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d_redant · Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 6:20 pm Post subject: Know Your Future

Know Your Future

As each one of us might have experienced, sometime or the other we do get a premonition or a glimpse of the future. This might be related to our personal life or pertain to an event of social or national importance…

Though we rarely comprehend the implications of such precognitive experiences, whenever we do, these could be of immense importance – especially in taking preventive measures against a likely accident or natural calamity.

8th December 1978 – a chilled night in England! Edward Pearson was caught travelling without ticket in a London bound train. He was arrested and produced before the court. Replying to the judge, he explained – “Mr. Justice, I did not intend to travel without ticket. I have never done so in the past. I am a disciplined civilian. This time circumstance had forced me to catch the train in emergency; when I reached the station, the train was about to depart. I got into it almost running; I had no time to purchase a ticket.

When questioned about the reason for this urgency, he replied – “In fact I have had precognition of important events and natural calamities on several occasions. Yesterday, I had a premonition that there will be severe earthquake in Glasgow in near future – it may be tomorrow, or may be a weak or a month from now… It could prove to be disastrous. I wanted to rush to the meteorology department in London so that they could arrange for necessary warnings and safety measures in advance”.

The jury found no justifiable or legitimate ground in his defense. He appeared to be misleading the court by false stories. Moreover, the territory of England had no history of severe earthquakes. Edward was naturally punished for this dual crime. Exactly three weeks later, a newspaper entitled “Daily Courier and Advertiser” published the news of a deadly tremor in Glasgow under the heading ‘Prophesy of a Ticket-less Traveler’. As per Edwards Pearson’s premonition, this natural calamity had claimed significant loss of lives and property. This entire incident is also covered in detail in the book entitled “The Unexpected Mysteries of Mind, Space and Time”.

Recognizing the importance of research on the precognitive powers of human mind, renowned psychiatrist and psychologist, Dr. J. C. Basra had established the “British Premonitive Bureau” in 1967. Apart from research on the instances of premonition, this organization used to arrange for precautionary measures in view of the authentically recorded (in its office) premonitions of natural calamities… Another organization called “Central Premonitions Registry” is engaged in similar work in New York. An American psychologist, Dr. Robert D. Nelson had pioneered its foundation. He never believed in dreams and precognition until he experienced the truth of his own premonition of a road accident. Being a medical doctor he also encouraged scientific validation and research into such experiences.

Our past and future are closely, though indirectly, related to our present. Except perhaps in the childhood – when our neuronal network is not fully developed and our own life is largely shaped by the guidance and support of our parents and teachers, our past experiences help our learning and planning in the present.

Our individual personality, our inclinations and abilities contribute a lot to
making our present. Although the present phase of our life is most important, whatever we aspire or plan to do now… that always has an influence of the thought or expectation of the future.

The bodily experiences, pleasures and pains, knowledge of the surroundings, or the activities of the people around –– fall in the periphery of the present. The domain of mental activities is far wider. It embraces vision of the future too in its folds. What it wants to acquire in the future triggers its aspirations or ambitions today. This is what dominates its thinking and hence the activities of the present… Noting the fact that the activities of the present shape the future, we may thus say that it is our imagination, aspiration, or planning for the future that makes the most course of our life. Man is therefore regarded as the architect of
his own destiny.

Ability to cultivate an attitude as per the new circumstances to make the best use of one’s potentials is also a sign of wisdom. A grasshopper adjusts its body to bear and turn the seasonal changes in its favor – it becomes yellow like a dry leaf in the summer and appears fresh and green like a newborn leaf in the autumn. It is said that it adopts the color of what its sees around. Adversity or favorableness of the circumstances mostly depends upon how we look at them. It is our own attitude that makes all the difference. A little bout of hardship might make a coward one faint with fear, whereas the brave and courageous one would grow
stronger with such challenges and struggles in life. It is said that the trend of our life is usually a shadow of our attitude. What one would become tomorrow largely depends upon what he aims, thinks (and hence) does today.

Focused thinking and balanced attitude give a creative direction to one’s deeds in a given circumstance. Ability to envisage the future vis-à-vis one’s potentials is as important as the appropriate use of the present opportunities. Formulating realistic and progressive goals, thorough planning for stepwise excelling in that direction and sincere endeavors in accordance – is described as the secret of success in every walk of life… Prudence and foresightedness together with piety of sentiments and aspirations are therefore most desired to ensure righteous and distinct accomplishments in life.

In general, anyone with average wisdom would be able to envisage the
consequential circumstances in near future based on the analysis of the present vis-à-vis his knowledge and experience. Timely preparation before the change of seasons is an example of rather sundry inferences of this kind. Preparation for the exams, cultivation of the land before the spat of monsoon, sales and purchases as per the favorable trends of market, etc are examples of specific actions based on prior knowledge and vision of the near future. Specialization in a certain field of knowledge, skilled talents, or profession usually go hand-in-hand with the trenchancy, clarity of imagination, and reasoned decision making. An architecture’s design of a monument, or an engineer’s model of a
sophisticated machine are well known examples of this fact.

Knowledge of the direction or likely consequences of a particular action or condition also helps correct decision making or planning for the future. The prescription of a medical expert or the manufacturing and sales planning of an efficient production manager illustrate this talent. Who can beat an experienced farmer or a gardener in deciding about the right time for plantation and irrigation as per the quality and type of the seed and the soil in different seasons?

Vision and accumulated experience together account for such practical sense or expertise. Scientific researchers do not plan their innovative experiments out of a blue or a whim. It is mostly their analytical thinking, thorough knowledge, unperturbed industriousness, and above all their reasoned vision that leads to remarkable discoveries and inventions in general. The talents of writers, poets, and artists too would not be expressed without creative imaginations.

The natural quest of human mind to know the unknown is said to have evolved the abilities of inferring, imagining, and envisaging the future. This inquisitiveness has been the basis of the remarkable scientific developments. Elucidation of nature, accomplishments in the space missions, understanding of the complex body-functions, majestic use of the atomic and subatomic powers, etc, have been possible by the analytical thinking and piercing vision of brilliant minds in –– drawing the facts from the figures, extracting knowledge from the observations, visualizing the cause from the effects, conceptualizing etc.

Eagerness to know the future has given birth to astrology. Many people go the palmists, numerologists, and astrologers whenever they hear about an ‘expert’ of this sort. Computer aided formulation of horoscope and prediction of future is also quite popular these days. “How the positions and motions of planets affect the biomagnetism and hence the physical and mental conditions of a person?”; “How these effects are projected in the lines on the palm?”; “How do the radiation of crystals and gems influence one’s psychology…?” It might require understanding and researching a difficult branch of mathematics and finding the missing links in the lost volumes of the ancient science to resolve these riddles.
But one thing is sure that one’s faith in such predictions plays wonders on his psychology (and hence on the future course of his life).

Prediction of a bright future or an auspicious time ahead induces tremendous optimism in the believer and, depending upon his ambitions and zeal, he takes progressive, adventurous, or even risky decisions. Likelihood of adversities, danger, attack of diseases, etc generate contrary effects of varied intensities depending upon people’s belief and mental strength. The believers usually go for anything to prevent or minimize the ‘ill omen or hardships in the offing…’. At the root of development of astrology and related discipline of knowledge lies the
curiosity of human mind to know the future. And the popularity of various
methods of “fortune-foretelling” based on this knowledge blossom mainly
because of this inquisitiveness, hidden fears and aspirations of the human mind linked with the uncertainty of the future.

The natural interest or eagerness of mind to peep into the future should not be let lost with emotional tides or agile daydreaming. It should be viewed a source of immense mental power that needs to be channelized wisely… The great thinkers, scientists, and visionaries of the world have set ample examples in human history to guide us towards righteous use of this inner strength which could enable us become the ‘architects’ of our own destiny.

It is the ‘soil’ of mind where the crop of future creations and accomplishments is ‘cultivated’. The trenchancy of vision, creativity of imagination, acumen, and foresightedness account for the fertility of mind. Intellectual brilliance, maturity and wisdom too are judged with respect to these qualities.

Precognition and clairvoyance are reflections of spiritual refinement and
evolutions of these potentials of human mind. The seed of these supernormal faculties exists in our minds too. We should inculcate righteous thinking and endeavor its further enlightenment every day to realize that the key to our unknown future lies in our own hands.

aymensx · Joined: 19 Jan 2011 Posts: 51

hi,
i really liked this subject,i have those predictions too,they are mainly focused about things related to me and they happen more and more often now,the problem is all those visions are not necessary important,well most of them not and they don't tell me when that thing will happen, and here is the major problem: i can't remember most of these visions until slightly before or when it happen and then i try to convince myself that i did knew that by telling what will happen soon after and it do happen just the same. now since you are a professional can you tell a way to remember those visions that would be a major help of you, and thanks

Libby1956 · Joined: 31 Dec 2009 Posts: 63

I don't consider myself a professional, but I keep a journal of my visions and my dreams. Sometimes they make no sense at all but then an event happens and then it makes sense.

Going back over and reading my journals every so often, I'll discover visions and dreams I had completely forgotten about had come to pass.

Not sure if this helps you but it has helped me.

mihael_11 · Joined: 02 Feb 2009 Posts: 135

I also have experience with several visions(dreams) about myself in situation. When situation came, i knew what is going to happend.
But now that don't happens any more. So my question is, what is this related to? Was that just some kind of message or can you stay connected to this kind of knowing?

Libby1956 · Joined: 31 Dec 2009 Posts: 63

Meditation helps me so much. Especially when I feel like I'm not seeing what I should see. I recently moved and the dreams I have nightly are outstanding and I have 3 or 4 different ones every night. That has never happened, not in my entire life. I feel that I'm moving into something very new in my life and something very good that I've never experienced. Where I"m supposed to be.

I never know what something means until it's right up on me. Sometimes I get symbols and have to figure out what it means to put the pieces of the puzzle together but when I get most of them, I know what I was being told or shown and it makes perfect sense.

Don't know if any of this makes sense to you or not.

aymensx · Joined: 19 Jan 2011 Posts: 51

for me i don't knew, that depend on what you mean by making sens and i think i don't knew,most of my visions are about living some seconds from an actual situation before it happen, some are to resort,as a precaution or merely informative

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