Hi
It's great that the afterlife experiences are happening so much that we can't keep up with the terms!
The ADC websight hosted by a couple named Guggenheim gives this definition:
An After-Death Communication (ADC) is a spiritual
experience, which occurs when you are contacted
directly and spontaneously by a deceased family
member or friend, without the use of psychics,
mediums, rituals, or devices of any kind.
So the difference with this site's basic approach is that we don't wait for a spontaneous visit; we go looking for souls who got stuck lower than their potential;
When we talk to them we are on that mission, to get them to their rightful place. Often we don't visit with them as much as a family member might.
They don't know us so they might be startled or shy when we show up.
We often have other helpers with us to take them on up, so it's more a group effort, maybe not as personal as them coming back to see family.
Sometimes we go to visit someone on behalf of their loved one who hasn't yet learned to get across to the afterlife; then we know abit about them and ask whatever questions the loved one has requested, so we can relay that when we get back.
We're mostly not psychics or mediums, and we don't use 'devices', only the training we get from Moen techniques.
So in a way,
our retrievals are sort of 'inside-out' ADCs
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