This recording is probably one of the most personal Monthly Mentoring sessions in the archive. It is a deeply personal session recorded while Suzanne’s mother was in hospice, exploring what happens as we approach the transition from physical life to spirit. Suzanne shares real-time lessons about dying, communication before passing, and one of her clearest teachings on how signs from loved ones actually work—including butterflies, songs, repeating numbers, and meaningful synchronicities.

Standout stories/teachings:

• Suzanne teaches while her mother is actively in hospice. The session takes place while Suzanne’s mother, Ruthie, is in her final days and could transition at any moment. Rather than discussing death theoretically, Suzanne shares what it is like to walk through the process in real time while holding the awareness that consciousness continues beyond the body.
• Messages before passing. Suzanne discusses experiences suggesting that loved ones can begin communicating from the other side before they have fully left the physical body. She shares her own experiences with her mother as well as parallels with Brenda’s passing, creating a fascinating discussion about the transition process.
• A powerful exploration of signs from spirit. Rather than simply listing common signs, Suzanne explains how signs actually work. She discusses butterflies, birds, songs, repeating numbers, and synchronicities, emphasizing that the sign itself is less important than the unusual timing and the way spirit captures our attention.
• The difference between ordinary events and true signs. One of the most practical teachings of the evening is Suzanne’s explanation that loved ones do not literally become butterflies or birds. Instead, consciousness works through existing circumstances to create meaningful, unmistakable moments of connection.

Distinctive questions/topics explored:

• What the transition process is like as death approaches
• Can loved ones communicate before they fully pass?
• Consciousness during the dying process
• Receiving guidance while grieving
• Helping family members through end-of-life transitions