Foresight

FORESIGHT

Copyright ©2022 by David P. Knight

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First published by DPK Publishing—AscensionForYou 2022

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The author of this book does not dispense or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice from a physician either directly or indirectly. The intent of the author is only to offer information of a general nature to aid your search for emotional and spiritual well-being. In the event you use any of the information in this book for yourself or others, the author does not assume responsibility for your actions.

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OCC006000 BODY, MIND & SPIRIT / Dreams

OCC007000 BODY, MIND & SPIRIT / Parapsychology / ESP (Clairvoyance, Precognition, Telepathy)

OCC008000 BODY, MIND & SPIRIT / Divination / Fortune Telling

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Dedication

To God, my ‘spirit guides’ and the ethereal beings who provide me with knowledge and wisdom and protection and love during my earth-plane sojourn ... and upon many different planes and dimensions and realms of existence.

Epigraph

"Where God’s Almighty Power meets man’s

undoubting faith there is a holy marriage

of which miracles are born."

—Charlotte Sharman

What matters is to live in the present, live now, for very moment is now. It is your thoughts and acts of the moment that creates your future. The outline of your future path already exists, for you created its pattern by your past.

—Sia Baba

"Until you make the unconscious conscious,

it will direct your life and you will call it fate."

—Carl Jung

God’s goodness is flooding the universe all of the time, but human consciousness is not receptive to it. Therefore, blessings seem scarce.

—Thomas Hora

Contents

Dedication

Epigraph

Introduction

Precognition 1 - Stabbing

Precognition 2 - USAF Air Crash

Precognition 3 - Drowning

Precognition 4 - Fire and Water

Precognition 5 - Robbers and Escaped Prisoners

Precognition 6 - Train Crash

Precognition 7 - Football Violence/Stabbing

Precognition 8 - Oklahoma Office Bomb

Precognition 9 - Ford Capri Car Crash

Precognition 10 - Vaal Reefs Mining Accident

Precognition 11 - RAF Tornados Collision

Precognition 12 - Boy Drowned in a Bath

Precognition 13 - Horse Race Winner

Precognition 14 - My Big Lottery Win (Not)

Precognition 15 - Grand Prix Crash

Precognition 16 - Men’s Australian Open Winner

Precognition 17 - Tamil Tigers Battle of Jaffna

Precognition 18 - Ship(s)/Sea Rescue

Precognition 19 - Platform Collapse

Precognition 20 - Boiler Explosion

Epilogue

Glossary

Further Reading

Acknowledgements ...

About the Author

Also By David Knight

An Invitation / Free Book

Introduction

Foreseeing the future

If you could foresee the future, would you consider that a gift or a curse? And would you then simply accept everything as ‘whatever will be, will be’, or try to live each day in the belief you can create the life you want for yourself and your loved ones around you?

Well, such questions may not be all you need to think about … for there lies the problem, the confusion, and the uncertainty. You might bear witness to a future event, but the exact time and place and reason can remain unknown … because the proof has not yet come to pass.

Besides such dilemmas, even when you know (deep inside your soul) that something will definitely happen, you’ll still be wondering whether what is going to occur is simply fate or divine intervention. Why? Because of the many variables in between the time of your dream (or vision or forecast or prophecy) and when it takes place.

A whole host of things can influence the outcome, such as the choices that you—or other people—make. Then there is human error, karmic balance, free will, and cause and effect, to name a few. Even the statement ‘no fate but what we make’ provides a potential conflict of ideas, opinions, and possibilities. If an individual makes a decision that affects another’s life, how can one deem that they have made their own choice? Surely karma has to be involved, doesn’t it?

So, observing what’s going to take place may neither empower you in any way, shape, or form nor provide you with the ability to prevent it from occurring, even if you want to, or feel that you should. Perhaps we’re just not meant to determine the outcome, even if a moral compass were at our disposal.

Allow me to expand on this.

Over many years, I have become a channel for ‘spirit’, for which I have developed automatic writing (also called channelling or inner dictation). I believe this is a spiritual gift.

On one occasion, my consciousness was being taken to some crossroads. ‘Do you turn left, or right, or onward? And how do you know whether any—or all—routes won’t lead to the same destination? One may be quicker, another more joyous, and a third may be laced with trepidation and fear.’

The answer soon became clear … simply keep moving. After all, it is believed that most things in life result from our own choices and free will, but are they made with faith and hope and trust, so they can create a destiny within truth, too?

And what makes you think and feel you are always the ‘doer’? Can you really believe that this is the case … especially if God is giving you the skill, chance, power, fortune, time, space, cause, health, and the body and soul and mind to achieve what you think you want and need?

Now let’s delve deeper.

Throughout history, people have sought the wisdom of foresight, seeking guidance from soothsayers, fortune tellers, seers, psychics, and mediums, to name but a few. It seems the desire to discover hidden knowledge or foresee future events captivates our imaginations and poses countless further questions. Is life predetermined? Are our lives planned on a soul level and lived out on the physical plane? Is God a master puppeteer? How much control do we really have in our daily existence? Is everything preordained? Do we really have free will?

Consider that line I mentioned earlier: ‘No fate but what we make’, taken from the classic 1980s film, The Terminator. From a precognitive point of view, this is a real conundrum. I mean, on one hand, you could assume the future is a blank slate. On the other, those who experience such things witness (or feel) that something will take place. It is certain. It is fixed, and so it appears to be fate.

One could state that a prime example of ‘fate’ was the experience of Jesus Christ … and that what he went through was both necessary and ordained by God. He acted out his destiny to guide people from the depths of shadow into the light. One could say he was the greatest prophet known to man because he knew for certain when, where, and how his earthly body would die. And his resurrection too!

We need to clarify that the one who prophesies ‘speaks to people’ to both encourage and motivate. We often use the noun prophecy to explain a feeling (or sensing) of what is going to happen—something based on what we believe—instead of taking existing facts into account. Know that prophecy is actually a Greek word meaning to declare divine will, to interpret, and to make known the truth of God, rather than meaning to predict the future.

We could expand this further.

For God’s will to constantly unfold, then one’s karma must surely play a role, because all life and energy require balance upon the scales of justice. Consider the ‘perceived’ good and bad in thought and word and deed, the positive and negative, love and hate, and truth versus lies; all these affect both the individual and the masses.

Spirit once asked me to imagine a row of bells in a variety of shapes and sizes. They chime and ring in different waves of pitch and tone, and each reverberates and echoes. Our life experiences resemble this, and our future will usually reflect our past deeds karmically too. From this, there is no escape. So, each of us is, in fact, the orchestrator of the bells and the music is our ‘deeds’. The result of which allows every soul free will, with choices and decisions to make both day and night, which can be deemed spontaneous or fateful.

The Titanic’s maiden voyage

Now let’s consider human error, karma, divine intervention, natural laws, and fate in an example where perhaps all of these played their part: the sinking in the North Atlantic of RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage. A quick overview of the facts reminds us that the famous White Star liner struck an iceberg at 11.40 pm on 14 April 1912 and sank in the early hours of 15 April 1912. However, what occurred before it set sail and up to the period after the sinking—resulting in the loss of some 1500 lives—is a tragic event full of what ifs and why nots.

At the British inquest into the sinking of the Titanic, one of the first big talking points was the disregard by Sir John Charles Bigham, Lord Mersey (overseer of the inquest), for the evidence submitted by the survivors of the fire crew. Apparently, there had been a fierce blaze in one of the 300-tonne coal bunkers for possibly as long as two weeks prior to the ship leaving the port of Southampton. Imagine how many passengers would have declined the trip if they had known that! World-renowned specialists have since stated that the temperature would have reached 1000º Celsius … hot enough to buckle and weaken the first watertight compartment at its base. They believe this reduced the strength of the steel to 25 per cent! A fire crew had to battle this by emptying the bunker and disposing of the coal in the engine’s boilers. Worse was to come, for during the Atlantic voyage another fire broke out in a second bunker. This was also extinguished, but the effects of both fires forced Captain Smith’s hand and caused him to take an ill-fated gamble.

Another ship, the Mesaba,