Weird PSI moment today.

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[bert57nc]

I had a weird thing happen today. (Probably not weird considering the forum I'm on). 
At work they have been cracking down on policies lately. We have a no personal cell phone use policy there. Around lunch I was reading through an issue of eight martini's (Thanks Daz)! and a thought came into my mind that management would probably try to jam cell phones as a way to enforce the policy. It was just a passing thought and I forgot about it almost as soon as I thought it.
The day wears on and about 5:00 I'm in the IT workroom planning a test network when the network manager comes in and say's he needs to talk to [mid-manager]. I ask "what's going on"? He tells me that [big-boss] just stopped him and asked if we could jam cell phone signals to stop the use of them at work.
This is about 4 hours after the thought crossed my mind.
Was I tuned into [big-boss'] thoughts?
I hadn't seen [big-boss] all day and didn't know if was on site today.

In another post of mine PJ said:
Usually when new to RV, then psi starts getting a little jiggy with you for awhile and there are pieces of upcoming experience (or upcoming targets) in data all over the place, but that calms down. During that early time though it often helps cement the understanding that we really are not limited at all. 

Best,
PJ

I know the hair on my neck stood up when the network manager told me about [big-boss'] request.
Jamming is illegal so we can't do it anyway.
Anyway, I guess I had some jiggyness today.
I liked it. I was pretty cool. 

Bob

[PJ]

That IS cool!

I have more spontaneous psi related to work than any other areas of my life. I theorize this is because I have a 'survival' association with my job.

One time I was working on contract and I had the sudden feeling (and no good reason for it, esp. since I was doing new stuff and had got us work that nobody else was) that they were going to pull my contract. I sent my boss (across the room) a note about it and it turned out I was right. At that moment he was sitting in a meeting where higher mgmt had decided to get rid of all contractors on the team, force hiring at half wages, and decided that starting with my contract would help all the others 'fall into line' since I think all of us would have considered me possibly the most valuable on the team at that moment just due to what I happened to be doing that nobody else was trained for. Thanks to my email though I talked them into giving me two weeks to wrap up some projects with notes. During the next two weeks though, maybe some latent paranoia to blame lol, I was just hyper-psi about everything. My boss asked our team to go with him to a meeting with some guy -- I had never heard of him and this was not uncommon -- but I said, "Maybe you should go alone, or with one person. I just have the gut feeling you're going to walk in and that guy's going to say, "Is MY budget paying for all these people?" He shrugged it off, nobody had ever complained before. Because I was busy and leaving, he let me stay. About 3 minutes later, eveyone but him comes back, looking at me like I'm a Martian. My coworker says, "We walked in the room, ___ introduces us, and the guy says, 'Is MY budget paying for all these people?!' -- ___ told us to come back and he'd handle it." ___ was a devout religious sort who was incredibly uncomfortable with my doing this sort of thing almost daily and was probably hugely glad when I left!  And days were pretty much normal after that. I mean, it seemed to be that situation that sparked it. When I emailed p/t clients from home saying now's your chance before I pick up another contract, they had all kinds of work (including one that ended up employing me FT+++ for the next 4 years). But I didn't have that kind of spontaneous psi then.

PJ

[Glenda]

I have had that once or twice.  It is was like seeing something and then watching it play out a little later and then having another happen and watching again. 

[#011]

I've had a lot weird little moments with friends of mine.

One time a friend of mine had just been talking with someone at work, saying that he needed a xmas wreath made of thorns to hang on his office door. It was sort of a bah humbug response to christmas in the office.  A few minutes later I came online and sent him a MP3, of a song called "Wreath of Barbs", completely unaware of this conversation. Another  friend got a kick out of it when I msged him with "So, what's on your plate for today?" because just a few seconds prior, he had msged his sister to tell her she could have his set of dishes.

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