Can anyone interpret my dream about my sister talking to me from beyond the grave

First of all, my sister is alive and healthy and we have a good relationship!

I dreamed last night that my sister had died, don't know how/why. Only that her kids were the same age they are now (2 and 6 months), indicating she died "now". Everyone was distraught, naturally. But, I could still see her and talk to her as normal.

The feeling I got is that her husband was a bit ticked that it was me who could see and talk to her, and our parents were so glad to still have an opportunity to connect with her through me.

I can't recall any other details, only that I felt good about not losing her forever.

Weird dream from my perspective as there's no issue with my sister or our parents etc. We're pretty normal and in fairly constant communication.

And just to show you how untrue my dreams are, last week I dreamed Geelong got up and won their preliminary final in the dying moments by 2 points. The reality ... they got flogged.

Anyway, any interpretation of said sister dream would appease my curiosity as to what it all might mean.

Cheers, Andie

Hi Andie

Do you consider yourself to be psychic? I know your sister is still here with you, but your dream may be letting you know that you do have the ability to tune into spirit. Your dream about Geelong could be a gentle reminder that we can tune into and pick up on information from spirit, but with the law of freewill we won't always be correct in every prediction. I have started keeping a journal of all my dreams and keeping journals on everyday things taking place, to see if there is anything repeating... maybe try this. Otherwise there are new age websites which give dream interpretations. I have had a few done myself. Good luck.

Danni

Thanks gemini girl.
No, I don't consider myself to by psychic. I've had the odd moment of deja vu over the years, but that's about it.
I think I'll follow your advice and check out a dream interpretation website. I'm intrigued as to what it could mean.
Cheers, Andie