You are here: Real Psychic Experiences :: Misc :: The Sign on my Forehead

Real Psychic Experiences

The Sign on my Forehead

By Strangeluck
(4 stories) (6 posts) (the author is a middle age adult)
Date: 2008-01-08
Country: United States
State: New York
Category: Misc

Two days ago as I was cleaning out my car and a lady comes out of no where and says "Excuse me do you have 50 cents. I couldn't say no because I had money on me. So instead of 50cent I gave her a dollar. Then a day after that as I was coming home from work I walked past a two little girls. I looked at both of them and something in my mind said "They want something from you". I gave it no concern and kept walking. Suddenly a second later this little girl runs up to me and says " Mr. Do you have a dollar?" I said with a smile "I suppose so"! She said thank you and ran off. But then I got the sense that the older sister asked her younger sister to ask me, and that it was a habit for them to do that knowing older men could not say no to a cute face. I gave it a smirk and laughed.

Now just this morning as I dropped my wife off to work. We were in front of her job. I got out of the car to get a dry towel out of the trunk for the little spill that was on the back leather seats. It came from a big dish of Broccoli Stew Chicken my wife made for her New Years day party at her job.

As I opened the trunk I notice a man at the bus stop staring in our direction. I felt that it was kind of odd because it was a one way street and he should be looking the other way if he is waiting for the bus. But I knew he was looking at me to ask me something. But I didn't care at the moment so I gave him a quick glance (with a mental message "Don't mess with me, man!") then went about my business.

I couldn't find the dry towel I was looking for so I just gave my wife her Broccoli Stew Chicken and watched her go off inside the building. As I hopped inside the car I was really not satisfied seeing that spill on the back seat. So I got out of the car again to go to the trunk remembering there was an old, small, ripped, black velvet bag with a pair of jumper cables hanging out of them. I figured I could just rip a piece from there and clean up the spill on the seat with it.

But as I had my back turned the guy that was 20 feet away at the bus stop was now right behind me and with a heavy African accent he said "Excuse me sir my wife has an order of protection against me and I am miles away from home! Can you give me a ride to East Tremont to my home, please!" I wasn't surprised that he was asking for a favor because it happens almost everyday to me. It's like if I have a sign on my head that says "Talk to me I will help you!"

I politely I said "NO, I'm sorry I can not help you" The reason I said "No" because I don't know the guy, I had my four year old son in the back seat. And plus he was wearing a Hospital name band around his wrist and he wasn't wearing any shoes. It's 30 degrees outside, very cold. No way buddy!

The reason I am writing this because people are always asking me for help or need my assistance or they just want to talk. Like when I am on the Subway train. There are Thousands of people on the Subway. Within that thousand you have mentally unstable people. Come on I live in New York City there are a lot of Crazy people here, HELLO!

I can't count the number of times I'm on the train and out of the blue a crazy person would come on the train talking to him or her self out loud. Every one on the train ignores them and so do I. But like always as if I have a sign on my head that reads "Talk to me, I am here to help you" The crazy person would walk by everyone on the subway car and come to where I am sitting and suddenly leave that demented crazy world their mind had them trapped in and they look right at me. Like if they suddenly became aware that they exist and starts to talk to me.

I remember one crazy lady on the train. She was talking to herself, walking by passengers who paid her no mind. As soon as she got to where I was sitting she turns and looks at me and says "You know this world is crazy...!" I looked at her and said "I know".

She talked to me until her stop came up. This happens to me on a regular basis with people with mental disorders or homeless people, just people that need help in general.

What am I some type of human beacon of light. Well I guess that comes with being Clairsentient and Empathic, right?

Other clairvoyant experiences by Strangeluck

The Visitor

Medium experiences with similar titles

Comments about this clairvoyant experience

The following comments are submitted by users of this site and are not official positions by psychic-experiences.com. Please read our guidelines and the previous posts before posting. The author, Strangeluck, has the following expectation about your feedback: I will read the comments and participate in the discussion.

StrangeLuck2 (guest)

15 years ago (2009-06-06)

You feel young to me in some way. A fun person and nice. Nice can be hard. I know you aren't young in years, but in heart. Worked at a dental surg. Place and we had mental patients come in and they targeted me too. One just wanted to hold my hand - and they all wanted to talk. Patience is good. So is safety. I believe in it. You are wise to stay safe. Everyone asks me about bathrooms - where are they. Get sick of it sometimes, but patience. They walk by 50 people and ask me. Guess we look kind. That's not a bad

Jon (guest)

17 years ago (2008-01-15)

Thanks everyone for the feedback, I appreciate it. GlendaSC, thank you especially for the "hallmark", It's rare for me to get sentiment with that kind of bullseye precision, like a thornless rose. Thanks again. If I'm not around here for a while,(inhibited by unpleasant circumstance) please, don't anyone feel offended. Best wishes to all :}

Strangeluck (4 stories) (6 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-13)

I really appreciate your comments hollinor,aramasamara,GlendaSC and Jon. It seems we are a lot alike. But Hollinor I go through the same exact things with people pooring out all their problems to me. 😁

aramasamara (22 stories) (577 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-13)

O, okay
Here's an example
A person that as been smoking for a long time
finally decides to quit smoking
Well, the receptors in the brain cell have stop secreting certain hormones, so the human body suffers from horrible cravings

same case scenario... That is what happens to a person when they become dependant on a specific item/thing/person

aramasamara (22 stories) (577 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-13)

Hollinor...just...be careful what words you use, anywho don't worry about it. The reason you feel 'drained' from those people is because you see some of your bad habits in them or that you have such a close bond with these people that you yourself *knowingly or not* asborb their energy as well. You see if you did not intake their energy you wouldn't feel drained. It's almost the opposite sometimes when a person feels drained they think it is because other people are taking energy from them, when infact it is you that is so used to being around their 'outlet' you are connected to them without realizing...it's sort of difficult to explain.

GlendaSC (5 stories) (1475 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-13)

p.s. I don't like having my energy "pulled..." I feel them too. I am nice, but only to a point. Sympathy only goes so far then it's time to see the pattern and live with it.

GlendaSC (5 stories) (1475 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-13)

Ara - had no idea what you said mostly. I just started flying and seeing an American Indian at a young age. At 10 my dad told me for the first, and only time, to shut up because I kept asking him about car wrecks - which I had never been in or thought about until that day. That night, with my uncle, his truck rolled 3 times. My dad told me that he grabbed my sister because he had told me sooo many times during the day to do it. Seat belts weren't used then. I bought a book to learn the language a few days ago. Maybe by 50 I might learn it so have a year, but most of the stuff I have done in my lifetime. Always. At two. I really don't think it is science. I do pray a lot and feel things.

hollinor (3 stories) (127 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-13)

Oh no aramasamara, I'm not saying that in a bad way. The ones I have encountered don't know they are doing it. I just have this strong passion to help people, but there are some that don't want help. They want to whine, complain, and stay bathing in their misery. They want to nurse and feed it like a baby while watching it grow. And everything is about them. All the problems they have are caused by someone or something else. They take no ownership for anything taking place in their lives. Then when those type of people come around me to "talk" I get severly drained, to the point where I feel lethargic and have trouble focusing. I don't know why or how. I have two people in my life like that right now, my uncle and a co-worker. I can't figure out why miserable people drain me so. And it's not just because they are miserable, it's because they want to STAY miserable. That's why I called them "vampires", because they suck me dry. I have never been able to figure this kind of thing out. I apologize that I offended you.

And I myself do pull energy from others. But it's always good. My 5 year-old daughter is a good example. When I hold her, it feels like I am absorbing light and goodness. She makes me feel so warm inside. It's a healing feeling. I rarely find anyone in public that I would want to absorb from. As a matter of fact, I was in the diner downstairs earlier tonight. A guy in there made me feel so sick and dirty. I had thoughts of tying girls up for pleasure. I get nauseous thinking about it. I'm glad I ordered my food to go!

aramasamara (22 stories) (577 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-12)

Holliner

Maybe you're a bit... Informed on what us psi's really are... Yes some of us take large amounts of energy without consulting people in public... Which for the most part they know what they are doing and some do it for their own pleasure. But most of us do are more 'civilized' or considerate and have specific people that enjoy it. Plus, there are multliple ways to get energy besides human life force, and with Reiki, which some of us practice you are able to achieve a higher more powerful energy, which does not require you draining everyone around you, but finding it within yourself. In fact by being the entertainer or great speaker you're able to boost you and your audience... Each leaving happy. There are ways around it, so please don't assume because of a few people we all are the same.

GlendaSC (5 stories) (1475 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-12)

Jon - hope the health thing improves. Good luck to you. My friend's mother had major problems, heart, Parkinson's, a few more things. No one expected her to last long. This is an extreme example. We even talked about it. I was 17 then. I am now 48 and her mother is in her 80's. Be patient. Oops, 49. Had a birthday *sigh*

hollinor (3 stories) (127 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-12)

Jon, I know how you feel about the "get away" situation. There are so many people I come into contact with that starting acting skittish as soon as I am in their vicinity. They can't even look me in the eye, and they trip over themselves trying to get away. It used to hurt my feelings, but I understand it now. People like to keep their secrets to themselves and somehow they know that I can see them. What I don't like are those people who I call "energy vampires". They come around me and drain me of my energy and then leave. I don't know how to explain it, but I'll try. It's like they ALWAYS have a problem and just have to tell me all the details. They talk and talk about themselves, but never stop to allow me a word in edgewise. They don't want any advice on how to fix the problem, they just want you to listen. And even if you are able to dispense some advice, they don't take it and come back later complaining about the exact same problem. I hate that! Then I feel all frustrated because I want to help them and they won't let me. Don't get me wrong, not everyone with a problem is like that. It's just those that like to continue life in a perpetual state of confusion. And despite what they say, they have no intention of changing anything.

When I'm out in public, I try to keep my eye contact brief. It seems the moment I lock on for too long, that person is making a beeline straight for me. Then I'll end up in a 20 minute conversation that always contains the phrase, "I don't know why I'm telling you all of this!"

My favorite thing though, is when people who absolutely hate me (and I know because they have told me so!) end up bending over backwards to help me. And it's not because I bring the hate back, it's because I am genuinely kind to them, no matter how they act towards me. People know when you are BSing them so I don't fake the kindness. I don't care that they hate me and I'm going to try my hardest to be the best person I can be. I have ended up with a number of friends who were former enemies. I had an NCO (she was my platoon sergeant) in the Army that hated my guts. But when I got in a financial bind, she came to me and gave me a couple of hundred dollars. I paid her back the next month, and after that we had a kind of private respect for one another. There is one guy at work that couldn't stand to be around me, now he brings me and my kids gifts, and food that his wife and kids prepared. He face absolutely lights up when I come in the room. My kindness doesn't transform everyone, but I still will continue doing it.

GlendaSC (5 stories) (1475 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-12)

Good point Jon. I try to avoid dangerous situations and people too. But, let me add, that you might intimidate people and not realize it. Always been told I was kind and laid back. My mother-in-law is one of the most intimidating people I know, at least to relatives and people in general. I like her visits, kind of funny to me sometimes. Anway, the hub told me that she said she was "intimidated" by me. I was shocked because I go out of my way to be nice. Then, once I was upset and went walking in a bad section. Got to an empty, trashy place, and some guy with an empty wine bottle came walking towards me. Well, should have taken off, but was upset and a little angry in general so waited for him. Never said anything, just waited. He got about 15 feet away, stared at me, and turned around. He didn't run, but walked pretty fast. I'm not large, muscular, or athletic. Realized then that this was not the first time this had happened in different ways. I try to remember to stay safe and have fear of people. Sometimes fail miserably like then. You might scare without knowing it.

Jon (guest)

17 years ago (2008-01-12)

I experience this also. It gradually grew stronger for years, but has waned as my health has, uh, depreciated. What I want to relate to you, may be kind of a warning. Let me first say that one of my most noticable "traits" is that when I meet, or a lot of times just come in contact with another person I know immediately what they are like and how they are feeling. The type of feeling I get when a needing/wanting person locks in on me is very similar to the feeling I get when I "perceive" others nature/state. I have helped people I probably shoudn't have. I haven't been hurt, but I saw the same pattern of events each time with these people that I did not notice with the people I felt okay with. They seemed to be trying hard to "read" me, then out of what felt like frustration and fear, seemed to abandon their aganda and then want to get away from me pretty fast. The real capper for me is that they all would Not make eye contact with me after that point. I feel these people were going to harm me in some way and then decided not too. I do not think it is because I am intimidating at all. After all, I'm usually the guy who gets asked for help. My point is simply this-I perceived these people asking for help in two ways, threatening and non-threatening. Aside from the actual physical details, my experience with all in the first group was virtually identical, as was my experiences with all in the second group, but the difference between the two groups was vast. That leads me to the conclusion that being a "beacon" doesn't necessarily mean you're supposed to help everyone who asks. I simply offer this to you with no notion of authority or truth, just as observation. I hope I didn't waste our time, best wishes.

GlendaSC (5 stories) (1475 posts)

17 years ago (2008-01-10)

To publish a comment or vote, you need to be logged in (use the login form at the top of the page). If you don't have an account, sign up, it's free!

Search this site:

Latest psychic & medium experiences:

More experiences »

Comments:

Loading comments....

Psychic and Medium Experiences is your source for the study of psychic abilities and sharing your own psychic experiences. We are interested in true stories from readers like you, if you have had a physic experience or are a medium yourself, please submit it!

About RSS