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lizziegirl

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Jul 8 '05

Something really odd happened last week and I wanted to run it by you....see what you think..
One week ago last night I was sitting up with two of my kids because of a storm. We were all snuggling on the couch and I started to doze off. I woke up when I heard gunshots except it was more like in my own head because the sound was somewhat echoing when I woke up. Noone else acted like they had heard anything. I don't think it was the lightening or thunder, if it had been my youngest would have been freaking out on me...the sound was that loud in my head. I was pretty unsettled by it.
Anyway, the next morning I was talking to a very close friend of mine who also happens to be a police officer. He was telling me all about an incident he had been involved in the previous night. To make a long story short-there was a physical confrontation along with gunfire from the suspect. I hadn't said anything to him about my experience from the night before. I just asked him what time it happened. He told me it took place around 10 p.m.....the same time I heard the gunshots in my head. Do you think I'm just reading into this whole expereince or did I really hear the trouble my close friend was in? How do you handle it when these types of things happen and you know there is nothing you can do...he's four hours away from me and I can't be calling his squad car every time I think he's in trouble! What I try to do is every morning imagine my friend with a white light surrounding him and I ask that no harm come to him that day. (He knows I do this and he's ok with it...it's more for my peace of mind than anything..) Is there anything else I can do to help protect him while he's on duty?
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PorkChopExpress

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Jul 9 '05

Always have positive thoughts! Especially when you are with your friend. Show confidence in him, so that he will not pick up on any lingering doubts. This is the best way I know of to help him. Doubts & worries breed fear. Fear leads to paranoia. Paranoia leads to mistakes. Help keep up his confidence.
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Wicked Replicant

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Jul 10 '05

About protection, I don't feel in a position to give you any advice. I do know people who have claimed to have similiar experiences with people they are very close to. Think of it as a gift and a sign that you and your friend are closely connected. Let yourself be open to positive messages about your friend, rather then always worrying that something bad is about to happen.
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nakis

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Jul 18 '05

I believe you did. It has happened to me many times. I once tasted one of my brothers dinner that he was eating it in Italy. Seen tornados in India, etc...

There really isn't much you can do with something like this. When we feel or experience these things from our connections its just a knowing.
Take heart in the fact that you are empathic enough to feel these things. That you have care and concern for others that maybe doesn't help your or them in these odd moments but it translates to them in each and every moment. With your care and concern over them when you are together and I believe that even goes out all of the time. Whether you or they realize it.

As far as overt protection? Try to take comfort in the knowledge that we all have our lives to live. Sometimes things don't go as we would like them to. But everything has a purpose. Send him white light, show your care and concern. But he does have his life to live. This world is not safe and secure. Bad things happen. But it's easy to see that you help those around you to feel better about their world. =)
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