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- er0k0
*sigh..ok, at your request.. here we go :P
you say you are open to 'absolutely anything' , yes? yet that 'anything' is limited to only what you have seen or experienced yourself, right? you really have to examine the meaning of 'open' (if I am reading you wrong I apologize).
my point: what would you say that if, throughout my life, I have been able to predict small, little, insignificant things? consistently, with a certain 'feeling' (I know of no word that exists to describe specifically what it is) at the root of and similar with each one. I have had this 'feeling' sometimes moments, LITERALLY seconds before something were to happen..and sometimes it is drawn out a bit longer (days or weeks), but a commonality that exists every time is that I am able to separate it from the standard 'guessing' and 'coincidence' factor of things - this is something that bears down on me wether I choose to think about it or not. It almost makes itself be known.
Example: I was thinking of entering the Air Force a few years ago, and had been talking with a recruiter. I had since made other decisions and had not talked with him for at least 5-6 months. That day, for whatever reason, while I was eating lunch by myself, I had a thought and strange 'feeling' about the airforce and that recruiter. I was happy, doing well..and I can safely say I hadn't thought about it practically in 5-6 months when I had been considering it. So what happens? My cellphone rang not but a few mere SECONDS after the thoughts. It was the very same recruiter calling and asked if I was still interested. Upon reflection, and through practice of this.. I was able to recognize how what came to me be something different then just a 'guess'. It was the fact that nothing PROMPTED me to BE guessing. I wasn't led by a conversation, advertisement, etc. or anything external to start thinking of it and thus it just a coincidence..it was something that (for whatever reason) was pushed into my conscious thought.
Now, at the risk of boring you..multiply that story by about..oh say, 30-40x. Change up the time of prediction slightly, and the weight of the circumstances (I once had it for an accident, and another time I thought something very stupid with Taco bell..hmm can't remember what it was) and that is MY proof. You can choose to come up with reasons why that event (if you even believe it) are false, but it is irrelevant because there is a belief VIA real experience that I have and I trust it as a result of it happening so frequently and accurately!!!