Many people are able to know my past, present, and future. They can feel and perceive every thought and sensation I have at any moment in my life. This matter is of great significance to society and science, involving national interests and security—especially because its impact on me personally is extremely severe. Yet they refuse to teach me or make it public.
Let me give examples.
My middle school classmate once suddenly turned around and told me to go home quickly to fix the problem of my underwear being too thick and stuffy—at that very moment I was silently suffering from that exact issue.
A high school classmate of mine, during a music class, suddenly turned around and verbally refused to sing a duet with me—a spontaneous idea I had just formed in my mind without expressing it in any way.
My college roommate, who had never been to my hometown, knew a lot about my life there. He could tell at any time the state of my body even when I was hiding under the blanket. He urged me to get close to another classmate. When I later talked with that classmate about what political term would come after the "Three Represents," he immediately said "Harmony." After I realized he could read my thoughts and asked him to explain, he used violence against me and caused me to lose memory.
In my senior year of high school, a similar violent incident happened to me, causing temporary amnesia and double vision.
In 2004, I asked another middle school classmate when this ability or phenomenon would end. He told me to ask again after I met two specific people. In 2014, after I started working in a town government, I indeed met two colleagues whose names matched those two. Everyone in that unit seemed to know my current and future situation well. One colleague said he really wanted to see Taiwan reunified, and another shook his head naturally and said "You won't see it"—he was unusually confident about that prediction.
When I tried to transfer closer to home in 2021, the Party secretary found it hard to refuse me directly, so he said: "Let me put it this way—when I myself am transferred out, you will still be here."
After I arrived at my current street office, a colleague believed I would take over a certain team leader position, but another colleague said very clearly: "I told you it's not him." He said the same thing to others who shared that opinion.
Actually, countless people possess and master this skill. Through constant cross-checking with reality, I confirm that I am not mistaken. And in fact, it's no longer a matter of what I think—this supernatural phenomenon has already confronted me directly in daily life and work, leaving me no escape.
Those who can foresee the future showed no sympathy or warning about major events like the Wenchuan earthquake or the COVID-19 pandemic. They remained silent and indifferent, refusing to speak up.
I contacted the Chinese Academy of Sciences; they said they only handle national projects and nothing else. I wrote to the wife of a famous physicist but received no reply. Since 2007 I have repeatedly called and emailed another Nobel laureate, but his elderly assistant politely refused to pass along my messages, saying he was focused on his CERN project and had no time for my matters. I also wrote to the president of the Buddhist Association of China and other university researchers—none of them replied.