Something Blew on My Bangs

I was once sitting at my computer when I felt something blow on my bangs. I could feel my hair move on my forehead. There wasn't a draft from a window or a fan, and besides, it was in a small concentrated area of my hair just as if someone had leaned over and blew on it.

His Legs Were Faded...

I have a friend who was paralyzed from the waist down in an automobile accident.
On October 26th, at 11:00pm, he and his mother were in a rollover accident in a white vehicle. He was not seriously injured at that time.
A year later, on October 26th at 11:30pm, he was seriously injured in an automobile accident in a white vehicle. He is permanently paralyzed because of it.
Makes you wonder if it was meant to be....
He showed me a picture that his brother had taken a few months before the accident of him standing in the yard with a tree behind him. His legs are faded out! The rest of the picture, even the tree beside his legs, are full normal color, but his legs are very wispy and almost transparent from the waist down.

He Heard People Calling His Name

My son Derek told me when he was a boy that he was afraid to take a bath because he could hear people calling his name.
I've read that when we are in the bath, the water and relaxation is conducive to spirit contact. Maybe he wasn't imagining it...

Click Click...

I was sleeping in my niece's bed, visiting in Illinois. I had a cell phone and had put it on the nightstand next to the bed. I was awoken in the middle of the night by a little chime. It was my cell phone, indicating I had a new message. I looked at my Missed Calls, there was nothing. I didn't have any text messages, new voicemails...nothing. I laid back on the pillow and closed my eyes. Suddenly, I could hear a clicking noise close to my right ear. Click..click..clickclickclick..click..clickclick... Over and over I heard it for several minutes. Finally I sat up and looked around to see if I could figure out if there was something in the room making the noise.
As soon as I sat up, the noise stopped.
Both of my daughters have had instances where they heard clicking noises for no reason, too.

Tomato Soup

When I was 17, I had a six month old baby and was sharing a house with a young couple. Money was scarce and so was food. I remember going through the cupboards over and over again, trying to get an appetite for what was in there. I found a can of Cambell's Chicken Noodle soup and each time I opened the cupboards I could see it. I wished it was a can of Tomato Soup, my favorite.
Finally, I was so hungry I decided to just bite the bullet and eat the Chicken Soup. Imagine how happy I was when I opened the can to find that it WAS Tomato Soup!

Hey!

Twice I have heard a man's voice shouting "HEY" and "HEY YOU" as I was falling asleep. I opened my eyes and no one was around. It sounded like it was coming from up in the corner of my room by my bed.

I Knew If They Were a Boy or Girl

I always KNEW if I was having a boy or a girl. And for some reason, I am very in tune with picking up what other people are going to have.

It all started when I was 17 and pregnant with my first son. I kind of thought it might be better if I had a girl because I was going to be a single parent, and sons need their fathers. I was about 7 months along when I woke up one morning and I just KNEW without any doubt that I was having a boy. They did not do routine ultrasounds back then so I had to wait and see.
Derek Robert was born July 10, 1984.

Korinne Michele came along October 10, 1985 and I was so sure I was having a girl I took only pink baby clothes and dresses to the hospital.

I knew Shane was a boy, Karlie was a girl and Marshall was a boy before the ultrasounds confirmed it.

When I was pregnant with Shane, I worked at Boeing. A few of the ladies told me I should go over and talk to "Susan" because she was really good at predicting what people were going to have. I went over to her desk and arrived just as another pregnant lady did. "Susan" told us we were both going to have girls. She asked what I thought and I told her I thought we were both having boys. I was right.

One time I knew a relative I hadn't talked to in a long time was pregnant when I touched the piece of paper that had a message written on it that she'd called.

Another time, I wondered if my friend had found out the sex of her baby yet and as I went to click on her picture to send her a message, I knew it was a boy. She confirmed that the ultrasound had showed a boy.

I've had tons of experiences like this over the last 23 years. Most of the time I know in an instant what someone is having, it just hits me. Other times, I have to wait until they are further along. Rarely, I do not pick up anything at all or I am wrong. It's a fun gift!