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The Painful Truth About Being a Seer: A Curse Hidden as a Gift
Hello, Earnest Mann here. Today I’m opening up about something few people are willing to even consider seriously — the reality of being a seer. This isn’t fantasy or mysticism; it’s a brutally honest look at what it’s like to live with the ability to foresee events and carry that weight in silence.
From childhood, I knew I wasn’t like the other kids. Time itself felt different — slower for everyone else, as if I was always just a few seconds ahead. As I grew older, visions and dreams began to shape my reality. These weren’t fleeting images; they were clear, vivid, and most importantly, they always came true.
I explain that there are three kinds of seers, but no matter which one you are, the experience is often more of a curse than a blessing. It brings isolation, misunderstanding, and emotional pain. Being open about it only invites skepticism or ridicule, even from people with the best intentions.
I share a painful story about my friend James, a devout Christian who was overjoyed to marry his childhood sweetheart. I had a vision — a nightmare — that revealed she would betray him. Out of friendship and fear of losing his trust, I sealed that message in an envelope rather than tell him. A year later, every word came true. His marriage collapsed, and he was left devastated.
Having these visions means constantly watching pain unfold — and knowing you can’t prevent it without alienating people. The gift isolates you. You carry both the knowledge and the guilt. Over time, it teaches you a painful truth: most people don’t want to hear bad news, even when it’s true.
I end by saying that despite the pain, I still follow my dreams. It’s my way of staying human — honest, unfiltered, and loyal to what I know to be real.
I would like to meet - both online and in person - individuals interested in discussing ideas on what really needs to be changed, to improve the quality of our lives.
So if you have a suggestion for an episode topic, or simply want to reach out to me for help, you can reach me via my website's contact page - https://theearnestmannshow.com/aboutcontact - and I will get back to you ASAP.
I'm not promising miracles, but my advice is often a hell of a lot better - and certainly cheaper - than a therapist!.
If you're interested in my new Incredible tote bag, which goes for a small donation for a very good cause - https://theearnestmannshow.com/earnest-stuff-vn9f-1qls - THANK YOU!
If you could throw a cup of coffee my way, that would ABSOLUTELY be appreciated! - https://ko-fi.com/earnestmann - THANK YOU!
You can also listen to any of my many previous episodes on my website at - https://theearnestmannshow.com/episodes
© 2020 - 26 The Earnest Mann Show
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By Earnest MannThe Painful Truth About Being a Seer: A Curse Hidden as a Gift
Hello, Earnest Mann here. Today I’m opening up about something few people are willing to even consider seriously — the reality of being a seer. This isn’t fantasy or mysticism; it’s a brutally honest look at what it’s like to live with the ability to foresee events and carry that weight in silence.
From childhood, I knew I wasn’t like the other kids. Time itself felt different — slower for everyone else, as if I was always just a few seconds ahead. As I grew older, visions and dreams began to shape my reality. These weren’t fleeting images; they were clear, vivid, and most importantly, they always came true.
I explain that there are three kinds of seers, but no matter which one you are, the experience is often more of a curse than a blessing. It brings isolation, misunderstanding, and emotional pain. Being open about it only invites skepticism or ridicule, even from people with the best intentions.
I share a painful story about my friend James, a devout Christian who was overjoyed to marry his childhood sweetheart. I had a vision — a nightmare — that revealed she would betray him. Out of friendship and fear of losing his trust, I sealed that message in an envelope rather than tell him. A year later, every word came true. His marriage collapsed, and he was left devastated.
Having these visions means constantly watching pain unfold — and knowing you can’t prevent it without alienating people. The gift isolates you. You carry both the knowledge and the guilt. Over time, it teaches you a painful truth: most people don’t want to hear bad news, even when it’s true.
I end by saying that despite the pain, I still follow my dreams. It’s my way of staying human — honest, unfiltered, and loyal to what I know to be real.
I would like to meet - both online and in person - individuals interested in discussing ideas on what really needs to be changed, to improve the quality of our lives.
So if you have a suggestion for an episode topic, or simply want to reach out to me for help, you can reach me via my website's contact page - https://theearnestmannshow.com/aboutcontact - and I will get back to you ASAP.
I'm not promising miracles, but my advice is often a hell of a lot better - and certainly cheaper - than a therapist!.
If you're interested in my new Incredible tote bag, which goes for a small donation for a very good cause - https://theearnestmannshow.com/earnest-stuff-vn9f-1qls - THANK YOU!
If you could throw a cup of coffee my way, that would ABSOLUTELY be appreciated! - https://ko-fi.com/earnestmann - THANK YOU!
You can also listen to any of my many previous episodes on my website at - https://theearnestmannshow.com/episodes
© 2020 - 26 The Earnest Mann Show