Even though I haven’t been to a baseball game since I was a little girl, living in Philadelphia and watching the Phillies do their thing on the diamond for the past two years has rekindled my interest in the game. So I’ve really been into the World Series battle between the New York Yankees and the Phillies. (Go Phils!)

On Monday the Phillies absolutely, positively HAD to beat the Yankees, or the Yankees would win the Series. The Phillies were ahead from the first inning, but I was leery. The Yankees are a no-nonsense team, and I knew they could snatch the turf from under the Phillies feet in the blink of an eye.

That kind of tension – watching an intense deal breaker game – makes me both nervous and agitated. So agitated in fact, that I could hardly watch the game without feeling all knotted up in my gut.

By the third inning, I tuned in psychically and asked, “Who’s going to win tonight?” I mentally got the score 6-8. I knew that the Phillies would win, and I turned the channel to Home and Garden Television, where the only source of angst is trying to guess which house they’re going to choose on House Hunters.

I can’t remember what inning I tuned back in, but the Yankees had just gotten a man on base. At that time I psychically felt the shift that this was where the Yankees would start moving up. Sure enough they did – but not enough to beat the Phillies. The final score was indeed 6-8.

Was I shocked? Yeah I was!

Just because I use my psychic ability on a daily basis doesn’t mean I don’t get tickled by my own ability. On the contrary, I’m amazed on a daily basis. That’s what makes this work so gratifying. It’s literally incredible.

But it’s not so incredible that it’s impossible for anyone to do. I say this all the time. Psychic ability isn’t some exclusive skill reserved for certain people. Although some people are better at using and trusting it than others, it is available to ALL of us.

The more you choose to become intuitively aware, the more you’re able to distinguish intuitive insights from regular thoughts. And that includes psychic predictions.

What Does a Future Prediction Feel Like?

Contrary to what the Hollywood producers put on the big screen, you don’t need a crystal ball to predict the future.

For me, a future prediction feels like a ‘slightly’ light filled sureness. There’s no thinking in between the question and what I perceive as the prediction. The question is asked, and snap… the answer is there.

My mind feels like a night light has been turned on. What I see isn’t bright. It’s ever so slightly illuminated.

But it feels sure. It feels like a puzzle piece sliding into place. Even if I attempt to rethink what I see or put in another choice, the other choice feels dull and out of place. I feel like the other choice doesn’t even belong in my mind at that time.

Now in the case of the Phillies-Yankees game you might be thinking that I just wanted the Phillies to win because I live in Philadelphia. Sure I have a hometown interest in the game. But I’m actually from the Bronx (hometown of the Yanks), and while I love Philly, I LOOOOOOVE New York. So I have a vested interest either way.

My point is that you can have a stake in the turnout of your prediction and still be right. It’s all a matter of understanding how your prediction process works.

How Can You Predict More Accurately?

1) Document your predictions. I ask a single question a day and then I write down my prediction in my journal. I also write down exactly how my body and mind feels as I come up with the prediction. This is important. Increasing your predictive ability is all about understanding how your body and mind communicates with you.

2) Watch for your personal signs. As you begin to journal your experiences, you’ll notice these body/mind signs popping up in your everyday life without you asking a question. For instance, I’ll get that mental illumination whenever I see a book that I need to buy. I may not have even looked through the book, but if I get that light in my mind, I know that it’s meant for me to have.

You’ll get these signs randomly as a confirmation that they do in fact have value. That’s why it’s vital for you to initially write them down. Recording them helps you see them at work in your everyday life.

3) Don’t ever second guess your ability. It’s easy to feel like you’re making it all up if one of your predictions turns out to be wrong.

But I can tell you right now that you are going to be wrong sometimes. And being wrong doesn’t mean that your ability is poop. It only means that free will is absolutely working.

When you make a prediction, that prediction is based on the current path that all parties involved are on. If someone or something on that path should deviate from the original direction, your prediction may become null and void. And you shouldn’t stress about that. We are having a human experience and failure is inevitable – just ask the richest people in the world.