Posted by JRSutton on June 19, 2014 at 17:14:01 from (71.174.108.245):
In Reply to: Do You Believe... posted by John B. on June 19, 2014 at 08:17:59:
Years ago I was working for a large company in Boston, we had a big project going on that required me to go in on a Saturday to meet up with a bunch of people up from our New Jersey office.
I was heading out the door when all of a sudden I got the oddest feeling - almost like a little panic attack. I stopped, put my keys down - and told my wife that I couldn't go. I felt like something bad was going to happen.
It was such a strong feeling I couldn't ignore it.
I've never felt anything like that before, or since.
I felt ridiculous - and not to mention so guilty about having to blow off my co workers who just drove 5 hours to meet with me. That's something I would never do even if I was sick.
But the feeling was THAT strong.
Later that night I had let it go and forgotten about it.
But then I got a call from my mother telling me my grandfather had passed away unexpectedly earlier in the day.
- THAT gave me goosebumps.
The instant she said it I KNEW there was a connection to what I felt earlier.
I'm not big on the supernatural kind of stuff - but that experience made me believe that there's at least some kind of connection in life that we're not really aware of.
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