My experience began thirty years ago with a visit to Allan Kardec’s grave. I read and studied, but everything came to light in 1992 regarding the experiences. As they were no longer available at that time, I made my encounter with the afterlife through EA. It was a discovery, a reunion with deceased loved ones, particularly my beloved grandmother, followed by messages, and I stopped for a while until 2006. An event in my life led me to return to this doctrine.
Today I deliver messages from the deceased to friends and other people in mourning, and it is always a joy to bring them “a little of the love of their loved one as well as comfort.” When a baby passes away at three months, you describe their bib and their toy and communicate with their mother, who tells you why and how he passed away, even though the autopsy has not yet revealed any results… then we tell ourselves that life exists after death and that there is only a veil separating us.
I have received messages that are sometimes prophetic or aimed at elevating me spiritually, like Padre Pio or St. Thérèse, who sends me the scent of roses into my room and offers advice to guide my life on a spiritual level; it is always an extraordinary adventure.
For some time now, I have also been receiving the guides of people (guardian angels), an experience that has brought me much. When a guide tells you that the child you have been expecting for over 8 years will arrive at 42, and three weeks later you learn of the person's pregnancy, what a wonderful gift announced to the mother. When the guide of my future granddaughter introduces herself and tells you, “It will be a girl; she was already a grandfather to your daughter,” and the next day the ultrasound reveals a female sex, and then you are told that this little girl who is about to be born is “your father returning to your home”…
I don't particularly see spirits, but I feel them on me—caresses when they want to talk to me, scents, and sometimes their physical pain, at least the ones they have experienced.
I was able to bring comfort and joy, and I do it solely for that purpose: to bring a little joy to grieving people… to prove that we do not die, but that there is something else beyond.