How do I know if I have ESP

Turning them on and off takes time and meditation. Sometimes if you just pretend not to listen to them...they slowly fade but other than that its hard 2. Ive lived with it my whole life. You can't prove it to other people until they take you somewhere that something bad happened and you can explain everything or with enough detail. Even then people have a hard time believing. De ja Vu is not a brain glitch, in fact its just your brain functions on a wider bases than other people. It has been proven that if we were able to use the full extent of our brains there are a wide number of possibilities of what we could do including but not limited to, precognition, empathy and a bunch of other things. I hope this helps.

Easy - you don't. No one does. No one ever had it, ever. There are millions of dollars in prizes out there for anyone who does, and no takers. What's you've got is a case of the confirmation effect - you remember when it works and forget all the times its doesn't. It's normal, not paranormal, and you're not predicting the future. Also, ghosts don't exist. If you could really communicate with them, the JREF will give you a million bucks to prove it (and it would be easy to prove). Deja vu isn't paranormal, it's a brain glitch.

You think of a song and eventually it comes on, you think of a disaster and eventually one happens - considering there are very many songs played on the radio every day and very many disasters happening throughout the world you are not demonstrating an amazing power for predicting things.

Feel free to prove me wrong though, what do you predict for the coming week? Please be specific and name the type of event, where it is to occur and on what date.

The song part's easy to explain: if you're singing it, then it's likely to be reasonably popular, and radio stations work to a popular play list that matches how often people are likely to sing or think of a song, even if they don't know they are doing it.