Feathers Brush My Heart: True
Stories of Mothers Connecting with
Their Daughters After Death by
Sinclair Browning
My Poetic Throughts On The Loss Of My Mother
Featuring more than 70 stories collected as part of the Feathers project,
Feathers Brush My Heart is a comforting book for women in times of loss.
Each story, ranging in length from a couple of paragraphs to several
pages, speaks of some sort of communication between mothers and
daughters; what they have in common is that in each case, the mother has
already passed away. In every other way, each story is entirely different.
The women who contributed stories are of all ages and income brackets.
Some write movingly of abuse and dysfunction during their childhoods,
while others pen with equal grace tales of close, loving relationships with
their parents. Some gifts are as simple as finally learning to make their
moms beloved peanut butter fudge. More complex tales show repeated

instances of protection and strongly felt presences in the midst of physical
danger. Dreams, impressions, and objects all figure strongly, and many
women write of the particular significance of a special flower, ribbon, vase,
or article of clothing. Author Sinclair Browning ties this collection together
with gentle musings and recommended readings, along with a few short
stories of her own. And while the details vary, the core message remains
consistent: those who love us are never truly gone, and contact is always
available if you remain open to the possibilities. --Jill Lightner
Personal Review: Feathers Brush My Heart: True Stories of
Mothers Connecting with Their Daughters After Death by
Sinclair Browning
A friend told me to read this book shortly after I lost my dear mother to
breast cancer. It is full of inspiring, wonderful true stories of women who
lost their mothers and had signs of them being near them after passing.
The most wonderful thing happened to me after I finished this book a
couple of weeks after my mothers funeral. I was going to church every
morning at 7 a.m. for mass every day on my way to work after she died.
One morning I was sitting in my usual pew in front of the Blessed Mother
statue waiting for service to begin....I looked down as I knelt to pray at the
pew seat in front of me and there was a feather! It was over 3 inches long
- I looked everywhere else around me - no other feathers but the one right
in front of me. I believe this was a sign from my mother. Please read this
book - your mother is still with you...you will always be together.
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