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Not to long ago I wrote about this and I wanted to write about it again because I still have questions. 2020 has been nothing short of awful and people are dying left and right. So, afterlife is sometimes on my mind and I wonder how will I recognize my loved ones and how will they recognize me in heaven? I’ve always been told our bodies are just vessels (I think that’s the right word) and when we die our souls go to heaven. Our bodies are buried or cremated, so our will we recognize each other?
My maternal grandmother and my paternal grandfather both died before my siblings and I were born. How will we embrace them in the afterlife if we’ve never seen them? Does it even matter if we don’t travel with our bodies anyway? I have so many questions for them. I want to thank my grandmother for having my Mother and tell her what a great job she did.
Am I the only one that has these questions? Does anyone know the answer? Is it weird that I want to know?
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It’s not weird. It’s interesting. You see in hell no one will know nor see each other because it is pitch black. In heaven I think you will just know. Perhaps there is a chance that you will look like someone in the family they grew up with. Look at my son. He looks like you. My daughter looks like DaDa, and momma, and Aunt Gail and her daddy and Aunt Doll( oh snoopy she’s so pretty she looks just like me). Hope this help if I am making sense at all.
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It’s very intriguing and I have some of the same questions.
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