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Post by Frater G on Sept 6, 2010 2:19:22 GMT -5
Lately it seems that I've been able too see ahead what comes up for my circumstance whether it be a phone call to a life scene that I've dreamt. These are minor things...mundane not worthy of mention however they seem to be more frequent. Is this a result of age or a manifestation? This is the end of the age and there is a collective harmonic awakening....preconceived or creatively visualized?? Can anyone relate?
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Post by George the 3rd on Sept 10, 2010 8:34:16 GMT -5
Perhaps you are reaching an age where superficiality is being sloughed off and you are focusing on the essential aspects of existence.
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Post by elijah on Sept 10, 2010 13:15:05 GMT -5
or else the endless ellops of ellipses eclipse the elongated eluvium when the elderly embark for Elysium. eventually every emotion is explained.
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Post by Frater G on Sept 14, 2010 18:09:40 GMT -5
Perhaps you are reaching an age where superficiality is being sloughed off and you are focusing on the essential aspects of existence. Yeah I think everyone has precognitive abilities but they're veiled through like you said superficiality. Everything revolves around philosophy. Philosophy is the science of estimating values and values change with age. or else the endless ellops of ellipses eclipse the elongated eluvium when the elderly embark for Elysium. eventually every emotion is explained. I've always eluded the elder elective but maybe now I must examine the eventual entire end elucidation. |
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Post by George the 3rd on Sept 15, 2010 8:37:38 GMT -5
or else the endless ellops of ellipses eclipse the elongated eluvium when the elderly embark for Elysium. eventually every emotion is explained. excellent! |
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Post by Frater G on Sept 17, 2010 12:23:02 GMT -5
Three days prior to the fire which we had experienced years ago in our commercial building my Father had woken up from a bad dream half asleep talking about a fire. He always seemed to have the gift of foresight in one way or another. The day before my Daughter's accident with a deer I had a bad feeling about her driving. She was always chauffeuring her friends around everywhere and that day prior accident was in my mind. When she made that call at 2AM I knew the deal before she explained it. The first thing I said to her before she spoke was "did you wreck the car?" My Father wanted her to have his car, a Mercedes, which protected her because of it's sturdy build. As I look back and remember the crisis' in my life I always recall that I had bad feelings prior about "something." I've wondered if I should pay attention to these feelings when they occur. Looking back after the fact everything's crystal clear but when they occur questions always surface; Should I take heed? Is this just my imagination? Is there something I should fear or should I just take things as they come not worrying? Attachments:
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Post by vajramukti on Sept 18, 2010 14:49:40 GMT -5
Three days prior to the fire which we had experienced years ago in our commercial building my Father had woken up from a bad dream half asleep talking about a fire. He always seemed to have the gift of foresight in one way or another. The day before my Daughter's accident with a deer I had a bad feeling about her driving. She was always chauffeuring her friends around everywhere and that day prior accident was in my mind. When she made that call at 2AM I knew the deal before she explained it. The first thing I said to her before she spoke was "did you wreck the car?" My Father wanted her to have his car, a Mercedes, which protected her because of it's sturdy build. As I look back and remember the crisis' in my life I always recall that I had bad feelings prior about "something." I've wondered if I should pay attention to these feelings when they occur. Looking back after the fact everything's crystal clear but when they occur questions always surface; Should I take heed? Is this just my imagination? Is there something I should fear or should I just take things as they come not worrying? You should take heed, but don't stop living your life. Just be observant as your gut leads you. |
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Post by Frater G on Feb 5, 2012 5:06:58 GMT -5
Three days prior to the fire which we had experienced years ago in our commercial building my Father had woken up from a bad dream half asleep talking about a fire. He always seemed to have the gift of foresight in one way or another. The day before my Daughter's accident with a deer I had a bad feeling about her driving. She was always chauffeuring her friends around everywhere and that day prior accident was in my mind. When she made that call at 2AM I knew the deal before she explained it. The first thing I said to her before she spoke was "did you wreck the car?" My Father wanted her to have his car, a Mercedes, which protected her because of it's sturdy build. As I look back and remember the crisis' in my life I always recall that I had bad feelings prior about "something." I've wondered if I should pay attention to these feelings when they occur. Looking back after the fact everything's crystal clear but when they occur questions always surface; Should I take heed? Is this just my imagination? Is there something I should fear or should I just take things as they come not worrying? You should take heed, but don't stop living your life. Just be observant as your gut leads you. I've taken your suggestion. Recently though when Angus died I saw his fate prior to his eventual condition. I knew he would suffer.  Seeing is not pleasant sometimes. |
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