Bells Before Death

Marlene from Montreal, Canada, asked:

Hi Julie,

I’m one of the students in your Medical Intuitive Simplified course, and I’m so excited to see what’s coming next!

Could you help me understand something that’s been happening to me for years? Since I was a teenager, sometimes at night or early in the morning while I’m still asleep, I hear bells or a phone ringing — but it’s never the same sound twice. Within days, I’ll get a real phone call letting me know that someone I know has died. It could be a family member, a close friend, or even someone I haven’t seen in a long time.

What does this mean? Do I have a special connection to the souls of those people?

I’ve noticed this has been happening even more strongly since I started your training.

Thank you so much for everything!

Marlene

Hi Marlene,

What a beautiful and profound connection you’re experiencing!

Those bells or ringing sounds are what many call “spiritual alerts” — subtle, energetic signals from the spirit world letting you know a transition is near. You’re likely highly attuned to the energetic shifts around death, especially for those connected to you, whether emotionally or historically.

Yes, you have a special connection. Your spirit picks up on the sacred journey of others as they transition home, almost like a spiritual early-warning system. And, it makes perfect sense that this ability has become stronger as you’ve deepened your intuitive work in my training. You’re opening more fully to your natural, divine sensitivity. We all have it.

Embrace these occurrences with love and curiosity. They’re a sacred reminder that you are deeply woven into the invisible threads of connection that bind us all, both in the human world and the spiritual realm.

Thank you for your question. It’s a joy to walk with you on this journey!

To learn more about the spiritual end-of-life process, here’s a link to a free copy of my book Angelic Attendants: What Really Happens as We Transition From This Life Into the Next.

Feel free to share it with family and friends who can use comfort and reassurance during the loss of a loved one.

Hugs,

Julie