THE PSYCHIC GENERAL
About
I told one friend for three years before I told anyone else.
Everything on this site comes out of that habit. Say it out loud, put a date on it, and wait to be proved right or wrong.
I was six the first time I understood that what I was seeing was not ordinary. I would close my eyes and watch someone going about their day somewhere else, in full detail, down to what was in their hands.
I did not have language for it then. I assumed everyone had it and simply did not discuss it. It took years to work out that they did not.
What changed in middle school
In middle school I had my first physical encounter with a celestial being. He did not arrive to impress me. He came to teach, and he kept coming back.
What he taught me sharpened over the following years. I could hear what people were thinking. I could answer questions I had never been asked out loud. I began telling people about their own lives, what had already happened to them, what was happening now, and what was on the way.
The friend
Long before any of this was public, I had a habit. At the start of each year I would sit with one friend and tell him what I saw coming over the next twelve months. Not vague feelings. Specific events, named and dated.
Then we would wait. Most of what I told him happened, and it happened close to the way I had described it. So the next year I did it again. And the year after that.
Three years of predictions with a witness, before there was ever an audience.
That is where the dating discipline came from. It was never a marketing decision. It is just how I have always worked, because saying a thing out loud to someone who will remember it is the only honest way to do this.
Why I started publishing
Eventually it seemed wrong that only one person was hearing any of it. So I taught myself to edit video and started posting.
It was hard at the beginning in a way I had not expected. Nobody knew who I was, and I knew nobody. I was talking into an empty room. I came close to stopping altogether and decided at one point that I would.
Then my July 2025 prediction found an audience. Nine thousand people watched it. That was the turn, and things have moved steadily since.
The record I did not keep
There is a second reason I publish, and it has nothing to do with an audience.
Everything I did before there was a camera exists only in the memory of whoever happened to be standing there. Years of it. Things I did in ordinary places on ordinary days, in front of friends who still talk about them. None of it was written down. None of it was filmed. It happened, and then it was gone.
I am not willing to lose the rest of it the same way. So the videos are a record I am keeping for myself as much as for anyone watching, and the dates on them are what make it a record rather than a collection of stories.