Hi Jeanie

I’ve never heard of people ‘seeing’ their unborn child unless they were lying on a bed with an ultrasound machine next to it. It should be easy enough to prove however, at least if they have any artistic abilities. The problem is that, given how our gene’s work, there’s a pretty good chance they could guess reasonably accurately what their child may look like so I’m not sure it would prove much.

Another example: My husband has dreams he goes down in a plane wreck, for instance. (Different situation, but same principle). He has had these dreams at least 10 times since I've been married to him...probably more. He tells me of the nightmare when he awakens. Its very graphic, he smells the gas, completely "has" the experience. Then - and it has happened every time, we later hear (within a day or so) that a plane wreck has occurred!

This is a classic case Jeanie. Do you know how many plane crashes there are in the US in any given week? It’s somewhere around 20 with around 20% of them being fatal accidents. If he dreamed that dream every night he would not account for all of them.

He also recently kept smelling a burning smell in his pillow. It happened a few nights. For some reason he went downstairs one night smelling burning and a lamp that had been left on was smelling like it was about to erupt. He unplugged it and once he got rid of the lamp, the burning smell in his pillow disappeared.

Or maybe he just has a good nose? Smells travel and warm ones rise so if the lamp was down stairs then the smell would rise up towards your bed room.

Of course none of that means that he isn’t getting messages from some supernatural source just that he wouldn’t need to be to account for these experiences.

All the best

Russell