Have you ever met someone and instantly felt ill at ease around them? Did you find out later your instincts were right or wrong?

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Didge Doo Profile
Didge Doo answered

More than a few times. I've learned not to make hasty judgments.

Isaac Asimov wrote that he visited a friend in NYC and to get to the man's apartment he had to pass a group of young men who, he said, looked like street thugs. He worked up his courage and hoped for the best but as he tried to walk by one of them took his arm.

"Aren't you Isaac Asimov?" asked the lad. (His appearance was as distinctive as Albert Einstein's and his face very well known.)

"Yes I am," he said.

"Hey, that's great. I've read all your books."

And Asimov concluded that he was a "fine young American".

Rooster Cogburn Profile
Rooster Cogburn , Rooster Cogburn, answered

Yes, I've met a few people like that over the years but my instincts were always right and I never went near them again!

Stormy-Lynn Calvert Profile

Absolutely. There have been quite a few and I'm usually right. I was wrong once and he became a really good friend.

Jann Nikka Profile
Jann Nikka answered

When my instincts told me that the person was bad and I didn't listen to my instincts the person was bad and it cost me.  I now listen to my instincts if I feel you're bad I'm gone immediately.

Matt Radiance Profile
Matt Radiance answered

Yes i have!

My instincts barely go wrong. I have another patch which lay over my instincts. It took time to get used to that tho.

Feelings and dreams. I can feel if something good or bad mean to happen to someone, soon or maybe later, things and people, events and actions. I see some messages in my dreams too, stories and signals which i can understand different concepts.

For instance, i felt someone that i know is up to something, something dangerous ( they never told me) and i felt it's gonna be bad, i told him if they do this, they gonna be busted, i told him this guy gonna cause you trouble, (the guy i never seen before) i described that guy for him, so he could trust me on it, happily, he listened to me, he didn't go along, he stayed safe but the others and  that guy got busted.

Retiredkop Retiredkop Profile

Oh Yeah, all too often!  It used to go away after saying a few simple words, "Turn around, put your hands on your head interlock your fingers, you are under arrest!"  Once the designer jeweler was locked into place I felt all better.

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