She Felt A Long Loving Embrace During Prayer After Her Mother Died

Lori Bierer shared her miracle story with me via email on May 21st, 2025. During a sorrowful moment in prayer after her mother died, she felt a supernatural embrace.

“My mother passed away unexpectedly on Feb 1, 2009. I did not adapt to life without my mother very well. She was my best friend in the whole world. I was raised in a Methodist church, and I believe in God. I know of Heaven—I have read the stories—but after she died, I was left searching for her. I know where her body was laid to rest, but where was my mother? The soul that her body housed… where was she?

I read a lot of books about testimonials and had dreams of her often. I would wake up and lose her all over again, month after month. So one night, in a desperate attempt to reach her, I fell to my knees in my dark bedroom and I prayed. I cried and prayed to God, to Jesus, to the Holy Spirit—to any of them that would hear me. I begged that they please tell her how much I love her one last time and tell her that her life was important, that she did good things here, she left her mark on the world and it was beautiful—and so was she. Please tell her how much we love her, etc., and I felt an embrace.

I kept my eyes closed. I continued to pray—please tell her this, please tell her that—all the while I was being gently held. It felt good. I thought that my husband walked in, saw what a blubbering mess I was, and this was his silent way of comforting me.

After I finished my prayer, I opened my eyes—and I was alone. I don’t know at what point that hug released me, but I cleaned myself up and went downstairs, where I thanked my husband for what he had just done. He had no idea what I was talking about. He had been tending to our two small children at the time and never came upstairs where I was.

But I was held. I was loved. And I felt it as real as if someone had knelt down beside me and was putting all of my broken pieces back together.

I’m not crazy. I will remember this for the rest of my life here.
Lori Bierer”