If you're alone when you pass does it make it a sad moment?

[bassjunkie]

I've heard before that when you die you look down and can see the people surrounding you. I've also heard that passing is a beautiful thing.

What if when you look down your family isn't there and you're alone? Do you think it makes the moment sad?

I left my moms hospital bedside a few hours before she passed. I knew she was looking extra poorly but I left anyway; I wish I could change it but obviously I can't.

I just hope she didn't look down and see herself alone.

Kez x

[knightofalbion]

Usually the person's dearest loved one on the Other Side will come to take them over.
There are lots of pre-death accounts of people joyfully holding out their arms to someone nobody else in the room can see and/or unleashing a glorious smile and look of happiness just prior to dying.

No one is 'alone' when we die. We will have our spirit guides, loved ones in spirit and angels to be there to greet us.

I think dying alone is a common fear amongst people. My spirit guide smiled at me and said "Now do you think we'd let you find your way home on your own? You'll be coming home!"

lol but yeah, when you die, you go home and will be greeted, remember earth isn't home anyway.

[Smiler]

Hi ~ Adding too the other responses ~ The soul does Choose when to leave the Body ~ It is not uncommon for a soul to wait until a family member has left the room ~ This is done also out of love.


Love and Light
:)

[linen53]

Originally Posted by Smiler

Hi ~ Adding too the other responses ~ The soul does Choose when to leave the Body ~ It is not uncommon for a soul to wait until a family member has left the room ~ This is done also out of love.


Love and Light
:)

This is what I was going to suggest. Don't beat yourself up over it..

I want to pass alone. It a choice I have thought about. I don't feel a sense of sadness about it. I think it will be best that way for everyone.