My Biggest Intuitive Mistake: When Fear Clouded My Psychic Insight

I’ll never forget my biggest “psychic” mistake.

The dream was so vivid. I was in a car pulling up to what appeared to be a clearing in a somewhat remote area. In the clearing I could see the remnants of a recent plane crash - its crumbled fuselage on the ground. The colors of the aircraft were blue and white. I just sat there in my car, staring at the wreckage when suddenly I woke up. And that’s when it hit me.

A close family member was traveling home from another country soon and the airline he was flying was represented by the colors blue and white, just as I saw in my dream.

In the past, I’d had three prophetic dreams about airline crashes - all that came true. I started to feel panicked - what if someone I loved was about to get on a doomed flight?!

I sat at work unable to concentrate as I deliberated as to whether or not I should tell him about my dream and my fear that his plane would crash.

I felt I had an obligation to potentially save his life, but also felt deeply torn about delivering information that could likely cause an emotional and logistical nightmare!

As I told him about my dream, he began researching other flights home but none were available so he decided to take his chances and boarded the original flight home with knowledge of my ituitive “hit” by way of a dream that his plane might crash. Can you imagine?!

Honestly, I can’t even imagine the intense emotional distress this caused him - getting on a plane thinking it could be the day he died because of my message!

Thankfully, he arrived home safely, but the hell he went through - the fear, the anxiety, the helplessness to do anything…

I was wrong, and it caused someone I cared about an intense amount of emotional pain and distress.

My heart was in the right place when I relayed what I thought was prophetic/intuitive insight that could save his life, but I had missed a key factor in determing whether or not to tell him about my dream.

I had in fact NOT used my intution. Instead, I had a vivid dream and made an assumption that it was prophetic based on past experiences. This assumption was then fueled by fear, not intuition or psychic insight.

I realized that I had never actually used my intutive psychic gifts to tap into the truth of my dream! And that’s where I went terribly wrong.

Had I taken the time to tune into my intutition and use my psychic abilities around the dream I would have felt the truth - that my brother would return home safely.

There are nuances to developing and using your intuition. Our “humanness” gets in the way - things like fear, assumptions, conditioning and beliefs, judgements, stereotypes, etc. can cloud perception and connection to your intuition.

This was my biggest, most regretable intuitive mistake. And although it was done from a place of love, the emotional price my brother paid on his flight across the pond was almost unforgiveable.

Using your intuition to help others is a big responsibility - but it’s also a gift that if understood, fine tuned, and used responsibly can help others prosper and heal. ❤