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After he had sent my Muslim friend to the light (see The Muslim Behind My Pain), Lorenzo asked me if I was experiencing any other pain.  I told him about my Near Heart Attack Experience (if you haven’t read about it, you’ll want to click on the link and at least skim it, or none of this will make any sense to you).

 Lorenzo listened carefully to my story and asked me if I sometimes knew things before they happened.  I thought about that, and I told him that there were no great premonitions, but I had had some small incidents of telepathy, and I told him about my Phone Call From Beyond. 

 We returned to my Heart Attack story, and he asked me,

 “What happened to the man who was getting into the ambulance?”

 I shrugged. 

 “I don’t know.”

 “Did he have a heart attack?”

 “Ahhhh… well, I don’t know, but I see where you’re going with this…”

 “A!” exclaimed Lorenzo.

 Yes, indeed.  That heart attack was not mine, folks.  It belonged to the man who was getting into that ambulance, and I just happened to be passing by at the moment and picked up his pain.

 Case closed!

 Or is it?

 There is another chapter to this story, but you’ll have to wait until we get to Turkey before you can hear about it (just like I had to wait, dearies).



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  • dailyachesandpains said on Aug 22, 2008....
    SOOOO weird!  I actually wondered for a split second when reading your post if you took that man's pain on!  Then I freaked out because you left us hanging!
     
    Okay, girl, I'm waiting...impatiently!
     
    {{{{HUGS}}}}
    Daily
  • kruuyai said on Aug 22, 2008....
    daily:  Hee, hee... you'll have to give your patience a bit of a workout, because there's a lot of other stuff to get through before I get to Turkey.  :)
  • secretlife said on Aug 22, 2008....
    LOL! but of course it was someone else's pain.......
    I should have guessed!
     
  • kruuyai said on Aug 22, 2008....
    secret:  Amazing that it could have given me such a strong kick, isn't it?  Well, let me tell you, I ran  out and bought health insurance the day after it happened, and travel insurance for my trip as well!  So, I guess it served a purpose, anyway.
  • evil_twin said on Aug 22, 2008....
    Very interesting! I actually experience things like that myself. I can feel other people's pain too. Usually just emotional pain, but I've also picked up physical sensations too. It's definitely a weird ability to have isn't it?

    -evil_twin LA
  • kruuyai said on Aug 22, 2008....
    e_t:  As far as I know, that's the first time it ever happened to me... although I'm pretty good at adopting other people's moods, but I don't think that's particularly extrasensory.  When Lolita visited me and met the Fugitive, who I was living with at the time, she said she felt an aching in her heart, which was really perceptive, because he was in deep mourning for the loss of his dog.  Now, I want to hear what you have to say about my Muslim post.
  • uniquely-ironic said on Aug 22, 2008....

    Interesting.  I do believe there are people who are telepathic or emapths.  It wouldn't surprise me in the least if you had those abilities. 

     

  • MissMimi said on Aug 22, 2008....
    Eagerly awaiting the next chapter.  The whole subject of telepathy and being an empath is very interesting to me.  I've been sitting here trying to think if I have ever personally experienced such a thing.  I have a very close friend with whom I share moods.  She can tell me that she's been in this or hat frame of mind, and I will feel the very same way.  I do wonder if we share some kind of connection, or if it's coincidence.
  • kruuyai said on Aug 22, 2008....
    uniquely:  "ability" is one way of putting it.  I don't know that I want to cultivate the ability to feel everyone's heart attacks and hemorrhoids, thank you very much!  lol

    Mimi:  Ah, Mimi, dear... you know there's no such thing as coincidence, don't you?
  • hotaka said on Aug 23, 2008....
    Now that would be really something. Be sure to stay away from saw mills and the like. Wouldn't want you losing any fingers or limbs telepathically.
  • kruuyai said on Aug 23, 2008....
    hotaka:  I wonder what that would be like... my fingers and limbs floating bloodlessly along in space until I finally manage to pull myself together... LOL
  • hotaka said on Aug 23, 2008....
    Pull yourself together... Ha!
    Imagine you were typing a text message when suddenly your fingers ached horribly and you couldn't feel the ends anymore. Has the makings of a short horror story. Reminds me of an Outer Limits show or something like that where Mark Hamil stars as a baseball player who has a car accident and loses an eye. He gets a replacement from a murderer who was sentenced to death. He starts seeing things that are clues to the murders but soon starts seeing like the murderer and starts going crazy trying to kill his wife.
    So, be careful, okay?
  • kruuyai said on Aug 23, 2008....
    Oy!
  • Zayda said on Aug 23, 2008....
    Kruuyai: I honestly can't wait for the next installment of your traveling saga. This has been fascinating to read. :)
  • kruuyai said on Aug 24, 2008....
    Z: Thanks.  I'm glad you're enjoying it.
  • evil_twin said on Aug 24, 2008....
    I'm just getting back to respond to your comment above. Sorry! But I did read the Muslim post and I do think it was really interesting. I've heard of stuff like that happening, where some spirit gets attached to you and is trying to get your attention. But by making you hurt, it's kind of hard to understand that's what they want!

    One of the reasons I hate hospitals so much is because I can feel other people's pain. It more emotional than physical most of the time. But when you're in a room filled with people in pain and who are scared and upset, it really takes a toll on me. Because I can feel it ALL.

    -evil_twin LA
  • kruuyai said on Aug 24, 2008....
    e_t:  I can definitely understand why you would want to stay away from hospitals.  I don't know that I feel other people's pain, and hospitals still freak me out.  I don't know how doctors and nurses can handle it.
  • queenparanoia said on Aug 24, 2008....

    you have a great soul kruu... you listen to some thing beyond what the eyes could see... that's why the souls are attracted to you... ;-)

  • kruuyai said on Aug 25, 2008....
    queen:  Thanks, sweetie!  {{{{{{{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
  • silverwhisper said on Aug 25, 2008....
    you, dear kruu, are such a tease!

    [trout-smack!

    ed
  • kruuyai said on Aug 26, 2008....
    ed:  You know you love it!  ;-)

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