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Moments Where We Just Didn't Feel Right

 

But more of needing some questions answered in the quasi-form of a story. I think we have all had those moments where we just didn't feel right and we couldn't explain it. I've heard it described a lot of times as "bad vibes" or feeling like there is a dark cloud hanging over one's head. I've had these kinds of moments, off and on, for most of my adult life.

The first of these was my grandfather's death when I was 13. He had been in and out of the hospital a lot leading up to his death, and so when he went in for the final time and the doctors had assured us that everything was going to be fine and he was looking good, and he ends up passing that night, I wasn't the least bit surprised. I was in school when he had been taken in, meaning I had absolutely no idea there was anything wrong, but when walking home I had this fleeting thought of "My grandfather is probably going to die tonight." When it happened, and we received a phone call from the hospital that fateful night, I had this feeling of "I told you so" wash over me when I saw my mother crying. It wasn't like I wondered if maybe he would pass soon, I felt certain that this was probably the night it was going to happen. That was the first time I had experienced anything like that and by far the mildest of what would soon turn into normalcy for me.

As I grew out of my teenage years these moments became more consistent and more powerful. They would start off as weird feelings and something would, of course, happen that would get me thinking. But as we are so often told to do, I chalked it up as coincidence and shook it off as being ridiculous thoughts.

But more and more of this started occurring. I would (and still do) get deja vu almost daily. I've had dreams where I wholeheartedly believed to be communicating with my grandfather (the dreams were way too realistic and grounded for me to see them as just dreams) among others who I almost felt were trying to speak with me, though when I'd wake up most of the night's dreams I had either forgotten or seemed senseless.

Then came the relationships. In relationships I think all of us have worries and fears, but mine started turning into much more than that. I'd get these sensations that all was not well. I'd relentlessly pester my significant other at the time if everything was ok, if she was SURE everything was ok, almost to the point of absurdity. No matter how many times I told myself my fears were probably just irrational, or would be told that it was all in my head, I couldn't shake the feeling that something just was not right. I would be told everything was fine and I was just imagining things, of course. Then 2-4 days later it always turned out the same; I would be told there was, in fact, something wrong. This has happened consecutively for 8 years, without fail, and for a good while I just tried telling myself they were wild coincidences, and that worked- for a while.

As if I didn't feel weird enough already, before these thoughts/dreams/feeling would occur, I would have these image-packed nightmares, some very hard to describe even immediately after they happened, and would find that I had become incredibly paranoid and my body felt completely exhausted. I felt drained of absolutely everything, and just couldn't shake these feelings of something being "off." And, sure enough, something would happen. Whether it be an argument, break up, death, injury, lay off, anything you can imagine. They almost feel like warning signs and I tend to think that if I could piece together my dreams after they occur I'd more than likely find evidence in them to support my claims.

I'm usually the kind of person who's mind is constantly racing. I'm a writer and I'm always finding new things to write about or book/script ideas. It's a very rare time for me when I feel as if I'm completely out of ideas, but when these moments occur I don't just feel out of ideas, I feel as if my mind has drawn an utter blank. It's hard for me to think anything or feel anything, and I find myself staring off into space and being totally unable to hold a conversation. It's like I space out but literally drift off into space. And to go along with that, the body fatigue more often than not happens right along with that.

I've been confused about these feelings/thoughts for a long time, and have only now started toying with the notion of some sort of clairvoyance. Do any of you have any ideas or even any explanations? Really curious to know what you think.

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Loyalt (1 stories) (2 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-08-05)
I appreciate all of the feedback as it has been extremely helpful. I've also noticed that before these major occurences - like those I mentioned in the article - I've gotten to the point where I feel rather shaken and can become moody or even break down. When all of that subsides, my mood changes drastically and some major event occurs (something along the lines of receiving a large sum of money, a new job, a new woman entering my life, etc...)

And I know this may be a rather cryptic question, but can anyone give me advice on how to channel these feelings into something a little more concrete? Is there any way for me to get more specific with my thoughts and feelings and figure out their meanings?
Doublemint (3 stories) (261 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-07-22)
Rely on "gut instinct" if situation feels like everyday coincidence then accept it and move on. Now if there is a pulling sensation this would best describe "empath" with deep intuitive feelings > change mind thoughts think "synchronicity" learn to look for repetitive signs.

I agree with your comment "grandfather" is coming through as far as forgetting friendly conversation don't worry believe me if it was a life altering warning you will hear them loud and clear remembering all that was said.

No dream is senseless all have meaning sometimes a pun on everyday life. Then there are psychic dreams that you must pay attention to. You just need a little assistance in teaching you how to piece these dreams together.

You have been dealing with clairvoyant abilities here and there for awhile. Acceptance of self is the first step. Validation is second step because you have questions that need answers when perplexed over paranormal experiences.

D'Mint
taffyinky (4 stories) (108 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-07-20)
I have also had thoughts randomly come into my mind that turned out to come true later. It hasn't happened to me much but I also have not trained with the gift. I'm not sure how to but what I am thinking is to do the same thing that I did with premonitions. I would start out by trying to "see" the immediate future then go on from there.

Here's one thing that I have learned over my few years of living, is that there is no such thing as coincidence. Everything happens for a reason even if we may or may not understand it then. There is always something to be learned from our experiences that we can take as good or bad. Everything has a negative and positive side, it's the balance that is kept.

I wonder if you could channel your gifts into writing? Try letting your mind wander and writing about anything that comes to mind. It could be right or wrong and the future is always changing. It's a thought that might help.

I have also had times when my mind just wanders off randomly, sometimes when I'm doing something important, and I can't think of what was going on before. My thoughts won't always stay together and I will try to get my mind to focus but it can't. I have actually gotten them to stop by refusing to go into that state. I kept my mind focused, became aware of when it was going to happen, and willed it to go away. I do find myself falling into it sometimes but not as often.

It's always seemed to be a trouble to find soul mates when really it isn't. People's soul mates are everywhere, whether they know it or not. They are the people that you can learn from and get along with but aren't totally made for you, not like a twin flame is. A twin flame is the other half of your soul. From what I understand, our souls split apart in another dimension (or something like that) and can come together when they live in the same lifetimes as one another. You will recognize your twin flame by there being a connection (s) between the two of you. There's a lot of information out there on the subject and too much to put here so here are a few websites to try. You may also want to search it on your own.

Http://users.spin.net.au/~tsl/flames.htm
Http://ezinearticles.com/?Twin-Flame-Or-Soul-Mate---Whats-the-Difference?&id=262296
Http://harusami.com/soul2soul/twinsoul.html
Http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/Soulmate_or_twin_flame.html

Hope this shead some light into your life. You are always loved no matter what people may say or how you feel.
weld387 (1 stories) (5 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-07-20)
It's hard to give you advice in a way. All of us are different when it comes to our abillities? What I learned to do was first to understand I had no way to control another persons will. If a woman was going to cheat on me. That was how it was going to be. Latter in my life I figured how too accept things better. It has saved me tons of time that may have been wasted for nothing. Honing your skill will come with time. Try not to focus on the negative. Keep an open mind, to what its all about. EX what are your real motives? Is this person just a physical attraction? Is the person a possible soul mate? Are you really comfortable with who you are in your own skin? Once you have truly accepted who your true inner person is. Then you may have the chance to find your soul mate. I am 45 my current girlfriend has been with me for three years. It's almost a record... Lol
Loyalt (1 stories) (2 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-07-20)
What you said about relationships fits me to a T. Do you have any suggestions on how to "master" this ability? As in how to tune it in better?
weld387 (1 stories) (5 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-07-20)
You where born with a gift. In some ways the things you speak of have happened to me. It's my thought all of us have a gift to some degree. We can choose to tune it out or grow with it. The hard part for me is relationships. It's almost like I can read the feelings or partial thoughts of a woman. Then there's the stinging feeling of another involved. Finding a soulmate can be a life long thing. Some times we just need to take that leap of faith. If you have become used to this gift it will not leave you. Try to embrace it. Learn to set boundries with it. Thats what I have done.

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