| I've very often used long lonely drives to ponder on things
happening in my life and using that reflecting to come to a decision
about something. I think it gave you time to sense that this was
coming. As for the brown envelope bit, well, was that table the place
you usually left each other mail, messages, notes?
did you sense her reason to not go with you was false when she
cancelled? Anyway, I'm glad you did predict it for your own sake.
I've gotten Dear John letters myself, but purposely leaving you
the letter for you to receive right after she knows you've been on a
long trip to visit your dead grandfather does show some real style!
I think you dodged a matrimonial bullet there, laddie! BillM
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| Thanks Cindy, Bill.
With reference to your question, Bill, our hall table is where all the
family mail goes when it is delivered as it's the first thing you see
when you come in the front door.
As for sensing Alison's reason for not going with me that day was
false, well looking back at it now I suppose it was. Maybe I knew the
inevitable all along but just blocked it out. And your right, she did
go about things in a pretty unthoughtfull manner.
Wouldn't it be great if I could predict the national lottery numbers 3
hours before they were drawn, in the same way as I could predict bad
luck!
Take care folks,
Gav.........
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| re .0
I think you were just picking up on Alison's thought forms. A lot of people
do it... (probably not with Alison, though).
For me the exchange of thought forms seems to follow the same decorum
as a phone conversation: sometimes you may catch what the speaker said
acknowledgingly, sometimes you might miss what he said ("What did you say?"),
and sometimes the message comes with startling clarity - and then some. Also,
you can read others' thought forms at will (which was a question another noter
had in here a while back - she could only hear thoughts sent to her, not ask
and get a response). Just like with the phone, you don't have to just
listen; you can ask a certain person an explicit question and get an explicit
response.
(Sorry for the use of the indefinite 'you'.)
The unsolicited tales I, personally, get come mostly when the person
is thinking about me. I could be doing anything, or nothing, and they ring
me, so to speak, and tell me what they think of me. It's sort of
like when someone behind you is staring at you and you may suddenly turn
around because you feel you're being watched. A lot of people know when
they're being thought about without use of the physical senses. And Alison was
thinking of you big-time, passionately, dramatically, and in a negative vein.
The more passionately someone is thinking of me the more explicit I find the
message to be - down to what exactly the action resulting from the person's
thoughts will be, and when, as it is often a "real-time" experience.
I don't think one has to debate whether your knowledge of what would
happen was due to previous physical input, experience, or from simply reading
Alison's mind. I don't think one explanation is more romantic than the other,
or that either is more scientific than the other. What is consciousness and
the unconscious anyway? Why is reading Alison's mind strange to people,
whereas saying it was a matter of the data processor, the unconscious, passing
information to consciousness not strange, and scientific and sound? I don't
think anyone has found the unconscious or consciousness to reside in any
particular part of the physical anatomy, anyway. Neither have I seen any
data on whether or not mind-reading hasn't a physical base. Radio waves are
invisible, yet they carry The Top 40 great distances. What seems
like magic today, probably won't in the future. It seems like a time-thing:
if so-and-so isn't informed of such-and-such in a physical way at such-and-such
point in time, then so-and-so can't know about such-and-such at a later point
in time. That's silly.
But majority rules.
I think they should teach mind-reading in school. Too many people are
surprised and frightened and ignorant when they catch a glimpse of it. So
many really believe you need a physical device to communicate farther than 100
feet, or meters. So what are children taught? If so-and-so isn't informed of
such-and-such in a physical way at such-and-such point in time, then so-and-so
can't know about such-and-such at a later point in time. Many babies are
very psychic before they're taught this stuff.
I'm not being romantic or spiritual, but scientific. Don't I sound dry?
How old are you, anyway? They say these things come in 7-year cycles -
give or take a year. A new step in spiritual experience about every 7 years.
(I don't really want to know how old you are; I was just being rhetorical, to
pass information.)
I don't think your experience had anything to do with guardian angels
or spirit friends or warnings. I believe it's an individual journey and that
you were simply picking up on Alison's thoughts, which, at the time, were on
heavy, heavy, broadcast regarding something dramatic she was going to do to you
(and to herself). It's up to you whether you want to pick up on these
thoughts, whether you realize it or not, not up to a spirit, guardian, or
nameless warning device.
You can see the lottery number ahead of time if you want to. I've seen
others do it and I've been able to do it if I squeezed my brain real hard.
The people who've done it said, however, that you won't want to keep doing it,
but will want to use your powers to develop and understand greater powers,
rather than relish in material things. Being rich isn't winning the lottery,
but a state of mind, which is why people who acquire great sums of money
often lose it as fast as they got it - since it's the drama of what's occurring
that matters, not the money.
Still money wouldn't hurt.
OK. It is done.
Heather on the Hill.
Optical glasses.
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| Hi,
I just began reading DEJAVU recently. I had an experience where I
believe a guardian angel came to me to forewarn me of something very
devastating.
I had just shut of my bedroom light when I felt a presence in my room.
I sat up in bed and saw what I thought was an apparition. It had on a
long flowing irredescient gown and to my amazement had an afro hairdo.
She walked to the other side of my bed, but I was so frightened by
this, I started to scream. She then disappeared. This was on a Friday
night. On Monday evening, I got a call from my sister to tell me that
my brother had committed suicide.
I belive it was either my guardian angel or his guardian angel coming
to forewarn me.
Another time, I was driving down the highway when my directional came
on. This happened three times in a row. I ignored it and went on my
way, thinking "someone is trying to tell me something". Needless to
say, I should have listened because some driver rammed into me totaling
my car. DEJAVU or what? I happen to think that was my guardian angel
trying to forewarn me.
Corey
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Sure sounds like it, Corey.
When premonitions happen to me, they're in the form of mental picture
images that keep flashing through my mind, trying to link some things
that are familiar, to things that are going to happen. Nothing on the
outside of me, however it does happen like that to many people I know
(my mother, for example).
Last week I was taking a friend to the doctor, and on the way to pick
her up, I kept getting pictures of another friend in my mind. Then the
image of a lady I once knew who had had a double masectomy. Then of my
friend's husband when he was talking about an archeological trip they
had taken to the South Pacific. When I arrived at the doctor's office,
there was my friend and her husband who were in the images, and she
told me that she had just had a double masectomy. I wasn't surprised...
Cindy
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