5 Unknown Facts on Premonitions l Secrets Behind Premonitions l What Premonitions Share With Us

A premonition can be a warning of events that are to come without having any solid proof to support the feelings or the visions. By definition, a premonition is a feeling that something, especially something unpleasant is going to happen. Premonitions come in a variety of ways and take on different forms. They can be dreams, messages from people who died or they can be that gut feeling that you have that something is off track in a situation. It also can be a psychic ability to pick up on things that no one else can. People over the years have had premonitions of pending disasters and illness. There were premonitions in the Bible to warn people about possible problems or challenges on the horizon. However, sometimes knowing something is not always a premonition, it could be more casual, like knowing someone is going to call. Here are 5 unknown facts on premonitions to consider.

Take it Seriously

We all have a sense when something is wrong. But what happens when it comes through our dreams and the feelings of danger are not going away? "If a dream is recurrent, appearing often on the same night or on succeeding nights as if clamoring for attention, if the premonition is associated with physical symptoms then we need to pay attention to it," Dossey explained. For example, a Benedictine monk had a vision of a hurricane devastating Louisiana. It did when Hurricane Katrina ravaged the area in 2005. In 1966, actress Sharon Tate hid in her house out of fear of being killed after a dream she had. She was killed a few weeks later by Charles Manson and his cult. Take precautions if you feel something is amiss, it is better to be safe than sorry.

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