I had a couple of dreams last night (I just woke up), but the one I remember was fascinating.
Really, I should give you a bit of backstory, but it's rather personal... well, not exactly personal, but I would feel weird telling my messed-up family history to whoever happens to read this post. So I'll just stick to the dream.
Whilst on this trip, I went to some place which I presume had special significance to my long-dead maternal grandfather, whose life, habits and death my mother and I have been trying to learn more about. There was nothing there now but some bland-looking concrete building on an empty lot, with dark glass windows and doors, and the whole thing was shadowed by an overpass, but as I reached the site the doors of the building were opening and closing as if by themselves; not violently but insistently.
There was a woman leaving the place as I got there. I think she was some sort of caretaker for the building and she warned me it was haunted, but somehow saw in me that I was meant to be there. She may have shown up again earlier or later in the dream.
Anyway, for whatever reason my grandfather's spirit was especially strong in this place, and I was uniquely attuned and able to see his ghost more than others. Well, not some cliche ghostly outline or anything, just the ways his ghost manifested. Things moving, shadows, changing air currents and stuff like that. It was weird.
He was signalling to me, first to enter the building, and then he directed me over to a wall.
I don't remember being afraid at all, I was just honoured to meet my grandfather and fascinated by the possibility of learning more about him.
At some point, I either received a vision or watched some recorded footage from his lifetime- given that he died in 1961 I'm assuming it was the former- and was struck by how much I could relate to him, in how he spoke and acted. Sadly I cannot really remember more, save that in that vision he was interacting with one of his brothers, who is still alive. I'm not sure why he chose to communicate with me, or why I alone was able to see and understand him so clearly.