Awareness of Events: A Suitcase, a Stop Sign, and a Shift

Awareness of Events: A Bus Station Encounter

One year, I was traveling by bus to visit my daughter for Thanksgiving. I had my ticket and found a seat in the crowded lobby, filled with people—even some sitting on the floor—waiting for the bus.

An announcement came: the bus would be delayed by ten minutes. With a little extra time, I stepped out the back door to get some fresh air.

Outside on the patio stood an older woman, alone with a suitcase. We struck up a conversation, and she shared her story: her son had kicked her out of the house because his girlfriend didn’t like her. He dropped her off at the bus station and left her there, unsure of what to do next.

She was in shock—baffled, really. That’s the word I’d use to describe her state: confused, stunned, and standing there with her suitcase, trying to figure out her next move. She mentioned possibly staying at a hotel and reaching out to family in Texas who had offered her a place to stay.

I was curious about her financial situation and thinking of ways I could help. I suggested she go to a hotel, take some time to regroup, and call her family in Texas. She agreed, but admitted she had no idea how to get to a hotel or where one was.

So I Googled a nearby hotel, called her a cab, and waited with her until it arrived.

I’d been outside for about 40 minutes. Still no bus.

When I returned to the lobby, people were grumbling about the delay. I sat next to a woman and told her about the older lady I’d met outside. Just then, the announcement came: the bus had arrived.

The woman beside me smiled knowingly. “I knew something was going on,” she said.

Unlike everyone else focused on the inconvenience, she sensed something deeper unfolding. Her words resonated with me: “Manifestation complete!”

The older woman needed help. I was there to help. The timing was perfect. Everything aligned.

She understood something rare—that the energy world shapes the physical world. It’s not often I meet someone who sees both dimensions so clearly.

This was really cool!

Awareness of Events: The GPS Detour

My daughter and I were driving from Kentucky to New York, guided by our trusty GPS. Somewhere in the middle of our 10–12 hour journey, the GPS lost connection.

Neither of us knew where we were going. After several miles without guidance, we decided to exit the highway.

As soon as we stopped at the stop sign off the exit, the GPS reconnected.

I looked at my daughter. “What was that all about?”

We’d been cruising at 65–70 MPH, and suddenly the GPS just stopped working. Then, as soon as we paused, it came back. That little detour took about five minutes.

My daughter sensed it too. The Universe had nudged us off course.

We sat there at the stop sign, quietly absorbing the moment. Something had happened. We didn’t know what, but we were safe—and grateful.

Manifestation Complete!