I knew at that time he was not seeing me, but his mother who was waiting for him in heaven. I also knew the moment his body died that an angel had come to take his soul home. I rubbed his head and told him to please let go and go to God. . . . I had given him the greatest of love by asking God to take his hand and lead him home. . . . For those preparing to travel to the other side of the veil, recognizing that family members are waiting must be extremely reassuring.
Science unfortunately continues to downplay DBVs.
In this age of science, popular belief holds that we die alone. Parenting from Beyond Many of the DBVs I've documented relate to contact with parents and parent figures who have died. This absolutely beautiful narrative was given by a Dr. Wilson of New York. Dr. Wilson was at the deathbed of famous American tenor James Moore. The account is well known among DBV researchers.