Dreams

Hello,

Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some
answers.

For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) in
which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came true.

Is this quite common.

Linda

Linda Hardy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some
> answers.
>
> For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives)
> in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came
> true.
>
> Is this quite common.
>
> Linda

Yes.
Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence
alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future
events.
It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence.
About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had
died.
This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at
three in the morning to check if he was o.k.
Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day.
Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened to
him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car
accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I would
be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had
happened?
That's how predictions work.
It's fairly simple.
The 'hits' are remembered and made significant.
The misses are forgotten.
Our imagination fills in the gaps.

"Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message
news:2muqufFrf2teU1@uni-berlin.de...
> Linda Hardy wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some
> > answers.
> >
> > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives)
> > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came
> > true.
> >
> > Is this quite common.
> >
> > Linda
>
> Yes.
> Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence
> alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future
> events.
> It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence.
> About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had
> died.
> This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at
> three in the morning to check if he was o.k.
> Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day.
> Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened
to
> him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car
> accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I
would
> be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had
> happened?
> That's how predictions work.
> It's fairly simple.
> The 'hits' are remembered and made significant.
> The misses are forgotten.
> Our imagination fills in the gaps.

Yeh imagination is the key, tends to runaway with itself sometimes, but most
dreams in which have been about my family or other relatives have been to do
with the death of that particular family member, ie: age they were when they
died or how they died, which did infact happen, not quite the precise day or
time or anything like that but a age or how it happened, I've only had one
dream about a relative who died but so far has not come true.

I did think of telling a relative who I dreamt about dying, telling that
relative about it, that relative did later die, however when pondering
whether to say anything or not, I had a "only what I term a vision in a
dream" of a person, I think male person, who told me that "I must not under
any circumstances tell the person I had been dreaming about what I had seen,
fate had already been decided and that I must not interfere with fate", if I
told that person or any person what I had dreamt about to them, this "person
in my vision/dream" told me I would die, it was forbidden for me to speak
about what I had seen, I would be interfering with Fate and I was told not
to do that.

At the time this male person, I could not really see him, but knew he was
there, did frighten me a bit.

Linda

"Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message
news:2muqufFrf2teU1@uni-berlin.de...
> Linda Hardy wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some
> > answers.
> >
> > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives)
> > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came
> > true.
> >
> > Is this quite common.
> >
> > Linda
>
> Yes.
> Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence
> alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future
> events.
> It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence.
> About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had
> died.
> This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at
> three in the morning to check if he was o.k.
> Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day.
> Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened
to
> him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car
> accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I
would
> be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had
> happened?
> That's how predictions work.
> It's fairly simple.
> The 'hits' are remembered and made significant.
> The misses are forgotten.
> Our imagination fills in the gaps.
>
>
>
>

Steve,
you must qualify
Gea
ps if you don't know what I mean try to work it out !!!

"Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:cehr4d$o9q$1@sparta.btinternet.com...
>
> "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:2muqufFrf2teU1@uni-berlin.de...
> > Linda Hardy wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some
> > > answers.
> > >
> > > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives)
> > > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came
> > > true.
> > >
> > > Is this quite common.
> > >
> > > Linda
> >
> > Yes.
> > Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer
coincidence
> > alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future
> > events.
> > It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence.
> > About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father
had
> > died.
> > This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at
> > three in the morning to check if he was o.k.
> > Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day.
> > Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened
> to
> > him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car
> > accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I
> would
> > be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that
had
> > happened?
> > That's how predictions work.
> > It's fairly simple.
> > The 'hits' are remembered and made significant.
> > The misses are forgotten.
> > Our imagination fills in the gaps.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

"Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com...
> Linda,
> I know it's all true, don't worry'most' of the group have had these kinds
of
> experiences,
>
> I have had the same things throughout my life and never really understood
> why I felt 'different' in some way.
>
> It was a long time before I could accept that I was clairvoyant,
> once I did it became easier for me.
>
> The thing that your bothered about [I think] is that it has all stopped.
>
> That happens to most clairvoyants from time to time and I don't know why,
> believing in a higher power helps and sometimes I just let go and sort of
> hand over the responsibility.
>
> It generally comes back , sometimes stronger or slightly different to
> before,
>
> sometimes I think its related to energy and if you have been so ill maybe
> the time isn't right yet,
>
> keep well
>
> Best Wishes
> Gea

Thank you Gea, I've had all these "happenings" I don't know what else to
call it, for most of my life, but since I made a recovery from illness 14
years ago, there has been absolutely nothing, it is probably the total
blankness that I find strange, before that I have always sensed things, I
did think that maybe I've moved on to where the activity around me is no
longer strong.

The dreams where I dreamt that a member of my family died, did not worry me,
I know it was meant to be, when I was 13 years old, there was an immense
amount of activity around me, so much so that it began to frighten me, I was
seeing ghosts/spirits, seeing things move by themselves, hearing knocking
and tapping, I told a friend who was a Catholic, I'm not religious at all,
and she gave me a Cross to wear, wearing that cross everything began to
quieten down, I only wore it for a few months, it did help infact.

Thank you for your insight, I still do not know if I'm clairvoyant/psychic
or what, a part of me doubts whether I believe it or not.

Linda

On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 18:56:45 +0100, "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote:

:
>Linda, why are you making such an issuer out of everyday, common occurrences
>that happens to everyone?
>I've heard knocking on doors and walls.
>I've had 'funny feelings'
>I've had dreams, one or two of them appeared to be quite similar to events
>that happened later on.
>I've 'felt' people on the end of my bed, and under it, when I was younger.
>Why worry about it?
>These things happen from time to time.
>Why assume it has anything to do with 'ghosts' or 'spirits' at all?

People think like this because it makes them feel better.

It doesn't have to be real. In fact, it's better if it is a complete
fantasy.
Then there's nothing, for people who actually think, to "disprove",
you see.

So the ignorant and intellectually lazy can make their drab and
ultimately meaningless lives "seem" important, with no real thinking
required.
It's a cheap high. That's all.

"Michael Gray" <fleetg@newsguy.spam.com> wrote in message
news:0mttg0tfgl7vs8v1f1ecte1mmih4cb1q83@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 18:56:45 +0100, "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote:
>
> :
> >Linda, why are you making such an issuer out of everyday, common
occurrences
> >that happens to everyone?
> >I've heard knocking on doors and walls.
> >I've had 'funny feelings'
> >I've had dreams, one or two of them appeared to be quite similar to
events
> >that happened later on.
> >I've 'felt' people on the end of my bed, and under it, when I was
younger.
> >Why worry about it?
> >These things happen from time to time.
> >Why assume it has anything to do with 'ghosts' or 'spirits' at all?
>
> People think like this because it makes them feel better.
>
> It doesn't have to be real. In fact, it's better if it is a complete
> fantasy.
> Then there's nothing, for people who actually think, to "disprove",
> you see.
>
> So the ignorant and intellectually lazy can make their drab and
> ultimately meaningless lives "seem" important, with no real thinking
> required.
> It's a cheap high. That's all.

I expect some people will not believe.

Linda

Linda Hardy wrote:
> "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message
> news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com...
>> Linda,
>> I know it's all true, don't worry'most' of the group have had these
>> kinds of experiences,
>>
>> I have had the same things throughout my life and never really
>> understood why I felt 'different' in some way.
>>
>> It was a long time before I could accept that I was clairvoyant,
>> once I did it became easier for me.
>>
>> The thing that your bothered about [I think] is that it has all
>> stopped.
>>
>> That happens to most clairvoyants from time to time and I don't know
>> why, believing in a higher power helps and sometimes I just let go
>> and sort of hand over the responsibility.
>>
>> It generally comes back , sometimes stronger or slightly different to
>> before,
>>
>> sometimes I think its related to energy and if you have been so ill
>> maybe the time isn't right yet,
>>
>> keep well
>>
>> Best Wishes
>> Gea
>
> Thank you Gea, I've had all these "happenings" I don't know what else
> to call it, for most of my life, but since I made a recovery from
> illness 14 years ago, there has been absolutely nothing, it is
> probably the total blankness that I find strange, before that I have
> always sensed things, I did think that maybe I've moved on to where
> the activity around me is no longer strong.
>
> The dreams where I dreamt that a member of my family died, did not
> worry me, I know it was meant to be, when I was 13 years old, there
> was an immense amount of activity around me, so much so that it began
> to frighten me, I was seeing ghosts/spirits, seeing things move by
> themselves, hearing knocking and tapping, I told a friend who was a
> Catholic, I'm not religious at all, and she gave me a Cross to wear,
> wearing that cross everything began to quieten down, I only wore it
> for a few months, it did help infact.
>
> Thank you for your insight, I still do not know if I'm
> clairvoyant/psychic or what, a part of me doubts whether I believe it
> or not.
>
> Linda

Something tells me you are already convinced, and I don't even claim to be
psychic.
Actually, I am, really.
Heres my advice.
If you are thinking of attending some type of event soon, maybe a racing
event or something similar, be careful of where you sit.
Don't sit any where near the track, OK?
Hope this helps you.

"Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message
news:2nalakFtd9d6U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Linda Hardy wrote:
> > "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message
> > news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com...
> >> Linda,
> >> I know it's all true, don't worry'most' of the group have had these
> >> kinds of experiences,
> >>
> >> I have had the same things throughout my life and never really
> >> understood why I felt 'different' in some way.
> >>
> >> It was a long time before I could accept that I was clairvoyant,
> >> once I did it became easier for me.
> >>
> >> The thing that your bothered about [I think] is that it has all
> >> stopped.
> >>
> >> That happens to most clairvoyants from time to time and I don't know
> >> why, believing in a higher power helps and sometimes I just let go
> >> and sort of hand over the responsibility.
> >>
> >> It generally comes back , sometimes stronger or slightly different to
> >> before,
> >>
> >> sometimes I think its related to energy and if you have been so ill
> >> maybe the time isn't right yet,
> >>
> >> keep well
> >>
> >> Best Wishes
> >> Gea
> >
> > Thank you Gea, I've had all these "happenings" I don't know what else
> > to call it, for most of my life, but since I made a recovery from
> > illness 14 years ago, there has been absolutely nothing, it is
> > probably the total blankness that I find strange, before that I have
> > always sensed things, I did think that maybe I've moved on to where
> > the activity around me is no longer strong.
> >
> > The dreams where I dreamt that a member of my family died, did not
> > worry me, I know it was meant to be, when I was 13 years old, there
> > was an immense amount of activity around me, so much so that it began
> > to frighten me, I was seeing ghosts/spirits, seeing things move by
> > themselves, hearing knocking and tapping, I told a friend who was a
> > Catholic, I'm not religious at all, and she gave me a Cross to wear,
> > wearing that cross everything began to quieten down, I only wore it
> > for a few months, it did help infact.
> >
> > Thank you for your insight, I still do not know if I'm
> > clairvoyant/psychic or what, a part of me doubts whether I believe it
> > or not.
> >
> > Linda
>
> Something tells me you are already convinced, and I don't even claim to be
> psychic.
> Actually, I am, really.
> Heres my advice.
> If you are thinking of attending some type of event soon, maybe a racing
> event or something similar, be careful of where you sit.
> Don't sit any where near the track, OK?
> Hope this helps you.

I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so angry
with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I think
I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep
bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye.

Linda

Linda Hardy wrote:

> I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so angry
> with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I think
> I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep
> bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye.

That evil noodle picks on me when your back is turned. Please let me
know when and where you find a safe refuge. I too am a victim!

mike

"m II" <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message
news:am_Pc.23553$yT2.12308@clgrps13...
> Linda Hardy wrote:
>
> > I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so
angry
> > with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I
think
> > I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep
> > bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye.
>
>
> That evil noodle picks on me when your back is turned. Please let me
> know when and where you find a safe refuge. I too am a victim!

> mike

There can never be a safe refuge for the likes of you, but you really
brought it upon yourself by transgressing the first AND second rules
of Psychic Club, those being YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT
PSYCHIC CLUB, now flee my vengeance if you can...

"m II" <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message
news:am_Pc.23553$yT2.12308@clgrps13...
> Linda Hardy wrote:
>
> > I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so
angry
> > with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I
think
> > I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep
> > bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye.
>
>
> That evil noodle picks on me when your back is turned. Please let me
> know when and where you find a safe refuge. I too am a victim!

And as for Mike II , well words fail me[not sure why?]
Gea

> mike

"Linda Hardy" <linda_ann_hardy@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:Vd_Pc.32260$K53.24923@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>
> "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:2nalakFtd9d6U1@uni-berlin.de...
> > Linda Hardy wrote:
> > > "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message
> > > news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com...
<snip>

> I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so
> angry with each other,

I never got that impression, I see it more as irritation and exasperation.

> obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I think I will find
> somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep
> bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye.
>
> Linda

That's a shame, and if you follow some basic rules you'll find there are
those here who can help with your questions, so firstly you need a skin
like a rhinoceros, don't bite when someone posts to disagree, and
consider that if you only frequent those places populated by fluffy
bunnies then you might actually miss out

"Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:ceqb5p$h1r$1@titan.btinternet.com...
>
> "m II" <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message
> news:am_Pc.23553$yT2.12308@clgrps13...
> > Linda Hardy wrote:
> >
> > > I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so
> angry
> > > with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I
> think
> > > I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to
keep
> > > bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye.
> >
> >
> > That evil noodle picks on me when your back is turned. Please let me
> > know when and where you find a safe refuge. I too am a victim!
>
> And as for Mike II , well words fail me[not sure why?]
> Gea

He's pure undiluted evil through and through, can no one else see this
but me?

Evil Noodle wrote:

> He's pure undiluted evil through and through, can no one else see this
> but me?

LINDA! He's doing it again! Make him stop it!

mike

Some currents in the Collective Unconscious are steady, no matter when
they manifest... past, present or future.

Linda Hardy wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some
> answers.
>
> For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) in
> which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came true.
>
> Is this quite common.
>
> Linda
>
>

	#1
Linda Hardy	Dreams Hello, Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some answers. For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came true. Is this quite common. Linda

	#2
Steve O	Re: Dreams Linda Hardy wrote: > Hello, > > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some > answers. > > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came > true. > > Is this quite common. > > Linda Yes. Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future events. It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence. About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had died. This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at three in the morning to check if he was o.k. Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day. Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened to him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I would be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had happened? That's how predictions work. It's fairly simple. The 'hits' are remembered and made significant. The misses are forgotten. Our imagination fills in the gaps.

	#3
Linda Hardy	Re: Dreams "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message news:2muqufFrf2teU1@uni-berlin.de... > Linda Hardy wrote: > > Hello, > > > > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some > > answers. > > > > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) > > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came > > true. > > > > Is this quite common. > > > > Linda > > Yes. > Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence > alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future > events. > It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence. > About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had > died. > This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at > three in the morning to check if he was o.k. > Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day. > Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened to > him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car > accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I would > be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had > happened? > That's how predictions work. > It's fairly simple. > The 'hits' are remembered and made significant. > The misses are forgotten. > Our imagination fills in the gaps. Yeh imagination is the key, tends to runaway with itself sometimes, but most dreams in which have been about my family or other relatives have been to do with the death of that particular family member, ie: age they were when they died or how they died, which did infact happen, not quite the precise day or time or anything like that but a age or how it happened, I've only had one dream about a relative who died but so far has not come true. I did think of telling a relative who I dreamt about dying, telling that relative about it, that relative did later die, however when pondering whether to say anything or not, I had a "only what I term a vision in a dream" of a person, I think male person, who told me that "I must not under any circumstances tell the person I had been dreaming about what I had seen, fate had already been decided and that I must not interfere with fate", if I told that person or any person what I had dreamt about to them, this "person in my vision/dream" told me I would die, it was forbidden for me to speak about what I had seen, I would be interfering with Fate and I was told not to do that. At the time this male person, I could not really see him, but knew he was there, did frighten me a bit. Linda

	#4
Gea Jones	Re: Dreams,alt.dreams.lucid "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message news:2muqufFrf2teU1@uni-berlin.de... > Linda Hardy wrote: > > Hello, > > > > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some > > answers. > > > > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) > > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came > > true. > > > > Is this quite common. > > > > Linda > > Yes. > Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence > alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future > events. > It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence. > About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had > died. > This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at > three in the morning to check if he was o.k. > Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day. > Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened to > him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car > accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I would > be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had > happened? > That's how predictions work. > It's fairly simple. > The 'hits' are remembered and made significant. > The misses are forgotten. > Our imagination fills in the gaps. > > > >

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Gea Jones	Re: Dreams,alt.dreams.lucid Steve, you must qualify Gea ps if you don't know what I mean try to work it out !!! "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:cehr4d$o9q$1@sparta.btinternet.com... > > "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message > news:2muqufFrf2teU1@uni-berlin.de... > > Linda Hardy wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > > > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some > > > answers. > > > > > > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) > > > in which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came > > > true. > > > > > > Is this quite common. > > > > > > Linda > > > > Yes. > > Considering how many times we dream each night, through sheer coincidence > > alone, one or two of them should have some sort of relevance to future > > events. > > It depends how loosely you qualify that coincidence. > > About twenty years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream that my father had > > died. > > This dream felt so real, I had to restrain myself from calling him up at > > three in the morning to check if he was o.k. > > Fortunately, he was o.k., and still is to this day. > > Can you imagine, though, if by sheer coincidence, something had happened > to > > him that particular night, whether it was a heart attack, fire, car > > accident, any different number of things, how convinced do you think I > would > > be about the ability to foretell the unknown from your dreams if that had > > happened? > > That's how predictions work. > > It's fairly simple. > > The 'hits' are remembered and made significant. > > The misses are forgotten. > > Our imagination fills in the gaps. > > > > > > > > > >

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Linda Hardy	Re: Dreams "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com... > Linda, > I know it's all true, don't worry'most' of the group have had these kinds of > experiences, > > I have had the same things throughout my life and never really understood > why I felt 'different' in some way. > > It was a long time before I could accept that I was clairvoyant, > once I did it became easier for me. > > The thing that your bothered about [I think] is that it has all stopped. > > That happens to most clairvoyants from time to time and I don't know why, > believing in a higher power helps and sometimes I just let go and sort of > hand over the responsibility. > > It generally comes back , sometimes stronger or slightly different to > before, > > sometimes I think its related to energy and if you have been so ill maybe > the time isn't right yet, > > keep well > > Best Wishes > Gea Thank you Gea, I've had all these "happenings" I don't know what else to call it, for most of my life, but since I made a recovery from illness 14 years ago, there has been absolutely nothing, it is probably the total blankness that I find strange, before that I have always sensed things, I did think that maybe I've moved on to where the activity around me is no longer strong. The dreams where I dreamt that a member of my family died, did not worry me, I know it was meant to be, when I was 13 years old, there was an immense amount of activity around me, so much so that it began to frighten me, I was seeing ghosts/spirits, seeing things move by themselves, hearing knocking and tapping, I told a friend who was a Catholic, I'm not religious at all, and she gave me a Cross to wear, wearing that cross everything began to quieten down, I only wore it for a few months, it did help infact. Thank you for your insight, I still do not know if I'm clairvoyant/psychic or what, a part of me doubts whether I believe it or not. Linda

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Michael Gray	Re: Dreams On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 18:56:45 +0100, "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote: : >Linda, why are you making such an issuer out of everyday, common occurrences >that happens to everyone? >I've heard knocking on doors and walls. >I've had 'funny feelings' >I've had dreams, one or two of them appeared to be quite similar to events >that happened later on. >I've 'felt' people on the end of my bed, and under it, when I was younger. >Why worry about it? >These things happen from time to time. >Why assume it has anything to do with 'ghosts' or 'spirits' at all? People think like this because it makes them feel better. It doesn't have to be real. In fact, it's better if it is a complete fantasy. Then there's nothing, for people who actually think, to "disprove", you see. So the ignorant and intellectually lazy can make their drab and ultimately meaningless lives "seem" important, with no real thinking required. It's a cheap high. That's all.

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Linda Hardy	Re: Dreams "Michael Gray" <fleetg@newsguy.spam.com> wrote in message news:0mttg0tfgl7vs8v1f1ecte1mmih4cb1q83@4ax.com... > On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 18:56:45 +0100, "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote: > > : > >Linda, why are you making such an issuer out of everyday, common occurrences > >that happens to everyone? > >I've heard knocking on doors and walls. > >I've had 'funny feelings' > >I've had dreams, one or two of them appeared to be quite similar to events > >that happened later on. > >I've 'felt' people on the end of my bed, and under it, when I was younger. > >Why worry about it? > >These things happen from time to time. > >Why assume it has anything to do with 'ghosts' or 'spirits' at all? > > People think like this because it makes them feel better. > > It doesn't have to be real. In fact, it's better if it is a complete > fantasy. > Then there's nothing, for people who actually think, to "disprove", > you see. > > So the ignorant and intellectually lazy can make their drab and > ultimately meaningless lives "seem" important, with no real thinking > required. > It's a cheap high. That's all. I expect some people will not believe. Linda

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Steve O	Re: Dreams Linda Hardy wrote: > "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message > news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com... >> Linda, >> I know it's all true, don't worry'most' of the group have had these >> kinds of experiences, >> >> I have had the same things throughout my life and never really >> understood why I felt 'different' in some way. >> >> It was a long time before I could accept that I was clairvoyant, >> once I did it became easier for me. >> >> The thing that your bothered about [I think] is that it has all >> stopped. >> >> That happens to most clairvoyants from time to time and I don't know >> why, believing in a higher power helps and sometimes I just let go >> and sort of hand over the responsibility. >> >> It generally comes back , sometimes stronger or slightly different to >> before, >> >> sometimes I think its related to energy and if you have been so ill >> maybe the time isn't right yet, >> >> keep well >> >> Best Wishes >> Gea > > Thank you Gea, I've had all these "happenings" I don't know what else > to call it, for most of my life, but since I made a recovery from > illness 14 years ago, there has been absolutely nothing, it is > probably the total blankness that I find strange, before that I have > always sensed things, I did think that maybe I've moved on to where > the activity around me is no longer strong. > > The dreams where I dreamt that a member of my family died, did not > worry me, I know it was meant to be, when I was 13 years old, there > was an immense amount of activity around me, so much so that it began > to frighten me, I was seeing ghosts/spirits, seeing things move by > themselves, hearing knocking and tapping, I told a friend who was a > Catholic, I'm not religious at all, and she gave me a Cross to wear, > wearing that cross everything began to quieten down, I only wore it > for a few months, it did help infact. > > Thank you for your insight, I still do not know if I'm > clairvoyant/psychic or what, a part of me doubts whether I believe it > or not. > > Linda Something tells me you are already convinced, and I don't even claim to be psychic. Actually, I am, really. Heres my advice. If you are thinking of attending some type of event soon, maybe a racing event or something similar, be careful of where you sit. Don't sit any where near the track, OK? Hope this helps you.

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m II	Re: Dreams Linda Hardy wrote: > I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so angry > with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I think > I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep > bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye. That evil noodle picks on me when your back is turned. Please let me know when and where you find a safe refuge. I too am a victim! mike

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Evil Noodle	Re: Dreams "m II" <ohmworkLEOPARD@spots.ca> wrote in message news:am_Pc.23553$yT2.12308@clgrps13... > Linda Hardy wrote: > > > I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so angry > > with each other, obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I think > > I will find somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep > > bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye. > > > That evil noodle picks on me when your back is turned. Please let me > know when and where you find a safe refuge. I too am a victim! > mike There can never be a safe refuge for the likes of you, but you really brought it upon yourself by transgressing the first AND second rules of Psychic Club, those being YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT PSYCHIC CLUB, now flee my vengeance if you can...

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Evil Noodle	Re: Dreams "Linda Hardy" <linda_ann_hardy@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:Vd_Pc.32260$K53.24923@news-server.bigpond.net.au... > > "Steve O" <stevobo@aol.com> wrote in message > news:2nalakFtd9d6U1@uni-berlin.de... > > Linda Hardy wrote: > > > "Gea Jones" <Geajones@btinternet.com> wrote in message > > > news:celmsj$m6l$1@sparta.btinternet.com... <snip> > I'm beginning to wish I'd never joined this group, why is everyone so > angry with each other, I never got that impression, I see it more as irritation and exasperation. > obviously a past history or other there somewhere, I think I will find > somewhere else to ask my questions and leave you lot to keep > bickering about whatever it is you keep bickering about, bye. > > Linda That's a shame, and if you follow some basic rules you'll find there are those here who can help with your questions, so firstly you need a skin like a rhinoceros, don't bite when someone posts to disagree, and consider that if you only frequent those places populated by fluffy bunnies then you might actually miss out

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m II	Re: Dreams Evil Noodle wrote: > He's pure undiluted evil through and through, can no one else see this > but me? LINDA! He's doing it again! Make him stop it! mike

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Jon G.	Re: Dreams Some currents in the Collective Unconscious are steady, no matter when they manifest... past, present or future. Linda Hardy wrote: > Hello, > > Just came across this group, not sure why I'm really here, maybe some > answers. > > For many years I used to have dreams (mostly about family/relatives) in > which months or even years later, the events I dreamt about came true. > > Is this quite common. > > Linda > >