One day my son who was stationed by the Army in Alaska came home to visit and brought and friend with him. On my way to the airport to pick them up I stopped at the grocery store to pick up some last minute items to make their stay as nice as possible. As I walked quickly through the isles my attention was drawn to a stand with toothbrushes. I asked myself who these tooth brushes some how stood out and the thought that my son forgot his toothbrush popped in my head. With the joy of being able to provide something necessary, I picked one up.
As soon as I had picked my son and his friend up I asked:" So which one of you forgot their toothbrush?" Knowing that it was my son, my son turned to me and said :"I did! How did you know?" I did not answer but smiled and felt good about myself that I had followed my "intuition".
Later that day I thought about this experience and asked myself if I was the creator of my son forgetting his toothbrush, did I have a glimpse of psychic ability or was this experience mere coincidence? What do you think?
Well…I can't tell you for sure the answer to this situation either…but it did get me thinking too. After questioning "intuition" I recall reading in a book, I think it was "The life of a Yogy" that the author told a story of two groups of people living in Hawaii. One group got together every year to "intuitively" pick up on happenings that are going to occure and the other group counteracting these happenings.
So, that is what I started to do. First of all I could see ego coming through my experience with my son. I wanted to feel "special" and somehow make him proud of me. I realized that I did not need my son or anyone to make me feel better about myself. I only needed me to be happy with me.
Then I started to "counteract" thoughts. When an "intuition" hit me….I said to myself…no…that did not happen or that will not happen. I can't proove my observation but my experience has been that those things don't come to pass.
If any of you have watched "What the bleep do we know" you will see that scientist are saying that time is relative and can/could be reversed. I think if I would have counteracted the thought of my son forgetting his toothbrush…I could have "uncreated" it.