This story about spirit communication came from Isabella Dove, whose daughter Naa’ila Gioia, passed away last year. Isabella was one of our early blogging friends. When we first met her, she and her daughter were living in Thailand, then moved to Laos. Naa’ila was the love of Isabella’s life. Isabella read a spirit communication story we posted on Facebook and after she read it, she emailed me.
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Hello Trish, this is the story.
Or one of the stories. There have been others but this one I feel has a huge meaning.
My daughter passed away on the 23rd of October 2014. She was 11 years, 9 months and 9 days old. The day she died was the Diwali Festival, as they call it in India, the Festival of Lights. It’s a day when many people apparently wish they could pass away because the Festival of Lights represents the ultimate liberation from life’s burdens. It occurs every year around the end of October.
I was told that in India some people who are on their way to other side, actually try to wait to pass away on that day. So when I was in India, people were telling me in how lucky she and I were that she passed on the day she did. She was freed from burden and went straight to the light and this has invaluable significance for my own karma.
We lived in Laos for 4 years so I organized a Theravada Buddhist ceremony at the main temple in Vientiane and decided to put her ashes in the wall of the temple, as per practice. So a plaque was needed. The best way was for me was to keep it simple, creative and not too expensive. So I took the picture of her that I love with the writing on it (image above) went to a printing shop, and had it made on an acrylic support which would be covered with glass and sealed. Three more copies were made as I wanted to keep one for me and I also sent one to my brother.
The post in Laos is reliable, yet you can never guarantee what happens. Anyhow, it cost me four times the price of the four acrylic 4 plaques to send them to Europe. This was done around January 20, 2015. Since I couldn’t find any bubble protected envelope, I put the plaques in a simple envelope and thought I would be lucky if the package arrived at its destination in one piece.
I never really bothered to check but after about a month, my brother told me the package hadn’t arrived yet. Then, on March 10, 2015, he was writing me a happy birthday email and announced the package had arrived that very day, on my birthday. Like a present. So my lovely daughter’s presence was in both places at the same in Europe with my brother and with me in Thailand, wishing me a happy birthday!
I have other stories like this in my notebook. I also wrote a few posts on my blog. I am slowly getting my normal life back, but it will never really be normal again.
Lot of love, Isabella
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We will be posting several more of Isabella’s synchros in the days to come. They are all stunning.
Such a loss and sorrow for her mother, but it sounds indeed like she is trying to send her love to her.
It sure looks that way, Lauren.
What a beautiful face. My condolences to her Mom. We are working through the loss of my cousin’s only child. Her daughter died in a car accident in April. It is so hard.
Losing a child has to be the most heartbreaking thing for a parent. I’m sorry to hear about your cousin’s only child, Nancy.
… bonds of love
May you & your daughter be blessed x
I am sorry to hear about your beautiful girl, Isabella. She is very clever to have got the package to your brother on your birthday, and just goes to show how much she loves you.
Thanks, Nat! That was my impression, too.