Question 6:

I have this chant that keeps replaying in my mind today, could it mean something?

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You're really the only person that can answer that. What might just be words to us, could have more meaning to you.

I don't really know. The chant is...

"May words of peace forevermore
Bring sorrow to the sighters fore
These words of peace, shall haunt you more".

I don't get it but it's really freaking me out now.

if you have no energy behind it no. say it's just something you want to remember, it won't cast a spell. if you're upset with someone, think about them getting hurt while saying the chant, then it's possible. though some people feel constantly reminding yourself of a spell can undo the work, so really you should reflect on your own path and ask yourself what you feel is right.

You might be a seer. that could be a vision.

I think it is important here to note with the previous comment that people do not have to be 'seers' in order to receive visions- as individuals can go out of their way to retrieve the same information using alternatives without having any clairvoyant/augur extrasensory 'abilities' or perceptions. As well as that a majority of humans have precognition in their dreams and when experiencing heightened consciousness.

Being said, I personally believe that there is some sort of psychological attachment you have to the chant- mainly due to its very prevalent rhyming scheme. Like most songs, poems, or other works, we seem to not be able to "get them out of our head" due to a little thing called mnemonics. Mnemonics (why you memorize/ are fixated with it) and the triplet rhyme [forevermore, fore, more] by whomever wrote the chant (how you memorize it and why it is possibly so intriguing).

This is arguably why some practitioners prefer to write their spells/chants/rites in rhyming patterns and schemes- for memorization and possible fixation of the mind.