Premonitions play an important role in our life and often save those who had the wisdom to listen to them. However, our premonitions are only an echo of the atrophied ability, inherent in people of ancient antediluvian highly developed civilizations, to come into contact with information fields and draw information from them “directly”. Including the one that dealt with the probable future.
Thus, foreboding (as well as foresight) is only a faint echo of the abilities of the ancient "seers", and therefore its development can significantly facilitate our life, despite the pseudo-skepticism towards the gift of clairvoyance, which the ruling parasitic "elites" are trying to instill in us. the help of their corrupt servants. For the blind are much easier to control than the seers. And this is precisely the main reason for the existence of various pseudoscientific commissions that lead the inhabitants away from the "forbidden" knowledge.
So how can those people who no longer want to remain blind to recognize the foreboding in themselves? This is what Jean van Bronckhorst writes about this in his book “Premonitions in Everyday Life”: “An unexpected, persistent, vague, contradictory sensation arising on the physical level is what a premonition is. The beginning of a premonition is more foreshadowed by a riot of conflicting impressions than is a stage in its successive development.
Some of these conflicting experiences are so powerful that they can distract us from our daily concerns, making our lives rewarding for a long time. In whatever form the foreboding appears, we can easily recognize it. We hear a warning voice, we have an instinctive feeling, a flash of intuition occurs - or we just know ahead of time what will happen next. We may not recognize in all this a premonition, but we will definitely notice that the moment of its appearance is distinguished by its unusualness and rarity of appearance.
In our day-to-day life, anticipation requires more than just a surge of impressions. For a true premonition to appear, there must be an initial impression, as well as some event in the future, proving the authenticity of the premonition. Such an event can occur in a few minutes, days or even years, but it is this event that is a prerequisite for verifying a true premonition. Without these two components, there is no premonition itself.
Most of the known foreboding stories had a significant beginning, and a certain important event proved the authenticity of the foreboding. The warning and horrifying feeling was followed by unexpected tragedy, accident, or disaster. This led us to think that foreboding is always a warning sign in matters of life and death. However, scientists think differently. They have long noted that premonitions are more likely to arise about small things than about fateful moments in life. Just a premonition of minor events does not attract as much attention as those that foreshadow some kind of tragedy.
Unimportant premonitions are easily discarded, perhaps with the help of rational thinking, since they do not touch upon the issues of life and death. If the beginning of a premonition is subtle or the event that follows it is not so important, then we may not recognize it at all. We only remember what we notice. If the foreboding is insignificant, we do not pay special attention to it - and as a result we cannot establish its connection with a certain event when it really happens in the future. And vice versa: if some event did not attract our attention, then we will not even think to find out whether any warning sign preceded it."
So, we are able to anticipate both important and insignificant events of our future, but the awareness of this fact depends on the level of our attention (awareness) to the events taking place and the "signs" received from our subconscious. Similar "signs of peace" are sent to us by the Universe, communicating with us in just such a peculiar language. That is why people who are able to correctly interpret these "signs of peace" - omens of events, enjoyed unchanging authority in ancient societies.
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Then, the servants of the forces of darkness led a real hunt for such people during the Inquisition, in order to deprive people of the opportunity to know their future. Through the religions of the “biblical project” invented for this purpose, ordinary people began to instill not only a slavish worldview, but also the idea that knowing their future is a sin and this is “from the devil”. For the same purpose of manipulating people's consciousness, "official science" was created, which, with the help of various pseudoscientific commissions, tries to instill in people the idea that knowing the future is impossible and such abilities are in fact supposedly "superstitions", "charlatanism" and "hoaxes".
Thus, both with the help of blind faith and with the help of pseudoscientific logic, we are diligently cut off from the knowledge that the satanic forces governing the planet have defined as "forbidden" for us. But it is the comprehension of this "forbidden" knowledge that takes us out of the power of the dark satanic egregor and his faithful servants, who have entangled almost the entire planet with their spider web. And knowledge of future events is allowed to prepare for them in time.
In the above passage from Jean van Bronckhorst's book, there is another interesting and rightly noted detail: she says that it is rational thinking that makes us "not notice" some premonitions. Indeed, has it never happened in your life that intuition says one thing, and rational thinking says something completely different? Personally, this has happened to me many times. And always, if I trusted rational thinking, and not intuition, then I had to regret it. Therefore, coming to the realization of this on the basis of many repeated practical experiences, I can confidently assert that it is our intuition that knows much more about our future than the logical mind with all its "rational" calculations and calculations. And it is with intuition that the premonition of the future is associated.
Hence, one can come to a completely logical conclusion that it is logical thinking in the form of "internal dialogue" that closes the ability to foresee the future from us. It is no coincidence that many Eastern mystics spoke of the state of "inner silence", and the Indian teacher of K. Castaneda, don Juan Matus, taught him the practice of "stopping the internal dialogue." All this is a key condition for the disclosure of the first level of the gift of “seeing”, which manifests itself during altered states of consciousness. And it is with the development of our intuition that the development of this gift begins, which will manifest itself first as more and more clear premonitions, and then more and more vivid "pictures" of our future. But to develop this gift in yourself or not, it is the right of your own choice.