If my spouse remarries after I die, who are they with on the other side?

“marriage because you look the same, you sound the same, but you're not the same. And not everyone has signed up to walk a spiritual path with you, vows aside. And also, and this came up in my own 18 months of marriage therapy to try to hold together the castle of sand that was corroding. Um, I finally said, I felt the in between well up inside me and gave me these words. I said, "Our marriage vows say till death do us part." What happens when one of us dies? No matter that we return, our covenant”55:21

“My deceased wife appeared to me as a beautiful being of light, and when I saw her, I was of course beside myself with joy, and actually, this was the highest of feelings for me because we had been together for over 45 years and had a really wonderful marriage, and I knew that she was always near me, but actually, she never appeared to me as she did at that moment.”3:30

“He was completely open to the idea that there is something between heaven and earth, that still connects him with his wife. And if she hadn't appeared to me, if she hadn't told me that, I wouldn't have been so open to what then unfolded. I might have said, This doesn't fit between us, period. Or something like that. But it simply arose out of that pleasant contact, a complete professional change. And it led to what that soul, the wife, had told me being true. She had died very early at 50. And I had more and more experiences like that.”59:50

“So when other people died in my life, as people passed, I realized that they continued beyond the point of death. And it really lessened my grief. Yes, I would miss them. I would miss their time in my life and my interactions with them, but I also felt as though, even though they were gone, that I still had a relationship with them, not that I could hear them or see them or anything like that, but that I felt that their consciousness still existed.”29:08

“Would you know, I felt the same way because I had seven children that I deeply loved and my husband as well, but when I left the hospital and went to see my children and my husband, I wondered why I didn't have that feeling of despair and leaving them. But I could see into each of their lives, and I knew that they were here on earth with their own agenda, and that it would be okay, that my, whatever I was needed for in their lives had been taken care of. It was done.”14:24

“Her deceased husband was present, and I told  her so. She began to cry, especially when I mentioned that he told me she would be coming  to him shortly. She died three months later. "While I was in this condition and could see and  communicate with people who had passed on, I saw several events which I understood could happen  in the future. Some were distressing to me since they involved catastrophes about which I could  do nothing. One circumstance that I saw, however, was a joyous one. Another son would be born to  me. At the time, I was single with no particular”11:15

“no longer suffered from the loss of my brother and I simply can no longer mourn those who die. I miss my loved ones, but it is so obvious to me that they have just gone elsewhere. My parents, who were so close to me, left to join my brother years later and I felt joy for their new freedom. My heart overflows with gratitude for these few moments of eternity that were given to me”5:39

“And if the marriage does continue, it seems to continue in a completely different way, and the other thing I noticed was that, uh, they come back sort of with this unconditional love for everyone, and close friends and family members who are used to having a, a certain priority, uh, would get a little envious.”38:58

“When people die, that I could mourn the loss of them, and I would mourn the family, I would feel bad for those of us kind of left behind, but I no longer had this sense of grief for the person itself. Like I just felt like they were going to a better place. Like I really feel like it, not just like it's the thing you see in Hallmark cards, 'Oh, they're in a better place now.' Like I really felt in my heart, they're in a good place. Like they're in a better place and it's okay to die. So it didn't have the same effect on me.”22:21

“It's not that I didn't have an incredible relationship with my first wife, she's fantastic, but it's, you really feel like you were one at one time, and now you're, you're your separate energy signatures, but you're still one, but you're separate.”39:32

“And I felt that I could be present with my family, my siblings, my parents, and there was this silence. Not a word was spoken. And there was this unbelievable sadness, and this sadness burdened me a lot. If I felt, well, okay, he'd already had to pass from us, but maybe there's a life after death, or maybe we'll be able to see each other again. If there had been any glimmer of hope, it wouldn't have been so burdensome for me.”15:46

“I remember seeing holes in the ground that we fill at death with our loved ones, and I thought of my family, but all the graves were empty. Then I just knew that life goes on. None of us really die. I felt so much comfort knowing that all my loved ones would not just cease to exist. They too would go where I had been.”7:47

“space. My husband's father, whom I had never met in waking life, but who had died 3 months after I began dating his son, met me here. I attended his funeral, but never saw or spoke with him. However, he met me on the other side and held my hand. I felt other presences around me but could not distinguish them. At the end of the darkness, like looking outward into the distance, there was what seemed to be a mountain, and behind that mountain was the most outstandingly beautiful light. I don't remember having”17:15

“And my husband and I had a pact that if one of us were in the event one of us had a catastrophic illness or something that we would not leave each other. I I watched a lot of people die alone and it's terrible. And I got this sense that when you were dying, you should have another human who loved you, or can love you, until God takes your hand. They've got your hands and they're holding them.”7:18

“anymore. And I honestly believe that this happened for a really good reason at that particular time because after my stroke, I my husband and I spent the next 10 years helping his parents and my parents with end of life and transitioning. And it was a long process, but I was able to be fully present and just enjoy being with them and not worry about them because I understood that there is no such thing as an ending. It's actually a graduation. It's not a It's not like you're done. There's a whole lot more. The physical”20:45

“But, you know, I don't know. And I looked at my ex, and I thought, so clearly, the next time I'm on my deathbed, I'm gonna have a man holding my hand that loves me, that is grieving, and I'm going to stay married to this man.”33:27