Q&A: Sweet Scent Is Late Husband's Approval

Spirits can give us approvals in many ways. Sometimes after a loved one passes and we don't

know what kinds of services or practice they wanted, we make decisions and hope for the best. In this case, a young widow made a choice after the sudden passing of her husband and hoped he approved. He sent a sweet smell to let her know he does. Here is the exchange: 

QUESTION:  Hi, my husband was only 47 and he just passed away in October. I decided to cremated him but I Don't know if he wanted that I have his ashes at home in our room where he passed, but I only got a strong sweet incense type smell a couple days after he died.

I didn't get any more signs, and I don't know if he is very disappointed on me because I'm being in somehow peaceful state that I don't understand. I want the best for him, and I don't know if keeping him at home is maybe bother him. I also felt signs in my home before he passed and I thought there was another energy in the house.

Please help protect my husband. What is the best for him to be truly free and in peace. I LOVE HIM

ANSWER:  The sweet smell you experienced was your husband's approval of having him cremated. He's well in the afterlife and around you, protecting you and keeping you safe. The feelings of his presence in the house confirm that he is very much around you and looking over you from the other side.

Spirits can convey their presence with scents and do so all the time. You may smell your mother's perfume, or your grandmother's peanut butter cookies whenever they visit in spirit. You may smell your grandfather's cologne or a cigarette or cigar when no one is around. 

For more questions and answers about the Paranormal, read Rob Gutro's book  "Lessons Learned from Talking to the Dead" available on Amazon.com