Interpreting Premonitions (Click to Read)

You might think premonitions are verbatim of what is to come, but like psychic readings they follow similar ways of communicating information that I will understand. It has taken me time to understand what my signs are and sometimes I am still learning them. They come as things I am familiar with, like relationships, mother to a daughter, son to a mother, etc. It’s different when it’s someone I know personally, with them, I see them and what is going to happen. If it’s someone I don’t know, I must rely on my signs and signals to guide me.

For instance, I had a client who I never met and knew nothing about. When I did her reading, I thought of my brother, so I knew the relationship that I had concerns about were about a male in her life who had significant influence in her life. It turned out to be her brother. I was instantly afraid for her and could see a violet situation, I felt her brother was facing some type of either mental health issue or drug issue causing unpredictable behavior. I could sense her overwhelming concern and her need to ‘help’ him.

However, I felt if she continued to involve herself in his life it would result in her being at the wrong place at the wrong time and saw her being seriously injured. I explained to her that he is not ready to receive outside help and is surrounding himself with dangerous people. I saw his situation getting worse before getting better. I advised her to back off, just to let him know that when he is ready, she will be there to emotionally support him but cannot involve herself in his life. I told her she will jeopardize focus on what she is looking to accomplish for herself.

She validated everything I told her and later followed up with me that she was initially considering putting off finishing her education to have her brother stay with her to help him. Instead, she took my advice, told her brother she would be there when he was ready and continued with her education. She said she sees now that had she had him move in with her, he would have brought some people around that would not have made her feel safe. She said she feels a huge weight lifted off her and has spoken with counselors who agreed she shouldn’t bear the responsibility of her brother’s choices. She is doing well in school and is looking forward to getting her nursing degree. She keeps in touch with her brother from a distance and always lets him know that she is there for him. She is praying he will seek help and she will be there 100% to encourage him along the way.

I worked with someone once and was preparing a flyer that had his picture on it. In a flash I saw his picture alongside a coffin and everyone grieving. I brushed the horrible image from my mind and continued to work on the flyer. The following week he announced that he had terminal cancer. In the weeks and months following he alluded to having to face making his final arrangements, preparing his will/trust and at the same time working to keep positive regardless of the diagnosis.

He survived, against all odds. It made me realize that because I can feel what other people are feeling and sometimes that’s what I’m seeing and feeling. I wasn’t having a premonition that he would not survive, instead I was seeing and feeling what he was going to see and feel. So even though I may see what would easily be conceived as a tragedy may just be what that person thinks may happen or has been told would happen. It gave me great relief to know that there are things I see that can be changed even if at first, they seem engraved in stone.