Paranormal Experiences

That's not paranormal. In fact, that's probably quite normal for you.

I sat down with a gypsy fortune teller when I was 16 at the carnival by the ocean in Maine. She knew all about me, it was really cool. She was as authentic as they get. Spooky dark candle lit room, beads hanging in the entrance, crystal ball, all that stuff.

She was spot on with facts about me that no one really knew about me, and, my visit with her was a spur of the moment thing that no one I knew could have predicted and set me up.

After a very detailed reading, not some generic horoscope BS, she told me to make 3 wishes. 2 of them came true almost immediately, the third I'm still waiting on.

Wish #1 was to meet Metallica, who, back in the 90s (and obviously still today) was one of the biggest bands on the planet. Within a few months of my wish I received meet and greet passes through an organization I was participating in as a surprise, I still have the letter from Q Prime somewhere informing me where to pick them up the day of the show and what to bring etc. The day I got that surprise letter I was climbing lampposts in the street and screaming with joy.

Wish #2 was a private family thing, but it came true not long after as well.

Wish #3, I'm still waiting on, but I have faith, it's just not the right time in my life for it yet.

So, yes, I believe the power of psychics, wishes, and willing the universe/God to change your reality.

Time and time again, I have experienced such phenomenon, and there is a bit of magical/psychic powers that run through my father's side of the family, which in turn I seem to have passed on to one of my kids who freaks me out regularly with his clairvoyance abilities.

None of that Miss Cleo BS though you see on late night TV.

No, seriously Lee Claire, I just sat there and said nothing while she held my hand and gazed into my soul.

If you have the attitude that it's all BS, then you close that door.

I have had countless "lucky" breaks. Never more than what I actually need in the moment though. I find money and items of value on a seemingly weekly bases, or run into just the right people at just the right time. The universe provides you with what you need, not necessarily what you want.

I buy loto tickets every once in a while, and I win. Not a million bucks, but a hundred here and there, enough to pay off a bill or something.

You need to open your mind Lee Claire. The power of synchronicity is real, and there for you when you're ready for it.


You should read the book "The Artist's Way". Its is a fun interactive workshop in a book. It will teach you how the laws of attraction and positive thinking can play a huge part in your life. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Don't fight it, embrace it!

Lee, what are you missing in life that keeps you so negative? Honestly, not dissing you or anything, but over the years you've come across as a very negative person consistently, unless we are fantasizing about spaceships and Shakira. So what gives? You don't need to answer, just be honest while answering yourself. I wish you the best and hope you find what you are looking for. You can have it all if you open your heart to what is right there waiting for you.

Peace and love brother :)

Sic Jes, I have one simple question for you. Why, when tested under proper conditions by skeptics and scientists do people with paranormal claims always fail? As Lee stated, there is one million dollars up for grabs from the skeptic James Randi if anyone can prove they have psychic abilities. You'll probably say its because the skeptics arent "open" to the experience but that is bullshit. Scientists are always looking for new things to discover and they would win countless awards and accolades if they were the first to prove something paranormal actually exists, so why would they not be open to it? Besides, if the universe actually cares about us as you say, wouldn't it be trying to prove that it cares to the skeptics by reacting most strongly to them, rather than only acting paranormal to those who are gulliable and already "believe"?

You ask how many times has someone had a gut feeling that proved to be correct. But have you also asked how many times people have had an intuition that turned out to be wrong? I think you will find that people are wrong more often than they are right, its just that they remember the times they were right and forget all the times they were wrong. So its hardly surprising people think they are masters of interal revelations from the universe. Its called bias and self delusion mixed with coincidence...

You also seem to be confusing the power of positive thinking with the supernatural. I believe in the power of positive thinking for sure, but theres nothing supernatural about it, its just your mind focusing on what you want, not the universe magically bringing it to you. That sounds like some Oprah Winfrey "The Secret" type bullshit.

David Icke is a fuck head.

I can chalk it up as coincidence. I do so due to rationality and not having a desire for the paranormal. If one is less rational, less likely to look at all possibilities, one just might find themselves just calling things paranormal, especially if there is a particular bias one has in wanting it to be real. 

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Stop knocking and go on in then