Sep 4, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
Did you experience things as a child that you couldn’t explain? Maybe you saw Spirit, had vivid or prophetic dreams, just *knew* things, heard or sensed things other people didn’t, or had an imaginary…
So today's topic is, did you block your psychic abilities as a child? And this could be psychic or spiritual abilities.
I recently got a comment and someone said that they intentionally blocked their dreams because of a dream that they had as a child.
And I completely understand why someone would do this, why it felt like the only option for them.
Imagine being young and dreaming of something that's frightening, something that's scary, and something that actually happens.
If you interpret this as a prophetic dream or a precognitive dream, you might start thinking, I don't want to see this anymore.
Having a dream about an event doesn't mean that you caused the event, okay? So anyone that has ever had a premonition or a prophetic dream or thought, it doesn't mean that you caused the event.
You're viewing the event from a precognitive state and that you caught a glimpse of something that was already unfolding or happening.
a possible outcome so I believe that there are many possible outcomes and we get glimpses to some of them you may get glimpses into ones that don't come true but it's going to be the ones that come true that stick with you the most especially the ones that come true that don't have a good outcome So I guess what I want to say is you didn't make it happen by seeing it.
Imagine what would go through a child's mind if that's what they saw and then it happened.
And maybe nobody sat you down, helped you understand it, helped explain what you were experiencing.
And then what happens is that you find your own solution and the solution is shutting it off, turning it off.
Is it possible that some people don't actually need to develop their psychic or spiritual abilities and instead they just need to feel safe enough to reconnect with something that they suppressed a long time ago? That was me.
So today's topic is, did you block your psychic abilities as a child? And this could be psychic or spiritual abilities.
I recently got a comment and someone said that they intentionally blocked their dreams because of a dream that they had as a child.
And I completely understand why someone would do this, why it felt like the only option for them.
Imagine being young and dreaming of something that's frightening, something that's scary, and something that actually happens.
If you interpret this as a prophetic dream or a precognitive dream, you might start thinking, I don't want to see this anymore.
Having a dream about an event doesn't mean that you caused the event, okay? So anyone that has ever had a premonition or a prophetic dream or thought, it doesn't mean that you caused the event.
You're viewing the event from a precognitive state and that you caught a glimpse of something that was already unfolding or happening.
a possible outcome so I believe that there are many possible outcomes and we get glimpses to some of them you may get glimpses into ones that don't come true but it's going to be the ones that come true that stick with you the most especially the ones that come true that don't have a good outcome So I guess what I want to say is you didn't make it happen by seeing it.
Imagine what would go through a child's mind if that's what they saw and then it happened.
And maybe nobody sat you down, helped you understand it, helped explain what you were experiencing.
And then what happens is that you find your own solution and the solution is shutting it off, turning it off.
Is it possible that some people don't actually need to develop their psychic or spiritual abilities and instead they just need to feel safe enough to reconnect with something that they suppressed a long time ago? That was me.
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