I can't say that I've ever experienced anything someone would call supernatural.

"Seem" too eerie to be coincidences is correct. And yet, these type of instances are just that. Coincidence is simply the occurence of events without an apparent causal connection... and in fact, there is no connection. Better yet is the synonym "serendipity": the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. It's just chance that leads to turning left instead of right, going into Wendy's and not Burger King, staying home instead of getting on the plane that crashes.

We look back on a significant event and tell ourselves, "Something told me to do that, I had a hunch." And when a hunch pans out, one time in 1000, we remember it. It stands out. But we forget the 999 other hunches and left turns that lead to nothing.

Humans instinctively seek to invest significance into events and find patterns that we can recognize and plan for. This is the result of evolutionary trends; those who didn't look for trends tended not to survive and pass on their genes. Superstition is our genetic inheritance.

We've all found ourselves running into people who need our help, and being able to be a hero for a day. It feels good. It's memorable. But there's no greater force steering us there. It's just life happening.

I never really believed always thought there has to be a logical explanation for everything we just have to find it.

Have you heard of a man named Eric Weiss was a famous for debunking never once did he proclaim to find a genuine ESP you might know him better as Harry Houdini.

When my mother said "god's going to punish you" and I tripped and fell down at 5. Not really

Esp is real to those that are receptive to it

One from myself: Riding home from a bicyle jaunt, I would have normally avoided the construction route, but SOMETHING dragged me that way and into a gas station. There, I found a woman in her car at the gas pump, sobbing over her steering wheel. I ended up filling her tank, buying her stuff from the convenience store, and giving her my last $20. She told me she didn't have enough money for gas to go to work and back for the week.

Why did I go that way? I couldn't have seen her from the road, which was torn up and dangerous for a bicycle. Why would she open her car door to a stranger? She was in an emotional, embarassing situation.

This, I can easily attribute to coincidence, but there have been so many like this.