You’re sitting in a quiet room.
Nothing moves. Nothing makes a sound.
And yet… something feels different.
Not frightening. Not dramatic.
Just familiar.
Like a memory has suddenly stepped into the room and is standing right beside you.
In our hyper-rational 2025 world, we’re trained to dismiss these moments.
A creak is “just the house.”
A flicker is “just bad wiring.”
But for those who have lost someone deeply loved, logic doesn’t always explain the experience.
Across cultures and centuries, people have believed that loved ones don’t always leave completely.
They stay close—quietly—leaving gentle clues rather than dramatic appearances.
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