So many people have paranormal experiences once a loved one has passed. My question is does anyone know if there is a certain length of time between the person passing & when experiences occur? Can they make their presence known immediately or is it after a period of time?

my clients have reported usually around the time of death or shortly after but also sometimes long after the fact.

No, a certain amount of time does not need to elapse between a death and when they decide to make contact. In my experience, when a death is very sudden, the deceased will try to make contact right away, many times to the first person who will listen (especially if you are a Sensitive). After that, they will feel satisfied that they have said their "goodbyes" and will move on. On the other hand, when someone goes through a more prolonged death process, say for example, they have had terminal cancer and have gone through their "goodbyes" while still in the corporeal state, then they will move on to the other side and be processed right away instead of hanging on. In this instance, it might take weeks or months for them to return and make contact with a living relative. Again, this is from my personal experience and by no means the hard and fast rule to all visitations. All people and all spirits will do as they please

Keep in mind that contact can be a soft touch, slight breeze or even a soft whisper. It can also come to you in what you thought was a dream.
TV and Movies portray contact in a dramatic way but in reality it is as simple as a soft kiss

Sometimes, your not even aware of it until after the fact.

I think about the time you buy your boyfriend a new corvette with your departed husbands insurance he might show up

tway wrote:


Uhhh, maybe but that's kind of an extreme case and you'd probably deserve to be haunted at that point.

Vegaskimmy, the author of this thread was recently widowed and has 2 children, the response from tway was totally callus.
Vegaskimmy asked a valid question that deserves a respectful and professional answer

Wow, I can't believe someone would post something so insensitive on this site. Not that I feel I need to justify my question I was asking for someone close to me who has recently lost a loved one. I didn't want her to haveexpectaions to be based on my personal experience. Might I suggest the rule if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all.

Thank you Peek-a-boo for your response & for responding to tway. I don't think I'll ever get use to how thoughtless & mean some people are on social media. Again, thank you.