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observe differences in how the days feel to you as compared to the way you perceive future events. Also pay attention to whether events that occur tomorrow feel different from those that occur a few years from now. Sense and assimilate the atmosphere, sounds, and physical sensations of various shifts in time. |
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Getting Comfortable With the Vibes |
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Have you ever noticed that children have a remarkable ability to perceive future events? Perhaps they seem to experience precognition more because they haven't been conditioned to avoid talking openly about it. They're innocent enough to freely state what they see without fearing what others think of themor the tragic repercussions that may occur if their premonitions do come true. |
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On the other end of the spectrum from the openness of children is the skepticism of scientists. Most scientists have a problem with precognition because it doesn't conform to the standard law that cause follows effect. After all, that's the way time works: One thing leads to another. Right? |
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Well, not so fast. One theory (which hardcore scientists usually reject) is that every event, just like every object or person, contains certain vibrations. Accordingly, everyone has vibrations that you can sense, often without visual confirmation. You may still sense the appearance of new energy vibrations, or changes or interruptions in previous ones, even if you're turned completely away from the person when he arrives. These new vibes can set off your internal signals, making you nervous if it's a mugger approaching or bringing you joy if it's your best friend about to phone you. |
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