DeathStorm
2009-03-24 06:08:12 UTC
Since I was a child I have just known 'things' before they happen.
Being a child they were mostly things children are interested in and
so not that important. At first I thought I was exceptionally good at
guessing but as I got older I though I was paranoid and frankly a bit nuts.
By the way I am a 35 years old well educated Irish guy. I am not particular religions
and I now KNOW from repeated incidents that I am definitely not paranoid or nuts.
I am also sure that this is something I can not just turn off, although I wish I could.
In general I only sense approaching accidents or death with different degrees of accuracy based
on time and emotional intensity.
For example:
Between the 15th March 2009 and 14th March 2009 and the 21st March 2009 I went on
a skiing holiday. On the 13th March 2009 (yes it was a Friday not that that is important)
I was chatting to a work colleague about the my ski trip. My colleague mentioned that I should
get a helmet and as she said it I felt something similar to a feeling of deja-vu and felt that somebody
famous was going to die skiing through a head injury while I was on my holidays. There are a lot
of famous people out there, and for the first time ever I could not get a feel for the person, as in
what they looked like or if they were male or female, Just definitely famous and definitely death.
I couldn't figure out how to get the information to this famous person in time. From experience I know
that Absolutely everyone naturally ignores (an then dies) any warnings I give them. While I was on holiday Natasha
Richardson had her accident and tragically died, which needless to say was no shock to me. (By they way, I am
publishing this completely anonymously, I am searching for fame just your opinion/guidance/help).
I have accurately predicted and felt all the associate emotions of literally every major life event down to the
second including engagement, marriage, pregnancy, birth, serious injury and death of everyone around me and of people
I have lost contact with. Even down to something as mundane as someone I once new changing their car and a near
fatal accident at an air show I was once at. Information I am interested in also attracts my attention. Once I went
to get my hair cut and there was a stack of news papers beside me while I waited. One of them had a tiny article in it
about the size of a box of matches. The article which was printed in the middle of a page, in the middle of a Saturday
supplement under a massive pile of papers literally consumed all of my attention and would not leave me alone until
I read it. The printed text, only confirmed something important I had already known without being told for a month.
Last year I had two solid days of 90 second predictions. I would think something and within 90 seconds it would happen, right down to the exact phrasing of conversations,
the whole experience totally freaked me out. I don't know what the trigger is. It could be diet, stress levels,
ambient temperature the phase of the moon, time of year... who knows!
It is also only to do with people, more specifically good people who are decent and giving of themselves and their time.
Anyone who is completely self absorbed to the point where they only think of themselves is invisible to me. Inanimate
objects are also invisible to me, so I won't be suddenly rich from a trip to Vegas. I even attempted to move to
the other side of the planet, hoping physical distance would stop it or at least lessen the effects. It actually increased
the effects. Finally I have Absolutely no control over it, I just know stuff without wanting to know both while I am
awake and asleep.
So ...
Has anyone out experienced anything similar?
If so can you control it or even better do you know how to stop it?
If not, can you offer advice on how to approach a conversation like ...
'Hi there, I know you haven't seen me in a decade but if you don't listen
to me you or someone you love is going to die.'
I believe I know these things for a reason, maybe the reason is to prevent the 'your gonna die' ones.
Naturally, everyone I have ever tried to help/guide/advise assumes I am completely nuts. (Hey I would too)
The most frustrating thing is the paradox ...
If they listen, then nothing happens and I am branded a mental case.
If they don't listen, then they die and there are no witnesses.
Any genuine advise is more than welcome....