posted August 14, 2007 12:27 AM         

Long time no see!

I wanted to ask you about something that I simply have been curious about for a long time....

I often have visions (as you know) that come to reality and often let the 'knowledge' slip out of my mouth to others who ALWAYS remember what I said after the event happens and want to know how I knew. Often these people are a little freaked out by this when they put two and two together and their reaction sometimes is...well...not pleasent.

So my question for you is...Is it ever ok to tell others the truth? How does one not look like freak when this happens?

posted August 15, 2007 04:51 AM         

It's very good to see you.

This is the way I generally approach this kind of situation ... if someone asks, I tell them. I figure that, if someone asks me a question like that, there is some reason for it. I just decided to tell the truth about what I believe at all times (with an occasional exception ), and let the cards fall where they may. If someone's reaction is not pleasant, well, that's their issue, not mine. I don't argue about it either, as tempting as it sometimes may be.

I am always surprised at how many people out there believe, or want to believe, in the "freakish" topics we discuss here, but are afraid to talk about it. And it's always amazing how many of them open up.

As far as I can tell, very few people out there would truly consider you a freak, whether they socially acknowledge it or not.

Well, that's the way I do it.

posted August 20, 2007 01:20 AM         

I agree with you so much about this...it is there problem to deal with it.

I really wish that we could come to a point that people are not treated like 'freaks' when they have a developed gift. I think that so many of frauds that worm their way into peoples lives for money, professing to have a developed gift have done so much harm to those who cannot help the way they are.

Thank your for your lovely insight!