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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jul-16-06 09:09 PM
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The Daily Psychic IV
Post your intuitions, predictions, dreams, and all manner of daily psychic activity here.

Previous threads:

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The Daily Psychic II

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The Daily Psychic III:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=245&topic_id=20456&mesg_id=20456




Cher
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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jul-16-06 09:29 PM
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1. Two precognitive incidents
I've had two incidents, very similar in the mode of perceiving, that were precognitive.

This last Monday, the 10th of July, I went up the mountain on my property to take some things to the trash. It was very early in the morning--about 5:30 or 6 a.m.

I saw that a branch had fallen down from one of the trees that separates my house from my neighbor's. Half of it had fallen on his property and the other half fell on my property.

The city will dispose of these tree limbs but they have to be cut down to 4' in length and all parts of the branch tied together. So I cut up the branch, bundled it up, and put it out to the curb for pickup.

I looked at the branch on my neighbor's property, though, and as I looked at it, an awareness came over me. I said, "That branch will be on my side of the property by tonight at 5."

Sure enough, 5 p.m. rolls around and I go up to put the trash out at the curb for the next morning's pickup. There is the branch from my neighbor's side of the property thrown on my side. Angry, I picked it up and heaved it back on my neighbor's side.

Let me digress a moment and tell you that I do not like my neighbor. He is a chauvinistic Muslim guy who thinks he can bully women around. So of course, me and my rather aggressive personality, I love to rub the independent status of women in the U.S. in his face.

Seeing me throw the branch over, he came charging out of his house yelling. He said, "Both my wife and I saw you throw that branch on our property." I said, "Right, asshole, because I was up here at 5 a.m. and saw it on your property. Now maybe you'd like to explain why you're dumping debris from your property on mine."

Man, you talk about slinking back to his house. It was like I punched him in the gut.

OK, so that was one incident. I guess the part about putting him in his place isn't really germane to the precognitive theme of my story but I had to include it because it gives me great satisfaction to dwell on it, LOL.

Here's the second incident.

I have been having a go-around with two squirrels whom I call Spike and Roscoe. I call them that because those sound like swindler names and these two squirrels are swindling the bird food away from the birds. They are stealing it out of the bird feeder.

I have a big bag of bird food in my utility room. Now mind you, this is IN my house.

Today I looked out the utility room window and I got this feeling that Spike or Roscoe was going to chew their way in through the screen. It was a feeling and I could "see" the hole in the screen through this "feeling."

Well, dammit, if you wouldn't know it, late afternoon I returned from dining out with my friend and there's Roscoe, up in the bird feeder. This foreshadowed what was coming with the screen. Earlier this morning, I had carefully put put the birdfeeder back together after he chewed a hole in the bottom. So there he is, flaunting me as I return, saying, "Hahah, I outwitted you again."

I walk in the house, look at the screen and sure enough: there's a hole chewed through it. Now for whatever reason, he didn't get into the bird food. But I am mad as hell about this chewed up screen.




Cher


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Cleita Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-17-06 10:17 PM
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2. Checking in to give you a
:kick:
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rumpel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-19-06 02:24 AM
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3. Something is not right
I can't put a finger on it. I suddendly about an hour ago, I had the impression that something is not right - it feels more like a major deception type issue. I don't even know whether it is political or personal.

I'll see if I get anything more....it bugs me..
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Proud_Lefty Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jul-21-06 08:07 AM
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7. I've had that feeling since for weeks
There's round the clock coverage of this ME crisis; music, drama, shots of BREAKING NEWS to give a current death toll (??), cries of WWIII, and worst of all, all our neocon PNAC participators are manipulating the whole message with much participation from members of the Democratic party. The talk of the enemy, Hezballah (sp?) sounds eerily familiar to the way they talk about Michael Moore. Label them unpatriotic or terrorists and the American people won't give them an ear or an ounce of sympathy. Personally, I don't know that much about Hezballah, but I sure don't want to learn it from the neocons.
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rumpel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-20-06 02:33 PM
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4. I think I know what the deception feeling was:
It is political -

the entire conflict with and within the Middle East is by design of the Neocon - totally unescessary but provoked by manipulation

and the truth was out in the media and the public for along time - totally ignored and unnoticed overshadowed by the constant mantra of these people in the media

why has nobody stopped this?

here

http://journals.democraticunderground.com/rumpel

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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-20-06 09:54 PM
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5. Asia Times
They print a lot of good articles--or maybe they're just real journalists.

This is giving me a queasy feeling, rumpel.

I just checked out a DVD about press coverage and the Arab-Israeli conflict. I decided not to watch it, though. But now you have me thinking I will watch it. I'll post the name of it and a link when I get it back out of the car.

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OK, here's a trivial but--nonetheless--psychic incident from today.

In the summer, I like to get up early, like 5 a.m., and garden until around 11 or 12. Then about 3 or so, in the heat of the day, I like to go take a nap.

Today I did that and I was thinking about cooking dinner. I don't usually do that--not my job--but before I fell asleep, I was reading cookbooks. I didn't find anything I wanted to make but I did wake up a bit later with a wonderful idea of what I'd like to have for dinner.

In my dream, it was fresh Coho salmon and also shrimp. The shrimp were tied up in a little bundles. Earlier, we'd decided to make fresh corn with herbs and butter.

OK, so I didn't mention what I wanted to my husband, who ended up cooking dinner because he went to Whole Foods and bought things. I didn't mention my dream because I know he's not crazy about salmon.

So much to my surprise, what does he serve at dinner tonight? Fresh Coho salmon, shrimp, baby potatoes, and corn in butter with herbs.

:)

I told him about my dream and said, "There's just one little thing that doesn't match and that's that in my dream, the shrimp were tied up in little bundles." He looked at me funny and said, "Oh, that's how I cooked them. I tied them with chives when I steamed them."




Cher
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rumpel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jul-21-06 03:53 AM
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6. That must have been a really good salmon
:)

and yes - maybe the question came from a reporter for a non-US media organization - perfect English though, and off camera

but it suddenly hit me, and I had to know more. Bolton took one more question and rushed off

these past few days I have been buzzing around long hours - I don't know why - I also am an afternoon napper - the dogs wake me up when they think it is time to get up - so, I will go now - I can't believe it is already almost 2am

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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-22-06 04:31 PM
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8. OK, here are a couple more
Nothing real important; just funny/odd things.

Yesterday I was grocery shopping and was in the pet section. I picked up a couple collars for my two kitty cats. Not that they really needed them. Actually, I'm not sure why I bought them.

So when I got home, Bitsey jumped up on the windowsill--her standard way of telling me she wants in (even though they have TWO pet doors). I let her in and she went to her food dish, as usual. But I noticed something odd about her collar: it was looped around her front leg! The collar was around both her neck and her front leg.

Somehow this kitty had gotten in a scrape and the collar, which is supposed to be one that lets them escape, did expand enough for her to get out of the scrape but in the process of doing so, she put her front paw through it. It was very tight when I tugged at it.

I tried to unclasp it but I was impatient and, knowing I had a new one, just cut it with a scissors.

Anyway, odd that I should purchase one before she needed it.

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We have been having a lot of thunderstorms here in NJ. Despite the fact that today's weather prediction was for storms, I was out visiting one girlfriend and having lunch with another.

On the way home there was a thunderstorm but it didn't seem too bad. Some of them have been real drenchers.

When I had arrived at home and put my things away, I sat down at the computer. Uh oh! No Internet connection! And I look around the house and all the clocks are blinking. The electricity had been off.

While I was fixing the I'net cnx and the clocks, I would glance at the computer screen and the Webshots pictures that were popping up were of thunder and lightening! LOL. I have quite a few of them in my collection because I like thunder and lightening. But for them to show up consecutively--well, that's...interesting :)




Cher

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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-22-06 06:15 PM
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9. just had to add this
I was clicking on my random photo of the day and guess what came up:\






Cher
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lildreamer316 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-27-06 05:30 PM
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14. How beautiful!!
Baby boy(well; 2 actually) was touching the screen lightly where the lightening is.
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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jul-25-06 07:49 PM
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10. Hey c'mon guys
I know I'm not the only intuitive/sensitive/psychic here. Let's hear your stories!

I've got another minor one today but it's kinda' funny.

As I think I've mentioned, my neighbor in the haunted mansion and I are very good friends. We always give each other a cheery good morning when we see each other, most of the time anyway. This morning, however, Karen took off before she had a chance to see me out working in the yard. As she drove down the road, though, I thought she might be able to see me in the rear view mirror. So I did this hand gesture like a wizard where I wiggled my fingers at her. I thought, "Karen, I know you're going to the supermarket so bring me back a pistachio muffin." Then I wiggled my fingers some more like, "You are under my spell." Of course I was just kidding around.

OK, so a little later she gets back and I'm still out working in the yard. She came over with a bowl I had left at her house and also there was a bakery bag from the supermarket in the bowl. Inside? A pistachio muffin!

How I laughed. :rofl:




Cher


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suziedemocrat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jul-25-06 08:03 PM
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11. WOW - I'm impressed.
All of your stories together are pretty impressive! Do you do anything to bring out your psychic ability?
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I Have A Dream Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jul-25-06 09:01 PM
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12. Nope. I never get anything like what you get.
:(

I'm glad that you do though! :)
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lildreamer316 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-27-06 05:32 PM
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15. You're killin' me!
Just....cool as hell.
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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-27-06 05:23 PM
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13. The List
Suzie, no, I don't do anything to encourage or develop it. But I do know that if I do meditation (I learned the Silva method when I was in my early 20s), I get incredibly psychic, having flashes of precognition and seeing events unfold (usually unimportant ones) before they actually take place.

IHAD, thanks for your input.

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Here's a funny little story from today:

I went to my Web site client's place of business, a garden and home decor center. I went because I wanted to pick up a few flowers of a particular color to finish off my front brick patio area. I made up a list of all the things I wanted to get there. I put this list on a notepad on my computer.

Took off--without the list, however. Got down there and I see five chairs they had just placed on sale. The chairs are absolutely perfect for my dining room and I need them desperately. In fact, awhile back, I had asked my main contact at the company to be on the lookout for some for me and I described what I wanted. Well, here they were and on the one week my contact is off at a trade show! So I guess it was just luck, right? Lucky that I happened to go down there today.

I load the five chairs up in my car and take them home. BTW, I don't have to pay for them, either. That's part of my arrangement with being the Webmaster for this company. Heh, heh. I love that part. :)

After dragging these heavy chairs and bringing home flowers, etc., I was in need of a nice relaxation session in front of the computer in the AC and with the fans going. I started closing down the windows I'd had up from earlier this morning and there was my list of things I had wanted to get at the garden center. I looked down the list to see if I'd remembered to get everything I wanted and I found "chairs" on the list.

I do not remember putting "chairs" on the list.

I'm both shaking my head and laughing at this.

So somehow I knew there were chairs there for me but I don't know how I knew it. I sure don't remember writing it on my list.




Cher
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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-31-06 12:43 AM
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16. should I start a psychic blog?
LOL. It seems I'm the only one posting here so maybe I should.

Anyway, here is the psychic incident of the day. :) It's actually a psychic incident of my spouse's, not mine. He's got an extremely keen sense but it's pretty much unconscious. In other words, most of the time he isn't even aware he's behaving on an intuition or getting messages from the other side. I have to help him recognize it. He's uncanny, btw.

My husband's birthday and my birthday are only 15 days apart, so today we decided to treat ourselves and we went to a restaurant in "the old neighborhood." This is where we lived 10 years ago. We still have many favorite places from that neighborhood.

So on the way, we were talking about his former boss, a brilliant mathematician. In fact, the discussion turned into a sort of psychological analysis of the guy and was quite interesting. Without getting too personal or detailed, an issue came up and I said, "I sure would like the answer to that question. Wonder how we could find out." My spouse's response was, "That's very personal information and you're not likely to find out, ever."

We arrived at the restaurant to find that it wouldn't open for another 30". So we had a half an hour to kill. I drove down the road and all of a sudden, my husband said, "Stop here. Let's go in here for a drink." It was the type of restaurant I would never expect him to patronize (a chain).

We went in, sat at the bar, and put in our orders. I was having a non-alcoholic smoothie and was carefully watching the bartender because I didn't want her forgetting about no alcohol being added. When she was finished, I turned to my husband and was shocked to see him being covered with kisses by some young chickadee! (hereforth known as YC)

My husband then introduced her. He said, "This is ___!" He then turned back to YC and said, "We were just talking about your dad." The person kissing him was the daughter of his former boss. We then all laughed about the strange coincidence of talking about this person and then running into his daughter at the restaurant.

So as we were chatting, the young woman answered my question that I refer to in fourth paragraph from the top, above. She answered in detail and explained everything that I wanted to know. It was so weird!

Yep, not likely to get that information, ever .




Cher



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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Aug-10-06 03:30 PM
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17. Hung up on the 11th
For days now, I have been thinking about a terrorist attack on the 11th. Now, I realize at most of us at DU think the latest revelations are nothing more than scare tactics from the Bush/Blair thugs, but regardless, I was thinking very much of the 11th.

Cher

and p.s.

I'm on vacation and will have to put up with the fallout on this when I travel home to NJ. :mad:
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Grateful for Hope Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Aug-10-06 06:25 PM
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18. Just a thought here
and, I know you won't be reading this until you return home (hope you are enjoying your vacation!)

The 11th is the day that 9/11 happened. I believe the news today was geared to highlight that horrible day.

My own gut is not feeling that something will happen tomorrow. IMHO, today is when the "thing" happened, and, I think we all are going to have to get used to a parade of "failed" terrorist attacks that will be hyped until the November elections.

After all, if there were a "real" terrorist attack, particularly in the US (it is, after all, where the elections will be held in November), then the * cabal would be seen as being ineffective against terrorism. We can't have that, can we?
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MorningGlow Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-11-06 10:00 AM
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19. Sure thing
9/11 - NYC
3/11 - Madrid
7/11 - London

Actually I think they did intend to announce this most recent "planned attack" (personally I think it's all B.S.) on the 10th, to affect people subconsciously--"We foiled the plot the day BEFORE 8/11--aren't we great!" :puke:
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GardeningGal Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-11-06 10:59 AM
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20. Interesting about all the 11's
Any numerologists out there that could speak to whether there is any significance to why the 11th always comes up?
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MorningGlow Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-11-06 11:15 AM
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21. Link--this goes way in depth
I'm not sure about all the nitty gritty details, but I am fascinated with 11 being a "master number" in numerology.

http://www.astrologycom.com/attack6.html

On a related note, my MIHOP was kindled by two things on that day: first, where were the intercept planes? and second, when my mom said "Isn't it a coincidence that it happened on 911--just like our emergency number!" I don't believe in coincidences--and I don't think Muslims really know or care that 911 is our emergency call number...but that would be a "clever" touch Americans would pull...

:tinfoilhat:
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NJCher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-18-06 01:17 AM
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22. my doubtful friend
Just a few items:

I was on a trip to visit friends and family in the midwest over the past few weeks. While at my friend's house, I needed to locate some people but we didn't know at which hotel they were staying. I used my trick of running my hand over the Yellow Pages listings. I chose a listing and bingo, they were staying in that hotel.

After that happened, I mentioned to my friend that I had been getting more and more psychic. I think she wanted to believe me but I could pick it up doubt in the tone of voice as she explained what I did with the above phone listings to her son. In fact, it was pretty apparent that she had doubts about my abilities.

BTW, I do not share psychic stuff with this friend. Don't know why--just never have. It's not as if she's a nonbeliever. She herself pays to go to psychics for readings.

So it was quite a lot of fun at the end of the trip when I stopped by her house. I phoned her to say I was dropping something off. When she opened the door, I presented her with a bag of tomatoes, green peppers, cukes, and a cantalope--all organic produce grown in my mother's garden. It was a tomato that I held up, though. Well, when I did that, my friend's jaw dropped. She said, "I was just trying to find Dave (her son) a tomato on the plants in back but I could only find two little ones that were ripe."

We continued on into the kitchen, where her son was preparing his Atkins diet meal. His face, too, showed disbelief when I presented him with a big, juicy, riped red tomato.

Imagine wishing you had a tomato and then someone comes knocking on the door with one, LOL.

That was a fun one. The other one that happened on this trip was not fun; it was heartbreaking. I can't talk about it now, but maybe as time passes, I will be able to write about it.




Cher
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Quakerfriend Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Aug-19-06 06:16 PM
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23. Very nice, NJCher! I love this one because it reflects the fact
Edited on Sat Aug-19-06 06:17 PM by Quakerfriend
that our psychic moments are often tied into the universal circle of abundance.

You are really on a roll, girl!

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BlueIris Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Sep-01-06 02:55 AM
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24. I had a strange dream that my cat, Mr. Cheeps, came home to us.
Edited on Fri Sep-01-06 02:56 AM by BlueIris
I realize that it's kinda "Pet Semetary" to keep wishing for his return at this point, especially because I did get some indication right after he left his departure was actually for the best for some reason. (But let's hope that maybe he comes back, anyway. He was so happy here.) Just thought I'd post about this, though, in case he does somehow show up.
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