Dear Friend,
Have you ever had a premonition? If so, did it come true?
Sometimes, it’s like a “déjà vu” moment, when it seems like something that’s happened to you before. Or an instant sense of comfort when you meet someone.
If you push the effort to connect with that unusual moment, it fades away. I know the feeling! It’s tantalizing and seductive. You want so much for it to be real, but it won’t respond, unless it’s meant to be.
Once I mentioned to a potential client about my premonitions. He insisted I make some bets on a lottery number. Handing me money to buy some lottery tickets, he insisted I place the bets. It didn’t work. I think I found one correct number out of the many available. Disappointed, I realized I couldn’t make the power work for me, specifically.
Through the years, I’ve connected with people I knew in special ways. I sometimes felt an urge to call a close friend or family member. In one instance, we had not communicated to set up a call or spoken recently. But I felt compelled to call them. And to make it spookier, they were just about to call me. Something important had happened to them, and they were thinking of me. (And they lived over 1,000 miles away.)
Trying to force these connections doesn’t work, but they’re delightful when they happen.
In writing my new book, Randy’s Dilemma, Randy’s finding he has the special powers Louisa’s been exhibiting. He’s new to premonitions, but is finding they vividly foretell things to be aware of.
As a result, I’m noticing moments when it might, or might not, be a great opportunity to provide Randy with one of those special moments.
Just to remind you, Louisa often finds those premonitions relating to people she’s met. It really leads to some wonderful matchmaking results. The Greatest Thing, now available from many booksellers, will provide you with stories to make you smile, laugh, and grab your significant other. . . (Purchase now with THE ABOVE LINK)
Have you experienced any premonitions? Have those led to good things that came true?
Please share! Tell me about it! Send me an email: shelley@shelleysommers.com or, fill in your comments box below.
If you share a story (anonymously) I use in a future book, I can name a character after you!
Have a wonderful week!
Happy reading!
Hugs,
Shelley
