Of course he was wishing his son Happy birthday

I believe it is.
Hugs!

I sure believe he was wishing his son Happy Birthday. Not long ago I had a similar experience driving past where my sister used to live. Hugs Shirley

God certainly lets us feel loved, doesn't He?

The Lord works in mysterious ways. I believe it's possible.

It is almost 7 years and I still get teary when I think of him (Which is almost all of the time).

I know it made you feel good!! Happy for you.

Absolutely! He is letting you know he is still watching out for all his loved ones! I hope you felt love and comfort in the song. Hugs, Barba

I'm sure he was! he was with you when you were driving and this song was not coincidence. It must have been such a warm feeling. Hugs, Gerry

Sure was glad you picked up on the suttle messages he is sending you.Enjoy them!

yes i believe so .What was the song??hugs

I believe that there is a spiritual world that surrounds us, in a warm and loving way

I want to believe that it was your DH. I have had similar experiences.
Angie

I'm sure it was. There is an other "world" out there. Some time after my mother died, she send a message to my husband in his sleep, saying "that is was ok here, that it is a place with no pain"..so I know she is doing fine now.

I believe it to be so.
On the first anniversary of my Mothers passing something amazing happened. I was in the garden with our gardener and noticed a dove sitting on the roadside pavement pacing up and down, occasionally popping her head through our gate. I didn't pay too much attention and carried on. My dogs barked at her but she still stayed close.

An hour later I bid our gardener farewell and I went inside. Moments later my doorbell rang and a man was outside the gate saying that he had been watching the dove and he said she wanted to come inside. I let her in - I picked her up and walked up to my fish pond where I had been weeding, and perched her on the side and she proceeded to watch me as I continued. Not even the presence of the dogs scared her away. I become increasingly curious and went to pick her up again - and she let me!
I decided to put the dogs inside and she walked up the path behind me and hopped inside after me. Because of the dogs I though it best to put her on my shoulder out of harms way and I walked into my Father's room to show him. He couldn't believe what he was seeing...he'd loved birds all his life. He put his hand out and she did not flinch as he stroked her and he quietly said: "It's Mommy and she's come to visit you". We both teared up. By now it was dinner time and I had to cook, so I put her back at the fish pond. A few moments later the dogs started barking and I went to see if she was ok only to find she had hopped up the step again and came back into the house. Well, by now I was beside myself so I put her on the back of my kitchen chair and proceeded to cook. Imagine the clanging of the pots etc!
A while later my DH arrived home and I went to the door and told him that we had a visitor. Well you can imagine his amazement as she flew onto his shoulder! I took out the camera and took pictures of her on each of our shoulders. Just after that I took her out and put her back by the fish pond, checking on her now and again. In the morning she was gone.
I will never forget that experience, and people I tell can hardly believe it either, but those who knew my dear gentle, Mum would consider this message nothing less than that of the Dove of peace - my Mum personified.
Enjoy those moments when your DH touches your inner soul and know that he will always be watching over you.

You can bet he was letting you all know he was there with you. A small miracle of sorts for you. You are blessed!
Meri

It is spirit for sure! and yes I believe our loved ones are close and times like this are to remind us that there is more.

Yes!!! His love is still with you, and all he loved, as yours is with him. Rejoice in it, even though your heart is still broken. It's meant to be a comfort, at least, if not a healing. I know, from experience, and sympathize profoundly. It will be 6 years this Thanksgiving for Bud. It was 13 years on October 7 for Richard. And it still hurts, don't feel alone in this. Love, Marji