Strange Event in the Supermarket

fascinating..

Excellent! I like things like this.

I'd like to think that they happen all the time...but are almost always missed or dismissed.

Season's greetings to you, OP.

In the 80's my dad lived with us. He was almost 90 and in failing health. One day, (the 30th of Dec) he got dizzy and passed out in his bed. I called the Priest and 911 and had my eldest daughter take the baby, age 5, over to her little friends down the road a bit. She returned and the older children sat around the old WWI warrior and prayed and he died peacefully...the siren from the emts vehicle and the many cars(priest, coroner came and went and the funeral place took his body away and we went to get the little one. I told her Mishomis (granpa in ojibway) was in the hospital and probably going to heaven. She said, "No mom, he's already there, he died this morning after I got to connies house". I said "Oh, how do you know, did you hear the siren?" She said, "No, We were going to the playroom in the basement and he patted me on the shoulder and said 'so long, kiddo'."

I often think I hear one of the kids call out to me and a phone call or two confirms they needed to talk to me at that moment. I could go on and on but in a lot of families this is not uncommen.

A medicine man who can "talk to animals" says they use telepathy and we used to until we let our body take over our spirit. If you fast alot you can stop that.

Interesting if true

you probably heard someone else say hey dad.

It's a known fact that even in a large crowd when someone says mom or dad, all moms and dads turn their head lookin for their kid, even if they know they aren't there.

fascinating.

The Sense of Being Stared At by Sheldrake is a great read on this topic. Lots of studies to back up what he's saying, that we all have these experiences, telephone telepathy (knowing who is calling, expecting a call), suddenly hearing loved ones, knowing when someone has passed...

HIGHLY recommend. He also talks a great deal about animal telepathy which is also very real. Ever notice how your cat hides when it's time to go to the vet? Or your dog runs for a treat when you think about giving him one? Or the front door when you think about going for a walk?

In the early 70's I was babysitting my little brother. I was in bed and around 11pm I heard the front door open and my mom said "we are home.", which was something she would typically do. I did not hear anything else I was expecting... like the door shut or them walking to their bedroom. After a few minutes I yelled "mom, dad?" and got no answer. I became nervous and got up. The door was shut. I opened it and looked outside. There was tons of fresh snow and no tire tracks.. I sat in the living room, perplexed. They soon arrived home and when I heard them pull up I ran outside to meet them. Mom said they were almost hit by a semi truck on the way home. Don't know if that had anything to do with anything.

Back when my son was a child
sometimes late at night I would
hear him get out of bed and walk
through the house to my study
[which he did from time to time.]
But sometimes I would hear those
same familiar noises and yell out:
"go back to bed" only to discover
he was fast asleep in his bedroom.


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My two dogs love ice cream. We try to sneak into the kitchen and get ice cream without them noticing. It's almost impossible. I can take other things out of the freezer and they don't pay any attention, but whenever I take out the ice cream they both come running.

I saw someone I know just a couple of weeks ago standing in my kitchen. They were kinda faded out but it was like they were crossing over. But then they were snatched back from death. It was not their time to go just yet. Obviously, they still have more living to do.

They smell it, believe me. I once bought a pistol from a friend and brought it home in my briefcase. My dog, asleep at the time wakes up walks over and stuffs her head in my briefcase and won't pull it out. I had to go over and dislodge it.

Ask her if she didn't say "Hey Dad" out loud as she was going by.

My dog loves cauliflower, and I SWEAR he knows if I'm getting a head out of the crisper and comes high tailing it to the kitchen. Doesn't care if I dig in the fridge for other stuff. How in the world can he smell the cauliflower as I'm pulling it from the drawer from three rooms away?!

stuff like that happens to me all the time. don't know why but its pretty cool!

Heh! nevermind...wrong thread! lol

Last Edited by Kissplash on 12/19/2012 09:48 AM

Quoting: we let our body take over our spirit

Comfirmation! You are so correct. I'm about to transend to 5D, there was howvever one problem, 'letting go the lower self' (what remains of it). So I did my research and it was correct.

The lower self is born of Satan in each one of us, like a parasite. Connecting to the higher self is being god-like. The lower self is hell, the higher self is heaven. Do a web-search and be amazed at what you discover. My bet is, that this information was removed from the bible by organized religion. No wonder 'so many of the flock' right now feel ile lost sheepies. Go within and discover the truth!

ROFL

A few mornings ago I was sitting at the mirror by the bathroom.

The house was quiet.

I heard something cough; it wasn't me

it came from downstairs....

No one was home but me and it was an audible "cough".

Interesting story OP...so much we don't know. Thoughts are powerful and I think maybe you heard hers.

You sure it wasnt 'Hey daddy' in a slightly gruff voice?

hallucinations during our waking consciousness are
far more frequent than you think.

Sometimes we tap into something that allows us to experience things which can not be proved by science.

All throughout my life I have had experiences of premonition/dejavu. It happened to me today for the first time in a long time.

I just accept that it is a gift of some sort.