Alan Loren Stone was my youngest son. As a child, he was extremely bright, and whatever he asked for in music lessons I gave and encouraged him to try.
He studied violin first, but as he grew older he wanted to play the organ. I told him that he would need to study piano first before I would buy him an organ. I bought him that organ as he had learned the keyboard on the piano.
When he was a teenager, he didn’t know what course work to major in at college. I sent him to an educational psychologist and had him tested as to an aptitude for a particular career. He rated high in science and artistic abilities.
These traits have followed him all his life. But his greatest gift to the world was his ability to share his knowledge with his clients and professionals alike. He was kind, caring and was only interested in helping others; he choose this career in Chinese Herbal Therapy for this reason.
As he became more skilled in diagnosis, he helped me by giving me the herbs that would benefit my health. I took them for many years.
He was very psychic and would tell me stories of past lives. We were together in a past life, and he chose me as his mother. He told me about his shoulder hurting him when he was born.
I never told him that he had fractured his shoulder when he was born. There were other incidents he told me about, but at 82 years of age, I can’t remember them.
I wrote an email to a psychic who writes a column in a national magazine. I asked him how Al was doing and here is his answer: “He is safe, love, and will connect once you all let him go. I am sorry for your loss – Tony.”
I expect to dream about him as I get over the grieving process. When I spoke to him the last time, he told me: “I’ve come to terms with my passing, only you haven’t accepted it as yet.”
He was completely at ease with his death.
—Geraldine Stone
