me through the sadness.dealing with death is hard, each person finds their own way of doing it. X
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