About 9 years ago my Great grandmother died. A couple of years before I was born my grandmother, my mother, and grandmother were sitting in a room talking when my grandmother just said something bad has happened to my uncle. She made my mother and grandmother freak out. My grandmother called my uncle and shed got no answer. He had been in a very serious wreck. Many times through her life she has known when someone was harmed in her family or when a big event happened. I have dreams and often wake up after seeing something too happen in the day, I then go back to sleep. I have told my mother once and then she told me that story. There was a period where I stopped having these dreams. I was wondering if it was all deja vu and she just was good guesser. I really don't know. Everytime it happens I get really freaked out. Sometimes I dream of a website I have never been on(check my history).

Sometimes we have experiences because we needed to have them, because we want to feel connected to another person or to an event, and sometimes we draw meaning and understanding from situations where others would see only murk. What you experience may seem very real for you, but if your apparent ability is not harming anyone, I would not place too much concern on it. I would recommend writing down your experiences and dreams as you have them so that you can look back on them later and perhaps draw conclusions outside the heat of the moment.

A few hours ago, I was watching a TV program about psychic children. They, too, have experiences which not only cause them to freak out due to their otherworldliness but also to be met by others' skepticism, ridicule, and the like.

The trick is to get control of the source of such experiences. Behind them are spiritual beings who one must recognize with the same degree of credibility that one wishes to get for having the experiences which these spiritual beings cause one to have. Clearly, I am not referring to, for example, dead people but to separate spiritual beings who are able to present imitations of dead people, and they have their reasons for doing so.

Instead of focusing on the experiences' content, one should focus calmly and trustingly on any spiritual beings behind such experiences. Only in this way will the experiences (as well as the spiritual beings behind them) become palatable, understandable, and appreciable.

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Originally posted by tsaeb: Instead of focusing on the experiences' content, one should focus calmly and trustingly on any spiritual beings behind such experiences. Only in this way will the experiences (as well as the spiritual beings behind them) become palatable, understandable, and appreciable.

William Dark, tsaeb is certainly entitled to her own viewpoint on the matter but I must say that I couldn't disagree more.