Great find! I've been a big believer of this for a long time now.

I have always been a strong believer in my gut feelings. what frustrates me is when I don't get a gut feeling about something. that stinks, make sense?

It's funny you mention the black jack analogy. I was in Jackpot, NV last year with my boyfriend which is only a 3 hour drive from where I live. Anyhoo, I just stuck with blackjack. At one point my boyfriend went over to the roulette table and after I decided to walk away from the table after being on a losing streak, I went up to him at the table said put your chips on 12. He humored me and put one chip on the corner of 12, sharing 3 other #'s. Hahaha...the ball landed on 12!!! I told him he should have put it on 12! I did that about 3 more times and he never just took my dang word for it!! but everytime it landed on the number I called. I'm not psychic, I would call the number that just felt right after she dropped the ball into the spinner.

I also have a nack for knowing when something is going to happen. I never know exactly what it is. i can only tell if something significant is going to happen, whether good or bad. If it's bad it affects my stomach unfortunately.

I believe, and I know this may be outlandish for some, in a universal consciousness. I believe we all more or less can tap into it because we're all part of it.

My bf looks at me like I'm crazy when I show him the folding dollar bills "trick" of the wtc towers burning. He says,"Right. So they planned this hundreds of years ago. Before the towers were even built? Right." I told him I don't believe that, I believe the case to that it was part of a global consciousness that somehow someone subconsciously tapped into when designing the different denominations.

I know it sounds crazy but I really think that is what strange coincidences are. Like Neo's ID expiring on 9/11/01 in the Matrix and various weird things like that. I just think people just inadvertently tap into.

Okay...now that I sound like a cook I will leave you with that...

That is what I always do but it is still a gamble unless I am drunk and don't mind getting my head kicked in. I can't count how many times an old grizzled Marine Drill Instructor by the name of E.O. Green had Platoon 138 repeat these words "He Who Hesitates Is Lost". It got a lot of us out of some bad stuff. That was 40 years ago. I know I that there were many times that gut instinct was what kept me from getting blown away.

Thanks for the info! I ALWAYS second guess my gut.. I don't know why, its just something out of habit I guess. Its time to break out of it though now that I read your post. Thanks!