OK, so who's Markie?
I have a Guardian Angel (motherless child) and I have always gotten what I needed, (at the 11th hour...lol) (not what I wanted, but what I needed) and I believe in visions and stuff. I had an experience once. Now, I have vivid dreams from time to time, but this wasn't that and it was so simple, but still it was real.
OK, to set this up, when i was growing up in Florida, my grandparents lived up in KY. I'd go up and spend the summers with them, because every year, the whole family would gather there and put in a 10 acre veggie garden and then I'd spend the summers helping my Grandpa tend to the garden. We'd spend day after day, day light to dark, hoing weeds and watering the plants by hand, etc.
He smoked Pall Malls heavily, so imagine, we'd be side by side with hoes, hoing out the weeds that are in between the plants, being careful not to cut the plants. It's hot and I'm sweating, wiping sweat out of my eyes occasionally, and bright, real bright, I'm having to squint if I look up. The air is hot and heavy, hazy, pollen floating in the air, making it harder to breathe. I can smell the cigarette smoke and hear my grandpa wheezing and coughing, warning me not to cut the veggie plants. I can smell the nicotine, the rich dirt, the pungent smell of the plants, and his body odor, etc. never looking up, just watching that I don't cut the veggie plants, to avoid my grandpa's wrath. My hands hurt, my back hurt, my legs hurt, even at 14. I was thirsty all the time. Day after day after VERY hot, long day.
OK, so fast forward about 12 years. I joined the USMC at 17 and went out West and overseas and saw the world, for a total of 10 years, then went back home. My grandpa had passes away while I was overseas, so my grandma had moved in with my uncle in KY. Well, she had some kind of emergency medical condition (internal bleeding) and was rushed to the hospital. After two days of tests, the doctors could not find out what it was. They were perplexed. Her condition quickly degraded and the family was notified and they had gathered for the last rites.
That night, I went to sleep and some time during the night, I was back in that garden, with a hoe in my hand, I was looking down at the ground, hoing the weeds. It was VERY bright, but it didn't hurt my eyes and it wasn't hot at all. I was a little confused at that. Suddenly, my grandpa was there next to me, but gone was the nicotine smell, the smoke, the wheezing and coughing. In fact. it smelled sweet and I could feel a very strong positive energy. coming from him. I didn't look up, but he said to me, "Tell Grandma that she'll be alright." And BOOM, it was over.
I jumped out of bed, took a shower, got dressed and rushed to the hospital. ALL 4 of my aunts were there, as were a few of their adult children (my cousins). My dad and his brother were there. The hospital room was crowded and everyone was quiet and somber. The Church of God preacher (that my grandma went to- she was the daughter of a preacher and spent her entire life in the church. She's the family rock of religion) was there. I was beaming so I slung the door open and burst into the room. Everyone got wide eyed and there were gasps at my disrespect. I simply blurted out,"Cheer up!" I walked right up to Grandma's bed. She had an oxygen mask on and tubes coming out of both arms. She looked bad. i could see the life was draining out of her. I took her hand and said, "Grandma, guess what, Grandpa came to me last night." There were protests from my aunts, "Hey what are you doing?!? That's mean! Don't give her false hope!" I ignored them, the ONLY people in that room was me and my grandma."He told me to tell you that you're going to be alright." Her eyes lit up. "He's in Heaven." She weakly squeezed my hand. I kissed her hand, smiled at her and walked out. Everyone was in TOTAL disbelief. Some were visibly angry at me for what I just did. I would NEVER be forgiven for such insolence! I went back home.
A few hours later, my Dad called me, "You're not going to believe this," he said.
"Oh yes i will, " I replied. "What's up?"
He said, "Grandma will be going home tonight."
"Great!" I exclaimed.
"Yeah, they finally found out where she was bleeding from and fixed it and she'll be fine."
"Alright!" I replied. "I knew it! Grandpa said it was so."
"So, she had went in a few days earlier and they ran a small tube with a camera into her arteries to find some blockage and for some reason had pierced her artery and didn't know it."
"Huh," was all I said.
So that was my experience and like I said, I have vivid dreams once in a while, but there was NO doubt in my mind that THAT was different. It was crystal clear and REAL. I wasn't scared, I was in awe of being bathed in that wonderful light and positive, healthy energy. There was no pain, no worries, no grief, no fear. I wanted to stay there forever.