My first experience of what I just consider unexplainable at this point..

I was 4 years old on a greyhound bus with my mother and brother headed to my grandparents in L.a. from my home in Redding Ca... I needed to use the restroom, I walked to the back and saw a neatly dressed young man who looked to be in the military (very clean cut).. He was asleep.. I ran back to my mom and said I was afraid of him.. She made me go back alone..I was so scared that he would wake up..The bus was full of people..I was afraid of him...
I made it back to my mom safe :-) The next thing I remember my mom dove over me and my brother after a loud bang... That nicely dressed man who was sleeping soundly when I feared him had just shot the man in front of him.. we continued with this man on the bus until law enforcement was notified and showed up.. I do not remember being scared after that but I did feel so sad for the man who was shot and left the bus on a stretcher.. thankfully we have a newpaper clipping that stated he survived..I am glad...
That would be my first strong feeling about someone that was validated for me.. I like to remind my mom that I KNEW THAT MAN WAS BAD!!!!!! :-)
Gifted? Guided? Intuition? I HAVE NO IDEA!!! NONE!!

Andrea: Wow..What a scary experience for a little girl of that age!! But how wonderful that you paid attention to your intuition about this.From what I have leaned ..our angels and our guides warn us when bad things might happen. Some people see them, some people hear the audibly but for some they talk to us through our intuition., sometimes to our heart.
Christopher always talks too..about all kids coming into the world come in psychic...all of us....we just close it off by the worlds conditioning over years.
I love this story. Thank you for sharing it with us!!!! Love......marcy

The great part of feeling like something bad is going to happen is that I can avoid a bad situation..the bad part sometimes is I can tend to avoid a good situation fearing it may end up bad... Its a balancing act for me.... Thank you for reading.. Thank God the man lived..

Andrea :-)