I had had another dream about her.

I saw her, I grabbed her hand.

I thought I'm going to wake up as soon as I touch her, so I just grabbed her and hug the hell out of her.

And then she just assured me that, you know, it's okay.

I'm okay.

Then I just, it popped in my head. I was like, that's right, you're, you know, it's okay. I'm okay. Then I just, it popped in my head. I said,

that's right. You're, you know, you're in heaven. So I just, how is heaven?

This is touched by heaven. Everyday encounters with God. Those moments when heaven and earth collide.

And we see God. We see his hand reaching out to us, attempting to get our attention, inviting us into a

closer relationship in the stories of encounter, angels, divine interventions, prophetic dreams,

near-death experiences, big and little God incidents, all here. I am your host, Trapper Jack.

Had to dream myself last Wednesday, Wednesday morning I wake up, and I'm waking up to kind of a field of,

call them stars, they weren't exactly stars, but up close and personal. And it was more visiony than dreamish, but it just, it was kind of heavenly. I don't know whether they represented angels or, I don't know. But it was very cool. I've seen it before, and then it just faded away and was replaced by seeing this decaying, brownish, grayish skull.

But then, you know, the bad guys get into dreams too, right?

I thought, but that's not what it was.

I found, no, not at all.

It wasn't a negative at all.

It was a positive.

I found that out a few hours later.

I was happening to listen to a homily by a priest talking about how in early Christian

art, often the artist would paint in the picture a skull. Why? It symbolized Christ's victory

over death. Interesting. I thought, okay, there's the connection. Christ's victory over death.

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