Question:
Is ESP for movement and temperature considered among the oldest ESP?
ThanksBelit
2007-02-15 04:51:47 UTC
Some people know well what the weather will be next day or week/s even their opinion is in contradiction with official weather forecasts-other choose the shortest ways without a map- this is the good genes heritage What are more evoluated esps?
Four answers:
Byzantino
2007-02-15 16:04:06 UTC
ESP is called the sixth sense or sensory information that an individual receives which comes beyond the ordinary 5 senses sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.now in their weather

topic,is what you say ,comes in the "genes",and people like to observe nature,"sense" the weather(humidity,heat,etc,)and they

know their surroundings very well,and there are people also

who "sense"the weather because they have a condition

(arthritis,bone fractures etc)and indeed they just know because

they start to feel pain or discomfort ,so its a perception in some way this people have developed in time.
CosmicKiss
2007-02-16 12:15:39 UTC
There are probably a number of factors at play in these instances. I'd like to lean towards the logical explanation but a few things have happened that tell me the knowledge could be tapped from intuition or ESP.



Many years ago, on a beautiful summer day, I suddenly knew one of the 80 foot tall trees next to the house was going down that night. Upon checking the forecast and seeing no storms approaching, no winds, nothing to knock a tree to the ground I still knew it was going to fall. It was not rotten and appeared healthy. That night I had the kids sleep on the opposite side of the house, I moved the cars out of reach, and went to sleep. When we woke up, there lie the tree, splayed out across the entire yard, driveway, etc.



One day I was at work at the hospital. We had a patient sedated doing a bronchoscopy. Suddenly I knew one of the shrubs at home was in danger. It was a strong enough, persistent enough knowing that I went home to see. Sure enough, the neighbor's dog had broken his chain, ran around this shrub several times and was tearing it away with the chain as he struggled to free himself.



These instances have nothing to do with weather or finding directions but they have shown me that there is some form of communication that we know very little about. These types of things have happened more and more over the years but I still have no idea where the messages originate or how they get into my head.
stickymongoose
2007-02-15 17:58:53 UTC
I don't think that has anything to do with ESP. Some people just know how to read the sky, or interpret atmospheric pressure and temperature changes. It's not some sixth-sense, it's just a refinement of the normal senses.
2007-02-15 21:00:54 UTC
It has nothing to do with so-called ESP. Some people are more sensitive to barometric pressures than others. Just about anybody who lives in Tornado Alley can tell you when a bad storm is about to hit.

However if you are that gullible, I have some old divining rods for sale. Cheap.


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