#551
Posted: 10/28/04 at 7:42pm
oh fine...but if you don't believe it, don't blame me. This is exactly how it happened.
Have you ever heard of psycho and telekinesis? If so, at age 8, I was "diagnosed" as being both telekinetic and psychokinetic as well as stage 4 psychic. That is how this first "occurence" happened.
My ex fiance and I took a "vacation" to Gettysburg, PA.(The most haunted city in the greater United States) At Gettysburg there is a particular battlefield known as "triangular field". There is a large hill at the top of one side and it meets in a point at the bottom. Well me being kinda dopey and rather brave, decided to wander down it. As I ventured (alone, mind you) across this field I began to hear rumbling noises. Every second or so I stood there the noises got louder as if to be getting closer. When they were so close that they sounded like I was in the middle of them I noticed to my far right a cannon battalion and battery rolling right at me. I was actually having a "point break" moment. (point break moments are the moments when someone with my "gifts" are actually thrust into moments in history without ever leaving present time) I stood there frozen in place until the battery had passed by me, as if my feet were glued to the barren ground. It was strange, yet exciting. When I returned to the top of the hill I refused to tell my fiance what "took me so long".
Have you ever heard of psycho and telekinesis? If so, at age 8, I was "diagnosed" as being both telekinetic and psychokinetic as well as stage 4 psychic. That is how this first "occurence" happened.
My ex fiance and I took a "vacation" to Gettysburg, PA.(The most haunted city in the greater United States) At Gettysburg there is a particular battlefield known as "triangular field". There is a large hill at the top of one side and it meets in a point at the bottom. Well me being kinda dopey and rather brave, decided to wander down it. As I ventured (alone, mind you) across this field I began to hear rumbling noises. Every second or so I stood there the noises got louder as if to be getting closer. When they were so close that they sounded like I was in the middle of them I noticed to my far right a cannon battalion and battery rolling right at me. I was actually having a "point break" moment. (point break moments are the moments when someone with my "gifts" are actually thrust into moments in history without ever leaving present time) I stood there frozen in place until the battery had passed by me, as if my feet were glued to the barren ground. It was strange, yet exciting. When I returned to the top of the hill I refused to tell my fiance what "took me so long".
"Applause begets applause in the theatre, as laughter begets laughter and tears beget tears."
CLAYTON HAMILTON, "Theory of the Theatre"
"I think theater ought to be theatrical ... you know, shuffling the pack in different ways so that it's -- there's always some kind of ambush involved in the experience. You're being ambushed by an unexpected word, or by an elephant falling out of the cupboard, whatever it is."
TOM STOPPARD
Updated On: 10/28/04 at 07:42 PM
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