We have all had events of this type in our lives. For those who say "it's god" I disagree, but it is supernatural. Keep in mind that this term itself causes many to have god belief, but supernatural is a term we use when we cannot explain something. I have had these experiences in my own life in a rich sort of way and could tell you many stories. Some people think this "proves god" but I find nothing in the bible that would say so. It's just that we humans are complex creatures and we have so man things we do not know.

Just leave it to a Buybull thumper and they will try to get you believing anything. My boyhood religious friend keeps asking me about the volcanoes in Hawaii these days. He wants to convince me that his Buybull warned of these things. Really? I think not. I find no reference of Hawaii or a volcano but an active Evangelical will believe anything. It's the "end times" you know.

I had an event happen with my daughter when she was a child that I cannot explain. My father was dying. My then-husband and I had planned my first hunting trip for opening weekend so we made arrangements for my daughter to stay with a friend. My father died Thursday night. I was torn. I couldn't see the necessity of telling her right away since he was on the East Coast and we're in the midwest. After much thought I decided not to tell her until we came home on Sunday.
I sat her down and said, "Sweetie, I have something difficult to tell you." She said, "I know that Papa died on Thursday." When I asked her to tell me more she said that he'd come to her room that night and said he needed to say goodbye. But she wasn't to be sad because he didn't hurt any more.
I have NO idea how she knew. But they had a particularly close relationship and if it was possible, she's the one he would have visited.

The weird thing is that I've never had anything weird happen.

Well, two hours ago, I knocked a full cup of tea over the keyboard of my Apple laptop - I just can't explain it. Fortunately a microsoft machine came to the rescue (I'm using it now). The other laptop is drying out - I won't using it until tomorrow. I do not add to tea so less of things 'gumming up' I hope!

I don't have weird stuff happen to me much, except when my hair is having a bad day. Even after I've showered. Lol.

Since I was a kid...maybe 5 or 6...I have had weird things happen...weird sounds...see strange faces...and always dream 'informative' dreams...I just figured everyone did because it was common for me...

I think we've all experienced things we can't directly explain, but a lot of times I consider probability and how that factors into these events. If we think about dreams (all dreams, across all humanity), for example, some percentage are bound to be similar or exact to events that come to pass. It would be truly extraordinary if that weren't the case. And, statistically, it stands to reason that there's a bell curve where most of us experience something like that on rare occasion, but a small percentage of people almost never have such experiences while another small percentage seems to have such prophetic dreams frequently. It only seems strange from a subjective viewpoint, where it appears highly improbable because it's hard to think in terms of the global scale.

I've had a fair few freaky things happen the most consistent was when I was a teenager. My father used to travel overseas for work so I'd be stuck with just my mother for weeks at a time and she was an alcoholic so I'd get fed up of an evening with the stumbling drunken fool, grab a book and go up to a local park and read under the streetlight for an hour or two. Anyway when I decided to walk home it took my past a phone booth and one night as I walked home I thought I saw a friend in the booth but as I got closer there was nobody there. Got home and there was a message for me that the friend I saw had rung.

Anyway that would be an odd coincidence if it had happened only once, but it kept on happening, if nobody had rung I wouldn't see anyone in the phone booth unless an actual person was using it but if somebody had rung I would see them in the phone booth. Can't explain i,t but this happened over a couple of years so your guess is as good as mine. And no they weren't ringing me from the phone booth most of the ones I saw lived 10 or more miles away.

Some folks are writing about chance occurrence in which they survived. That’s not a miracle. If you hadn’t survived (as many don’t) such an event then you wouldn’t be able to talk about it now. Sometimes you survive and once you don’t. It’s chance.
One person describes a sound. I’ll grant you it was odd but Northern LIghts are also odd if you don’t know what causes them.
As a youth I was fascinated by ghosts and parapsychology. Read everything I could find and hoped to see one. It’s never happened despite being in “haunted” places. I’ve drawn a theory that it’s our electrons, held in this gravity by magnetism, that occasionally realign into what was once a brain configuration.
As for precognition...IDK. I can’t say that you haven’t had these experiences so that leaves time travel. Doesn’t it? I mean, how else could you know a future event? There have been previous mystics who got some things right but not others so maybe some peek through a window while in Delta state?
The thing is, I can’t know. Therefore, I no longer think much about it. It’s much like meeting someone younger who actually wants to touch me. I shrug and say,”Hm.”

If it's true, you are a receiver receiving a certain frequency that maybe most others don't. We're all receivers with our brains. You said you can't alter the outcomes. I assume that means you have tried? Why do you think you can't alter them?

I was going to take the subway back home when I realized I didn't have enough money to buy a token. But on the steps down to the subway I found a token on the steps. I was 12 years old when this miracle occurred.

Very interesting!

There’s more to reality than meets the eye. There are deep, unexplainable mysteries.

There is only one thing that's ever happened to me that I couldn't explain. I was really far out in the country trying to find a dog kennel that one of my co-workers ran. Out of nowhere this ear splitting noise started. It sounded like an out of tune trumpet but it was so loud that I couldn't hear my own voice over the noise. I panicked. I pulled the car over and got out to try and see what was causing it. It lasted for about 5 minutes and then it just stopped. That was the most scared I've ever been in my life.

I came home and googled the hell out of it and there are a dozen or so videos on YouTube that record the exact same sound with varying degrees of loudness. If anyone is interested Google "sky trumpets". There is a Reddit and several videos debunking people that have heard them and some of the videos, but I swear on my life that this happened. I'm an atheist, I'm a skeptic, and I don't believe in anything paranormal or supernatural. I'm sure there is an explanation for the noise but I did indeed hear it.