<div>The signs had been there all along, but the full connection only crystallized through after-death communication.<br> <br> At his funeral, I noticed an extensive display of <em>Titanic</em> memorabilia, books, models, photos, and artifacts. It was clearly a lifelong passion, although I had no idea that display was an indication of how deep his connection ran.<br> <br> A day or so afterward, while talking with a friend, I received a fleeting impression with an image of him dressed in a dark uniform. He was wearing a cap and the uniform had metal/brass buttons. I didn’t see his face clearly; my attention was drawn to the details of the uniform, the hat band and the solid buttons.<br> <br> A week later, the “reveal” arrived. I happened to catch a local newscast mention of an upcoming <em>Titanic</em> exhibit. As I listened, a distinct impression, part voice, part knowing, came through: <em>“I was an engineer.”</em><br> <br> I found a photo listing some of the engineers. Instantly, I recognized him, my recently departed friend.<br> <br> Reincarnation, when seen this way, is about continuity, <em>consciousness carrying forward what it still loves, what it still needs to understand.</em> <br> <br> More details on my blog - <a href="https://talkingtonightlights.com/2025/11/10/a-posthumous-wink-reincarnation-revelation/">https://talkingtonightlights.com/2025/11/10/a-posthumous-wink-reincarnation-revelation/</a> </div>