Date Posted:06:57:07 10/06/10 Wed Author: Fi Subject: Re: More questions for Emma>>>> In reply to:
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's message, "Re: More questions for Emma>>>>" on 21:33:56 10/05/10 Tue
Hi Emma and Seren,
Thanks for coming out to answer my questions.
>I think I was about
>3 or 4 my momma wanted to know who I was talking to
>and I said the people and she said what people.
Did your Momma initially think that you just had imaginary friends, like many small children? Do you think that, in some cases, "imaginary friends" are actually spirits talking to small children? And that most kids lose this ability when the grow older? (Just a thought that occured to me.)
>Now I had a vision of the tsunami that
>killed all those poor innocent people but the vision
>came the day before. Who would listen to me, how
>could all those lives be saved and were they meant to
>be?
That sounds really tragic. Like poor Cassandra of Troy, knowing the future but not being believed.
>Now, if I told you I had a vision that your car
>was going to break down in 3 weeks, the engine was
>going to catch on fire, because of some wiring. What
>would you do now?
I'd probably be skeptical, but take it to a mechanic just in case!
Hope you don't mind me being so nosy. It's a lot of fun, finding out what other people's characters think.
>Hi Emma and Seren,
>Thanks for coming out to answer my questions.
>
>>I think I was about
>>3 or 4 my momma wanted to know who I was talking to
>>and I said the people and she said what people.
>
>Did your Momma initially think that you just had
>imaginary friends, like many small children? Do you
>think that, in some cases, "imaginary friends" are
>actually spirits talking to small children? And that
>most kids lose this ability when the grow older? (Just
>a thought that occured to me.)
I think momma did believe that at first because that's what the doctor's told her. Until a person momma knew very well was catched and she came to me to give momma a message. Then momma knew for sure. Yes, I believe some children are born with some unique gifts like me but lose them either through age or fear.
>
>>Now I had a vision of the tsunami that
>>killed all those poor innocent people but the vision
>>came the day before. Who would listen to me, how
>>could all those lives be saved and were they meant to
>>be?
>
>That sounds really tragic. Like poor Cassandra of
>Troy, knowing the future but not being believed.
> Sometimes its very hard to know and not help. If people didn't get weirded out or want to use me for selfish gain I could put my gifts to very good use and help mankind. Right now what I see of the future is very sad. People need to be kinder to each other and stop destroying the planet. People have choices but aren't making the right ones. If they don't change...well...I have to get Seren back home. He can make a difference in the spirits that have yet to come... I hope.
>>Now, if I told you I had a vision that your car
>>was going to break down in 3 weeks, the engine was
>>going to catch on fire, because of some wiring. What
>>would you do now?
>
>I'd probably be skeptical, but take it to a mechanic
>just in case!
Would you truly? Or, are you just saying that. I've had people tell me that before and then they forget, then it happens. But, if you did take it to the mechanic then you are making a choice in changing the future. That's not to say it couldn't still happen - sometimes things are just meant to happen even with foresight but it may not be as bad. Does that make sense?
>Hope you don't mind me being so nosy. It's a lot of
>fun, finding out what other people's characters think.
> No, I don't mind at all. Anytime. I enjoy telling people about these gifts. I think if more people learned, understood and accepted what I am then I wouldn't feel like I freak most of the time.
