Fly in a dieing persons room?

Question

My mom died a little over a year ago. I have been wondering about something. In my moms room on the day she past. There was a fly that would not leave her alone (before she died) and after she had past the fly disapeared. What does it mean? does anyone know??? Please let me know if this was some kind of a sign or something

When she was sick and before she past the priest had just said it was a sign. I was just wondering what kind is all.

Answer 1

NOTHING!

Answer 2

The fly was there to take her soul She will probably be reincarnated as a fly for the first few days. Flies don't live very long. Then maybe as a cockroach or maybe even a mouse. You may have her in one of your mousetraps right now. She will gradually work her way up through the animal kingdom until she becomes a Human again. Just hope she don't get stuck as a turtle. That could take hundreds of years and very boring I think. OO

Answer 3

It means that some where maggots hatched into flys and the flys went searching for moisture and food. A sick persons mouth and nose are very attractive to flys. When she died, she wasn't breathing anymore and the fly went somewhere else to find its dinner.

Flys and gnats bother me all the time when I have a sinus infection. I don't think they are flying messangers from GOD.

Answer 4

People when they are dying sometimes have a particular odor in their breath. It is possible that the fly was simply attracted to the scent of her breath and nothing more.

It is probably not helpful to you or anyone to try to interpret as a sign something so commonplace as a housefly, although I understand the desire to bring as much meaning to the event as possible. Consider more how valuable it was to be with her yourself in her last hours. That is much more important than any other creatures who happened to inadvertently trundle in.

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Answer 5

nothing.
but your picture looks like a picture of MY mom! spooky!
edit:
you should be upset with the priest that said that then, because flies are a sign of evil.. Beelzebub (which translates to be "Lord of the flies") was a devil, or demon.

check it out! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beelzebub

Ba‘al Zebûb might mean 'Lord of Zebûb', referring to an unknown place called Zebûb, or 'Lord of things that fly' (zebûb being a Hebrew collective noun for 'fly', thus the common lay translation 'Lord of the Flies'

Answer 6

I'm sorry for your mom's death, but i've never heard of any fly stories with people dieing. That's kind of weird though, i'd thought it be the other way around. I think it was just coincedence

Answer 7

It means the fly died too. They have a relatively short lifespan.

Answer 8

I'd say it's just a coincidence, and you're being a little paranoid. I don't mean that to be rude or hurtful... I only mean that you are overanylizing a little too much. I have to same problem sometimes...

Answer 9

it truly is an illustration that the priest is complete of it. haven't got self assurance it and do not stay on it. It became no longer an illustration. i does no longer provide credence to a clergyman who says ""it truly is an illustration" yet cant grant you with any clue what that signal ability.

Answer 10

I think it was something natural. They smell sickness. I am sorry that this happened for you as I was with my Dad when he passed and it was so beautiful. If she believed in Jesus and tried to keep his Commandments she will be with him, so do not worry.

Answer 11

All it means is that there happened tp be a fly in her room.