Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Can I Learn Precognition?

By Crysall Symes

Fantasy and science fiction books have told many times about people telling the future. While it has been described in these books and movies, it is actually something that many people experience on a very regular basis. It is not something that is from another world and that can only happen in a fiction story. Once you learn precognition you will have a much better understanding of the things that are in your head and the world that is constantly around you.

Thinking about precognition and how it relates to you and your past and future requires that you keep a few things in the front of your mind.

The first thing that you need to consider is what precognition really is. At the most basic level, it is the ability to see into the future, but it is not a mystical trait of any sort. Though things like crystals or even mirrors or still pools of water can help you concentrate, you will find that these are just tools; precognition is something that happens because of you and the energy that you put into it.

Sensing the events prior to them occurring is what precognition is really about, which is much different from the experience of being somewhere you have been before, or dj vu. Think carefully for a few minutes about what differences there are between the two things.

You should begin your experience in learning precognition by remembering back to when you have had experiences like this in the past. You almost surely have had experiences in your past that could have been a precognitive event, even if you did not know it at the time. Think about if someone has come to your mind when you haven't talked to them in a very long time, maybe even years. Have you suddenly been thinking about them and then you receive a phone call from them or a maybe even a letter in the mail?

If you were to bring this up to friends and family you are sure to find others that have experienced a similar thing in their life. It is not a coincidence. It is a primary example of precognition that many people experience on a regular basis.

Remember that precognition is not something that you can use to get the lottery numbers. In many cases, it will do nothing beyond teaching you more about the world around you.

Surely you have heard the stories that a person's precognitive sense has told them to not take a certain plane or to not go in to work that day. It is more likely that the precognitive senses have pulled them to make decisions or to go in a direction that they would not normally go. This means that you are more aware of the things that are going on around you and you will be able to perceive the patters that are there and see how well the different parts work as one.

You should consider how often in your past you have experienced things that could have been precognition. You may be able to see patterns such as the time of day or when you are awake or asleep that you experience these things. There are some people that experience this at night but simply chalk it up to having a dream. The truth is that their mind is much more open when they are drifting into sleep then when they are wide awake.

Your subconscious brain is allowed to open up and come to the front so that you can really see what is happening. There are those that believe that precognitive dreaming happens to people but they tend to get forgotten as soon as the person wakes from their sleep. It may be a better idea to concentrate your thoughts on things that are easier to remember.

Be sure to write down any precognitive feelings that you have. Put a time and place that you have the experience so you can refer back to it later to identify patterns. Your path that you take in your journey in learning precognitive thinking can be determined by the journals or logs that you keep. You may even find that you have learned a lot about yourself and the world around you.

Many people begin their journey to learn precognition. If this is an area that strikes you as interesting then take some time and look into the many resources that are available.

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