What is it like to see the future before it happens?
I
think this ability is actually latent in all or some of us from the
beginning. But, most people are redirected by themselves or others into
other states of consciousness. But some of us are forced by circumstance
to tune into these primitive abilities more suited for when there were
no telephones, no cell phones, no computers, no TV, no newspapers, no
nothing to do with technology or writing of any kind.
Imagine
being back there and if you didn't have this ability (or know someone
who did) your whole tribe just died unexpectedly one day from flooding,
snow, hail, earthquakes or being attacked by another tribe, elephants,
tigers, bears, crocodiles or almost anything including pandemics.
So, do people still need to see the future so they aren't all killed off?
My answer would be "Yes!" because otherwise human extinction would be the eventual result otherwise.
By God's Grace
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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