An After-Death Communication, or ADC, is a spiritual experience that occurs when someone is contacted directly and spontaneously by a family member or friend who has died.  An ADC is a direct experience because no psychics, mediums, therapists, rituals, or devices are involved.  And an ADC is a spontaneous event because our deceased loved ones always choose when, where, and how they will contact us.

Definition of After-Death Communications (ADCs)

Sample ADCs

ADCs have been categorized into 13 types.

Sensing a Presence: Sentient ADCs

Hearing a Voice: Auditory ADCs

Feeling a Touch: Tactile ADCs

Smelling a Fragrance: Olfactory ADCs

Partial Appearances: Visual ADCs 1

Full Appearances: Visual ADCs 2

A Glimpse Beyond: ADC Visions

Encounters at Alpha: Twilight ADCs

More Than A Dream: Sleep-State ADCs

Homeward Bound: Out-Of-Body ADCs

Person-to-Person: Telephone ADCs

Material Matters: ADCs of Physical Phenomena

Butterflies and Rainbows: Symbolic ADCs