Is anyone else slightly precognitive?

Well, I knew you were going to start this thread.

I predict this thread will end in tears.

Intuition exists for a reason and it is real. We have more than five senses

Are you neurodivergent? Your brain may be constantly processing and reprocessing data, creating variables and recognizing patterns which result in insight to future events.

Do you have extremely sensitive hearing (hear electricity in walls, etc.?)

Are you blind when you're born? Can you see in the dark? Dare you look at a king? Would you sit on his throne? Can you say of your bite that it's worse than your bark? Are you cock of the walk when you're walking alone?

Gimme some lotto numbers OP

I'm pretty good at being able to tell time without looking at the clock, too.

When you make as many trips around the sun as I have, things like this become second nature.

R7 Do you have a built in alarm, too? I can generally think of a time I want to wake up and will wake up within minutes of the desired wake up time.

R8 I almost always wake up at the same time every morning. I haven't set my alarm since the pandemic.

Btw, weht Oracle? Seems haven't heard from (him/her?) in a while.

^^r8 Kramer

R4 All that sounds cool. My hearing sucks, but I do notice patterns, but that's just being observant and having fun, no?

I definitely have the morning time thing. I can guess the time, within a minute or two if not exact, when I open my eyes. And during the day as well. And can wake up when I tell myself to.

I have absolutely none of these powers. I can’t navigate, I have no idea where north is, and I always arrive early because a lifetime of expecting to get lost and be late has so firmly convinced me of my haplessness that nothing can shake it.

On the upside, I don’t speed and I always use my turn signals.

[quote]Are you neurodivergent? Your brain may be constantly processing and reprocessing data, creating variables and recognizing patterns which result in insight to future events.

Some people will use anything as an excuse for being weird.

I always know exactly what time it is also. If you are pregnant I will know it- sometimes before you do which is uncomfortable for me. I never say anything anymore. There have been instances of people popping back into my life after long periods of not having been in my life that I have known was going to happen a day or so beforehand. That's the only fully inexplicable one.

What sign are you?

I have the knowing when women are pregnant one. But I don’t think it’s precognitive. I think that there are tells.

I completely agree EL r18.

This sounds stupid, but I get the runs before a tragedy occurs and it’s not as if my body gets the runs frequently. Accidental deaths of family members, 9/11, domestic violence committed by “perfectly nice” guys that involve the police.

I also know when a woman is pregnant. I think it’s scent.

I see a lot of fraus on my socials claiming to be "empaths" and that their "mama bear intuition" told them something was off about so-and-so (after the fact, of course). It's a shame you can't ask them, OP. I'll bet a bunch of them think they can predict the future.

Well in this modern age, think about all of the information floating around our heads that we cannot see, but something is perceiving. There are routing numbers, online transactions, text messages, billions of emails being beamed around us constantly. And with that, something that I have noticed on several occasions is sensing a text message coming from someone. I will think about them for no reason and then a minute later, if that, I get a text. It's the oddest thing. It doesn't happen all of the time, of course. But it has happened often enough that it made me start questioning what's going on.

There are so many things that we know for sure exist in the air around us, colors we can't see, sounds we can't hear, smells we can't perceive. But I believe there is a part of the human brain that is gradually starting to pick up on all of the technological information around us. Where the information becomes a thought in our brain. Then we freak out when it turns out to be real.

I spend most of my days predicting the past.

I have an excellent success rate.

Yes, I’ve had many dreams come true. I usually get “feelings” about things that later turn out to be true. Sometimes I’ll think about someone I haven’t thought about in years and then I’ll randomly hear from them.

I used to ignore my intuition but it usually turns out to be right so I try to listen to myself more.

I knew the second the phone rang it would be my mother telling me my dad was dead. No, he hadn't been sick or anything. He got run over in the driveway by a driverless tow truck. Very unexpected to say the least.

I’m not super shanti shanti or anything but I have tried this practical form of manifestation meditation called Flowdreaming before. I’m not super disciplined either, so I usually do it when I find myself in a desperate place in need of some kind of life change. But in the periods when I do it, I have increased instances of crazy coincidences and dejavus in my everyday life. It’s as if the brain while meditating transcends the time space continuum to a place where everything exists at the same time - present, past, future. So when I come back, over the next couple of days I am experiencing things that feel oddly familiar, already seen.

Just FYI, it oddly works. And it’s strange, given its success rate in my life and that it’s only 10 minutes a day, that I don’t do it all the time. But again, I get lazy when things actually start working and flowing easily, and stop doing it.

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