The best way to put this is if you are a proven precognitive (have had many things you experienced come true) you should likely tell people through a blog like this one what you see. But, you should also tell them that you are trying to save lives and are trying to make a better future than the one you presently see.
What usually happens is either people pray for something better to happen than what you see coming or they move in direct actions to change what is coming so the future usually turns out better than the one you see.
But, if you do nothing often people die and awful things can happen. The worst thing for me was the Loma Prieta Quake of 1989 that I foresaw. I watched it on CNN TV from Hana Maui, Hawaii when I took my family there to ride out the quake. Also, I wasn't the only one who foresaw the quake either. I met several people who sensed it coming too in Hawaii. However, I did tell one family friend about it coming and her multi-million dollar home in Piedmont was torn in half and she didn't want to speak to me ever again. So telling people sometimes isn't useful because they think you had something to do with it but it is more like being a weatherman than anything else. Sometimes you are right and sometimes you aren't. So, weathermen get blamed a lot regarding the weather too. for precognitive intuitives it's called the Kasondra Effect.
So, it isn't always good to tell people their future. I often redirect someone from their timeline so they won't die though by getting them to move into a different timeline where they don't die or get seriously injured. But I won't tell them what I'm actually doing because often it isn't useful. But at least they still are alive an uninjured.
By God's Grace
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