Championship Premonition Comes True
(from AOL news service)


"I couldn't sleep and I called my dad at 2:30 in the morning," said Garrett Hartley, who was suspended the first four games this season for using a banned stimulant. "I told him, 'Dad, I think I'm gonna kick the game-winner, 42 yards by the right hash.' The first thing he said was, 'You should be sleeping.' Then he said that I know what to do, I've been doing it my whole life.''

Almost five minutes into the extra period, there was the ball, spotted on the right hashmark, 40 yards from the uprights. "That was an amazing feeling, a very surreal thing, two yards away,'' Hartley said. "I've never believed in stuff like that.''

Believe it. The Saints are in the Super Bowl, 43 years after their inception as an NFL franchise. This was Mardi Gras squared, Fat Tuesday on steroids. "This is for everybody in this city," Sean Payton, the first coach to pull off a Saints renaissance, told the crowd. "This stadium used to have holes in it and used to be wet. It's not wet anymore. This is for the city of New Orleans."


Of course in the article the writer had to hint at voodoo!

Anyone working on dreams? I've got a boatload of precognitive dreams.

Billie

Hi Mr. Petty and all,

I believe there is a reason why I don't indulge in precognitive dreams per se, which is part of the reason I am experiencing physical life and have a specific challenge for being here Nothing like having TSM, Elias, Kris, and other HEG to justify what the rest of our society thinks of as being inadequate in anything or not conforming etc. I saw the game yesterday and was totally disapointed like many others who wanted to see Brett Farr and the Vikings upset the probabilities or consensus that he and his new team couldn't go all the way :angry:

Only precognitive, intuitive, or futuristic event I have ever forseen was knowing that if I ever begin drinking alcohol again, I will probably lose everything I own; end up in jail; and in general beat myself up--if not outright leaving this wonderful planet due to not being able to stay sober

It happens to me with some regularity that I'll be going through my day and all of a sudden I'll remember that moment from 'before'. It's like running into an intersection in time.

Love,
Mike.

Me too, Mike. And sometimes I have the deja vous seemingly as a probable self. They are typically flashes, quick and fleeting. For example, I will see what is around the corner just before I round the corner. Other times I recognize a place as having been there at another time under other circumstances.

As far as specific premonitions, I am not certain I subscribe to the common belief as they are defined. If we create our reality, we have a multitude of directions to go at any given time. So, one premonition may just represent one probable direction. I suppose that could still be defined as a premonition since it is a potential manifestation like any other. Ah, semantics. *S*

Peace

So the question becomes, did the precognition create the reality, or because there is no time, did reality create the precognition?
Mary

:iagree I've had a few dreams that I'm not sure if they are precognative, or something that I manifested. For example: I had a cat that had been missing for a couple of months. One night, I dreamed that he came back, and later that day, he did! I had another cat that was gone 6 mos., same thing. I dreamed that he came back, and a couple of days later, he did. Precognative? Manifestation? I also had a dream once, that I had a baby, and was holding it in my arms. When I looked down at the baby, it turned into a kitten! This is interesting because I never did have children, but I've had lots and lots of cats! Kinda weird.
Cynthia