Spiritual level connection is called premonition

This happens to me all the time. Not just phone calls, it can happen to you in a lot of different ways too. A song you are thinking about plays on the radio, or your friend starts to sing it. A person starts to talk about exactly what you were thinking at that point in time. Invisible caution or warnings by people. Your recent ideas are getting executed by someone else. You know when someone misses you (especially a close one, like parents or lovers). Two best friends getting interested in something in the same thing. Your dreams are getting true (literally). Such experiences are sure to make you ponder…

What does it mean? Was it a coincidence? A premonition? Did you manifest the situation?Was it the Law of Attraction? Telepathy? All of these could be true, and there could be multiple reasons behind such experiences. My explanation for such events is…“We are energy beings, Every person on the planet is creating our shared reality. As people take action, it pulls and tugs on the energetic cords that tie us all together. Those cords carry knowledge and information.”

A more practical explanation is…“It’s probably confirmation bias. You think about people you know all the time; it’s bound to happen they contact you around the time you’re thinking about them sooner or later, especially if you still ‘count it’ when there’s a week in-between. You just specifically remember the times it does happen and none of the thousands of times it doesn’t.” We are energy beings; we are all connected. Energy moves at the speed of light. So our thoughts travel through invisible airways connecting us with another. I believe it is more than just a lucky guess!

I also believe that kindness, prayer, and manifesting happens too. We manifest our reality. So that dream job, life, etc., the more positive you believe and visualize as already in your life, it will happen. It most likely means both people, at that moment, were in touch, in sync, spiritually. This kind of connection or communication works regardless of physical distance. When you were "thinking about" the person, at that moment both of you were reaching out on a spiritual level.

We know that energy is information… thoughts are energy as are feelings… our minds relate to information almost instantly or brains translate it at an amazing rate of speed..imagine living your life at the speed of thought, that is the real world we live in beyond the physical… though there are some who adamant that we only live in a physical world, one that we can only see, hear, touch, taste and smell…however, there is the other side to the coin most people aren’t even aware of and that is the side you experience when events like this occur in your life…

Some people may call it “coincidence” or “luck” or something similar but the reality of it is… we are all connected to one another… for instance have you ever been a room full of people and someone new enters the room and the “vibe” changes? the conversation volume either lessens or increases? people shift unconsciously in their body language or something even more subtle… how they feel? If you have then that is another example of how we are all connected beyond just the physical!

Or blind people can “see” you without using their eyes or their hands! they can feel you smile… it’s a sensitivity that can be developed through meditation and practice… it’s not some made up imaginary idea or concept… it’s a reality that science has a hard time measuring but it happens nonetheless! for some though… it’s safer to regard it as mere coincidence! Contrary to the wackos here who attribute it to “spirituality” and such nonsense. How many times have you not been thinking of someone when they call or you’re been thinking about someone when they haven’t called. It’s coincidence and its apparent possible significance is just confirmation bias. We discount the far more numerous misses and count the occasional hits. At least some people do. People who tend to engage in a lot of magical thinking.

At least, there is no proof that there it means anything. A lot of it depends on the relationship we have with them. Obviously, if we are attached to someone and they are attached to us, WE will be thinking about them often, and they will be thinking about us often too. Now, if if was someone you never thought about and hadn’t seen them for 10 years, and today you thought of them and they called you at that moment … that would give me pause and make we question. But not all questions have answers … especially if you cannot measure it, weigh it, hold it, and no one else can duplicate it.

As far as I'm concerned, such events are nothing more than coincidence, perhaps made more likely because of some commonality between the people or circumstances concerned. Such coincidences aren't that rare as anyone who's familiar with maths and the theory of probability will tell you. Absolutely. If you're thinking about someone, they're definitely thinking about you, too. Beyoncé rang me up the other day, you see, right after I finished watching her old music videos. Said she was thinking of me, and we had a nice chat afterwards.

After what seemed to be a lifetime of nocturnal lifestyle, I noticed some things: My hearing. It could detect direction with the same accuracy as my sight and could detect the identity of a voice with the same accuracy as looking at someone's face. My sense of smell. I noticed the smell of men, of wildlife, of machines. All of us could detect the approach of a newcomer before it was announced by the smell of the laundry detergent on their clothes. I knew the identity of a person as they approached from behind (even though we were eating the same foods).

My touch. Although slower than sight in understanding the shape and orientation of things, it was just as accurate. I developed the patience to trust what my fingers were telling me and be patient as they gathered information on a point-by-point basis. Like Morse code vs regular print, it was so much slower than the massive accumulation I was used to, but the same after all. After a time, these newly recognized inputs became more than a workaround. They became a fixture to my consciousness and a tool I relied upon.

This leaves the mind essentially free for hours at a time. One day, I was thinking about my newly developed senses and I realized: it doesn't make sense that they are "developed." They must have been there all along. Laying, unused. Unused? Yeah, I guess that's it. Unused. Moving from that...that animal world to the world the rest of us reside in, I never forgot my other senses, although they returned to a largely unused state (although sometimes I like to surprise or tease people by employing them in some way).

As time went on, I began to wonder what other things I knew but was ignoring. I started experimenting: calling or emailing people who suddenly came to mind, emotionally reaching out to those who were hurting or scared around me. I found and uncanny certainty in cause and effect, the new girl at work, speaking for the first time in front of the staff suddenly braced in resolve when I focused my thoughts and feelings on encouragement. The child that stopped crying when I focused on peace a certainty. The confidence of a stranger when my actions could be interpreted as predatory, but my spirit said "trust me."

It's there. It's real. It's manifested in the rest of society in the universal acceptance of the concept of hope, of cheering, of every religion's concept of prayer and/or mediation. I don't know what it is. I don't understand it. I haven't quite got a handle on it. I'm in the transition between believing in it like I was when my hearing was a workaround to a lack of sight and before I trusted it as dependable as my primary sense.

But like sampling wine, detecting the difference between "earthy" and "oaked," or "flowery" and "fruity," it takes practice and repetition. But unlike a glass of wine, the opportunities cannot be delivered on demand. So I can't say how. I don't know why. I can't teach you how to do it, expect to "listen" for it, but yes, definitely, yes, you can feel when someone else is thinking of you. The difficulty is knowing the difference between knowing they are thinking of you and wishing they were thinking of you.