Here we go again.
I predicted the swine flu epidemic four months before it happened, and once again, I have to explain to a dull world that doesn’t recognize talent.
The kind of uncomprehending world that makes Lady GaGa a star.
I wrote a list of predictions for the year 2009 back on New Year’s Day. One of the predictions listed was that I saw a “catastrophe coming out of the Southwest.”
“A catastrophe coming out of the Southwest.”
“A CATASTROPHE COMING OUT OF THE SOUTHWEST.”
Mexico is the Southwest.
Do any of you further doubt? I also predicted Hurricane Katrina a week before that happened (read my column about people drowning called Doomsday Five-Katrina was a Force Five Hurricane).
This is getting really tiresome. I clearly have psychic ability and I have to take the tedious step and tell you about it because you didn’t read my column or make the connection back then.
I am able to tell the future.
I can do it.
I have always known that I could feel things others can’t. That I was more attuned to some kind of vision than others. It doesn’t have anything to do with crap about looking at a crystal ball.
It just comes to you. You can feel it.
Clairvoyance is not about feeling superior to others. It’s not about being infallible. A clairvoyant can have a bad day like anyone else. It’s about windows, portals into the beyond. Some of us have it. Remember Alice in the looking glass. Alice was a clairvoyant.
It’s flashes. Having flashes. Visions. Vision flashes. Something that you can see coming, when the portal (the looking glass) is open.
It has nothing to do with mumbling mumbo-jumbo strange words over somebody’s head, or burning incense, acting weird, using ouija boards or banging a gong. This is not a fortune-telling machine with a figure of a swami behind glass at the county fair.
I’ve always been the kind of person who is super sensitive. I’m not joking about any of this. Let me put it another way. I’m the kind of person who if you kick a dog around the corner, I can feel it.
Oh, by the way. I also predicted (in January) that Vice President Joe Biden would get in trouble for saying something. As I write this, word comes to me that Biden is in hot water for making statements about airline travel amid the swine flu threat.
Two great clairvoyants of the past were Rasputin, who convinced the empress of Russia that he was a holy man who could see the other side and he was proven right most of the time, and Crazy Horse, an Ogallala visionary who clearly had the gift.
Then there’s me.
That’s all I need to say.
Copyright 2009 Sammonsays
