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Q: Can people with mental disorders be clairvoyant ?
asked by: AbsentMinded20 on February 24th, 2007
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Is it possible that people with mental disorders tap into something that is forbidden to the general public...Ive talked to doctors, priests...read quite a bit...So from my 'limited' knowledge...can someone help me out?
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twcsg66
replied on November 16th, 2009
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Speaking from personal experience, people tell me I have been that way since child hood with schizo affective. but it is not reliable . sometimes it happens other times it does not. when I worked in a shop the owner told me to stop writing the mileage of a car and other info until the customer says something. One day I wrote down the mileag, i see mental impages of what the owner is looking at and here what he is about to say. He rounde the mileage to the nearest hundred, i wrote down the exact. The customer got all upset and jumped out of his car, told the owner "did you see what he did?" After I was not to write things down before i was told, it upsets people. One time I laid out all the tools and parts for a repair. the boss asked me why, if absent mindely told him, well Mr Foster is coming in , and wants this and that, I was not trying to really do such a thing but I knew the name, what the car was and how soon he would be to the shop. when customers call i see pictures in my mind, color of car, etc but it is not something that happens more just a few times a day
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woops
replied on November 17th, 2009
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I've seen the future before. I don't have any control over it though, it just happens sometimes.

And my "schizophrenia" is nothing more than someone speaking with me in my body, invisibly of course, telling me things about the world and people, all sorts of things really, very true things. They aren't very good though, although I appreciate knowing.
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