I look at the circumstances that lead up to events as much as the event itself. For example, if I see a car accident, I would suggest you drive carefully and slow down in other areas of you life, as well. I probably wouldn't say I see a car accident. Events don't stand by themselves. They are connected to our patterns of thinking and the ways we treat ourselves.
Research suggests that it's possible to predict an accident ahead of time.
Increasing patterns of stress in job, family, home and finances are noted in the lives of accident victims before the accidents occurred. Though they're difficult, they can serve as a wake-up call to correct our lives and return us to a state of balance, allowing us to pursue paths of ever greater fulfillment. I frame my answers in ways that don't limit your belief in your own possibilities and ability to make changes. Absolutes can harm by stripping away your inner confidence and reinforcing the feeling that you're stuck. Life has an open door policy.