Moments That Defy Logic Yet Bring Hope - October 14

There’s a realm of mystery that lies just beyond the logical world we know. In today’s 5 Minutes In Nature, Liz reflects on loved ones who have passed and the unexplainable moments she’s encountered that bring her deep comfort. She finds peace in knowing that not everything can be explained by science—and that mystery fills her with hope.

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Oh Liz, such beautiful reflections filled with much hope & wonder.
Thank you for sharing ✨️🙏🏼✨️

Some thoughts to ponder in this reality we try to understand and make sense of. 🙏

Thanks Liz for this very heartfelt 5 minutes. 🙏🏼
How beautiful that you received your gift from your friend as you did and you felt the connection in your heart. 💚

I believe/feel there is a connection between us and departed souls through birds and feathers. 🪶
Whilst in Ireland, on 2 different occasions I had visits from red breasted Robins.
The first time was in County Omagh where my great grand-dad was born , there were 2 Robins there.
And the 2nd time was at Glendalough in County Wicklow at the beautiful old Monastery site. There was one Robin there flitting through a tree I was standing by near the Holy Water well.
Also, I noticed in several gift shops plaques with Robins on them and the saying ‘Robins are the souls of the Departed’

These occasions are special and not able to be ‘ logic-alised’
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I think with all the technology we have now it’s easy to find the answer for everything, sometimes it’s just good to wonder

Thanks for today’s reflection, Liz. These moments of synchronicity are wonderful. I have had a number of them myself and they leave me with the idea that I am on the right track and thst all will be well. What happened in your dad’s case opens our eyes to possibility and renewed hope that we will one day meet our loved ones again. Tony