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It was Tuesday the 1st of December.
So WOW!
So WOW!
salmon4224 said:I don't believe in coincidence.
This is when i also experience precognitive dreams also when i wake up then go back to sleep. i dream about what is going to happen to other people but i see it through there eyes .i know the event i have dreamed about has occurred as many have ended up on the news .giantrobot1 said:I've experienced the exact same thing many times. It's as if you get a flash of a 'future memory' when in the dozy, half asleep state when waking up.
Littlegreylady said:Maybe it's the influence of being on these boards???
Littlegreylady said:Anyway, the interview on Wednesday went so well, they offered me the job there and then adn I will be leaving my current job in the new year. Either way, I'll be looking out for yellow flowers on my last day 8)
in "An Experiment with Time" which is mainly about precognitive dreams, JW Dunne contends that snippets of the future are included in dreams about as often as snippets of the past, and in the same way. So like little things that happened to you the day before might crop up in novel situations when you're dreaming, the same is for things that are going to happen to you tomorrow.Abendstern said:Is it a necessary condition of precognitive dreams that they show you an exact picture of the future- in a sort of 'replay' way, or can they simply be 'paraphrases' of the future?
My own precognitive dreams are generally 'replays' related to events which happen 2/3 months later, which I find strange when considering the 'repeated cycle of the universe' theory. Could it be that our lives are composed of a selection of staggered 'tapes' which we can change @ specific points, hence our subconsicous can only show us events up to the end of that particular 'tape'?
Anafranil said:Reading the RIP thread I saw that Ivor Cutler died last week. A couple of weeks ago I had a dream of Ivor Cutlers obituary in the press, a fragment in a dream unrelated to Ivor Cutler (the dream was about being my mother for any psychiatrists reading this thread )
Last year I had dreams of reading or hearing the obituaries of comedian Malcolm Hardee and Hunter S Thompson two weeks or so before they died.
In each dream the obituary scenes appeared as brief fragments in an unrelated context.
Although I know of or own works of the above artists, none of them had been on my mind or are ever much in my mind.
meowfur said:Anafranil said:Reading the RIP thread I saw that Ivor Cutler died last week. A couple of weeks ago I had a dream of Ivor Cutlers obituary in the press, a fragment in a dream unrelated to Ivor Cutler (the dream was about being my mother for any psychiatrists reading this thread )
Last year I had dreams of reading or hearing the obituaries of comedian Malcolm Hardee and Hunter S Thompson two weeks or so before they died.
In each dream the obituary scenes appeared as brief fragments in an unrelated context.
Although I know of or own works of the above artists, none of them had been on my mind or are ever much in my mind.
Emma~ said:I am currently undertaking a research project on precognitive dreams. I was interested to know if anyone has had any experiences of such dreams......
GadaffiDuck said:......I would still say he has a masters in deja vu
ghostdog19 said:when I was a kid I used to dream that my intestines were falling out and I kept trying to scoop them back in. Sounds like a horrible nightmare for a ten year old probably brought on by watching horror movies, but I was three at the time and it was a recurring dream.
Years later it turns out I have an umbilical hernia (intestines falling out).
Now, I'm not one to really connect the dots and see much into it, it just reminded me of a story where a woman had dreamt of wolves devouring her stomach only to discover she had stomach cancer. Given that umbilical hernias are something that will be a defect from birth waiting to happen later in life, I could almost say my dreams were letting me know there's a hole in my stomach wall and that one day my intestines would push their way through.
Now, in my instance, that's still not enough to convince me as I believe it to be coincidence but I do think there's something in the idea that when you sleep, your body has a way of making you aware of problems that don't seem apparent, by telling you through dreams.
Abendstern said:My own precognitive dreams are generally 'replays' related to events which happen 2/3 months later, which I find strange when considering the 'repeated cycle of the universe' theory. Could it be that our lives are composed of a selection of staggered 'tapes' which we can change @ specific points, hence our subconsicous can only show us events up to the end of that particular 'tape'?
Abendstern said:most precogs are totally mundane events...
meowfur said:And then...nothing. Nothing happened. I didn't look down and find a hundred dollar bill, I didn't get arrested, I didn't meet the man of my dreams, I didn't even end up having fish for dinner.