I Had a Dream,
As my son woke up the next morning I asked him how he was doing. He said “I had a dream. Dad was playing with me and he told me everything would be ok.”
In the quiet hours of the night, when the world seems to stand still and the heart speaks louder than words, dreams weave stories that touch our souls in the most profound ways. It is within one of these dreams that a beautiful and deeply comforting moment unfolded—a moment where the boundary between the earthly and the eternal felt momentarily blurred. In this tender night vision, dad, despite having journeyed beyond the realm we know, returned to play, his presence as palpable as the love that has always bound you together. His laughter echoed in the spaces of your heart that needed it most, reminding you of the joy that once was, and in a way, always will be.
His words, "It will be okay," carried with them a weightlessness, a serene assurance that transcends time and space. It was as if he wrapped you in an invisible blanket of love and comfort, a gentle reminder that his guidance and love for you are as eternal as the stars. Such moments, stitched into the fabric of dreams, are precious gifts, offering solace and a profound sense of connection that defies explanation. They serve as a bridge between the here and now and the ever after—a whisper from the universe that love, in its purest form, never truly leaves us.
In embracing this dream, allow it to be a source of strength and peace as you navigate the complexities of life without his physical presence. Let the love and the unspoken words that passed between you in that dream space fill you with light and lead you forward. Remember, in moments of solitude or challenge, to recall the feeling of his presence, the sound of his laughter, and the warmth of his words. Carry these with you as a beacon of hope, a testament to the enduring bond you share. In dreams and in the quiet moments of reflection, may you find comfort in knowing that love transcends all boundaries, and in your heart, he is always with you, gently whispering, "It will be okay." He is, and always will be, Your Greatest Fan.
