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Warnings
Stories
Shining Moments
Visions Of The Holy In Ordinary Lives
Vickie Eckoldt
My first experience with a vision was when I was fourteen years old. The telephone rang and as my mother was walking across the room to answer it, I had this vision of my great-aunt and knew she had passed away. Before my mother answered the phone, I told her her that her aunt had passed away. After listening to her conversation, I knew I was right. When she hung up the phone she turned to me and said, "How did you know that? She hasn't even been sick. What made you say that?" All I could say to her was that I just knew it.
My first experience with a vision was when I was fourteen years old. The telephone rang and as my mother was walking across the room to answer it, I had this vision of my great-aunt and knew she had passed away. Before my mother answered the phone, I told her her that her aunt had passed away. After listening to her conversation, I knew I was right. When she hung up the phone she turned to me and said, "How did you know that? She hasn't even been sick. What made you say that?" All I could say to her was that I just knew it.
