“Visitation dreams,” vivid encounters with deceased loved ones,
play a comforting role in grief. Psychologist Jennifer E.
Shorter highlights their lifelike nature, reassuring messages,
telepathic communication, and calming effects.
These dreams often strengthen beliefs in an afterlife,
providing solace and a lasting sense of connection.
Whether soon after a loss or years later, they help the grieving find peace.
Have you had a visitation dream? Share your story in the comments.
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