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Precog Dreams- Fact or Fiction ?

Started Mar 1, 2013, 03:02 AM67 posts
on Mar 1, 2013, 03:02 AM
#1

Many argue that precog dreams are simply coincidence. But for those that truly have them, its more.

My precog dreams started when i was a teenager. I simply stated and pointed out to my friends that a boy had broken his arm in a dream. I did not know the boy except that he was in my school. A few days later he came in with a broken arm. It was then I started paying more attention to my dreams.

Last year, I dreamed that my sister-in-law screamed,"He's Dead!!!" So I waited to see who would die near to her. 8 months later her ex-husband died.

I have many dreams like this , many more accurate to the person. I have helped some friends, giving them advice when necessary. Recently the advice is for my family in the near future. All I have to do is wait. I want to know if there is others that have precog dreams? I belive that we all can have these dreams, we just have to recognize them.

on Mar 1, 2013, 03:48 AM
#2

mikeg313 wrote: Many argue that precog dreams are simply coincidence. But for those that truly have them, its more.

Don't listen to what OTHERS have to say about it. What do YOU think about it? As you said, for the people who believe they truly have them... no skeptic will convince them otherwise, and likewise, you'll never convince a skeptic.

So just enjoy the experiences... share them whenever you feel comfortable (as you have here), and know that through your own experiences, you have a new personal truth! :)

on Mar 1, 2013, 05:41 AM
#3

According to your dream a boy break his arm as you seen in the dream, so it is clear now that dreams are not fiction.

on Mar 2, 2013, 05:11 PM
#4

i believe in it, i had couple of it. but not that much, its all on silly matters.

on Mar 3, 2013, 12:57 AM
#5

I guess its something which many dont believe unless they've had a few of these experiences themselves.

Ive found that even with those who experience this, they dont seem to be common dreams. Right now I cant even remember when I had my last precog dream. It was quite a time ago.

on Mar 3, 2013, 02:05 AM
#6

R99 wrote: i believe in it, i had couple of it. but not that much, its all on silly matters.

I have had similar. Not all are death related. One involved a song that my brother will write in the future. I remembered some of the words and the tune. It was a rap song. I dislike rap, but remembered it anyway. So I sent him what I remembered. What i found odd is that in the dream, he wrote the song. I reproduced it in reality so that he can write it in the future. Thats mind boggling.

on Mar 3, 2013, 02:10 AM
#7

taniaaust1 wrote: I guess its something which many dont believe unless they've had a few of these experiences themselves.

Ive found that even with those who experience this, they dont seem to be common dreams. Right now I cant even remember when I had my last precog dream. It was quite a time ago.

You are perfectly correct. Its like any strange experience where you can only believe it when it happens to you.

I continue to have wild film like dreams all the time, but now and then one dream stands out and you feel that this could be a precog dream.

on Mar 3, 2013, 02:19 AM
#8

For this year I am looking out for 2 precog dreams. The first is my friend who lives surrounded by trees. I dreamed that he would die when some of the trees were cleared. I told him and now he keeps a close eye on the developing area near by.

The other involves my son. He was in a car crash in Mexico. This should happen in the next few months. So I told him and my wife no trips until the end of the year. I will post the outcome (If any) right here.

on Mar 3, 2013, 06:23 AM
#9

mikeg313 wrote: For this year I am looking out for 2 precog dreams. The first is my friend who lives surrounded by trees. I dreamed that he would die when some of the trees were cleared. I told him and now he keeps a close eye on the developing area near by.

The other involves my son. He was in a car crash in Mexico. This should happen in the next few months. So I told him and my wife no trips until the end of the year. I will post the outcome (If any) right here.

the hardest part of these kind of dreams, its hard to recognize it. the only way to know this keeping a dream journal. i only had precog dreams like meeting someone that i already met them in dream. and some of my actions. i had this dream when i was a kid that working on a firm as a part time, but after some years it came true, i already seen the store, before i knew it in real life. we see tons of dream everyday who knows what is what ? and when is when? i dont know how to recognize it. mikeg313 if ur experience come true ( i hope not, coz its all tragic.) u got some unique skill.

on Mar 3, 2013, 06:32 AM
#10

taniaaust1 wrote: I guess its something which many dont believe unless they've had a few of these experiences themselves.

Ive found that even with those who experience this, they dont seem to be common dreams. Right now I cant even remember when I had my last precog dream. It was quite a time ago.

I also find that a lot of people try to talk themselves out of it... they use terms like, "Oh it was just a coincidence" and such like that. It's quite funny when reality comes slapping people upside the head in order to get them to wake up, and they just continue to ignore it. :)

on Mar 4, 2013, 03:22 AM
#11

R99 wrote: we see tons of dream everyday who knows what is what ? and when is when? i dont know how to recognize it. mikeg313 if ur experience come true ( i hope not, coz its all tragic.) u got some unique skill.

You are right. Many of our dreams is just for filing or our fears, but when they involve people around us write it in your journal and see what their outcome is. Some are not exactly as we dreamed it, but its pretty close. Some will not happen until a few years, so how can we keep track? I do because I have always been in a close community and I tell friends, sometimes they have reminded me. Now I tell my wife. As for WHEN, I usually remember the people if they are older/grey-er or the surrounds. In the case of my son, the time is near because in the dream when they said the car crashed I was getting water from a neighbor since my tank had run out. In a few weeks, my water WILL run out and wont fill until June to September when rainy season starts. So thats my time window when he will not go to Mexico, Mid March to June.

I hope its not unique because that why I am on this forum so that i can find others to talk to and share with. I believe its not. I think people just need to pay more attention to those involved in their dreams and write them down. It just that when you tell the people in real life they think your crazy so you dont want to say anything. You keep it to yourself and get on with your life.

Most of the time I just tell my wife. She is used to it.

on Mar 4, 2013, 03:35 AM
#12

Ryan wrote: I also find that a lot of people try to talk themselves out of it... they use terms like, "Oh it was just a coincidence" and such like that. It's quite funny when reality comes slapping people upside the head in order to get them to wake up, and they just continue to ignore it. :)

I agree, but its just easier to deny and more acceptable in society than telling people you saw them die or lived somewhere else etc. Most will avoid you and place you as an outcast. I've been fortunate to have some great friends and wife that listens without judging even though they did in the begining but as the years pass it became a norm.

on Mar 4, 2013, 01:57 PM
#13

lucky u, u got someone to share it with face to face. even my mom thinks am crazy, and she sometimes act negatively, wen she sees me checking out this site. like am something doing bad. :)

on Mar 4, 2013, 03:49 PM
#14

R99 wrote: lucky u, u got someone to share it with face to face. even my mom thinks am crazy, and she sometimes act negatively, wen she sees me checking out this site. like am something doing bad. :)

This happens to me too but not my mother, my sister(elder), she regularly makes fun of me on this and sometimes I even try to pull her into these things(LDs), but always leads to an attempt that results in more fun of me.

on Mar 5, 2013, 02:26 AM
#15

Anything out of the norm will always cause problems. Just keep writing down the dreams that you have and make sure you date it. My mother ignored my dreams so I stopped telling her about them and found friends that would listen.

Precog dreams is all about waiting and being patient.

on Mar 5, 2013, 11:56 PM
#16

R99 wrote: we see tons of dream everyday who knows what is what ? and when is when? i dont know how to recognize it.

I find they are very vivid and intense (that's not to say I dont have other vivid intense dreams but these have a slighly different feel to them.. its subtle). One can some times learn the "whens" by past experiences of these dreams.

Interestingly.. I dont have precog dreams of events outside of my own country (well never have yet) thou can dream of major precog event in another state of Aust. to me. So knowing this.. helps me to know the event will take place in Aust.

(I didnt dream the tsumani I stopped my boyfriend from being caught up in by stopping him from going to Indonesia.. that warning came via intuition alone, same when I knew I was going to be in a serious accident while going interstate..no dream that Im aware of.. just intuition).

I wonder if those who get precog dreams at times.. naturally tend to have more intuition in daily life around things too??

on Mar 6, 2013, 12:52 AM
#17

taniaaust1 wrote: I wonder if those who get precog dreams at times.. naturally tend to have more intuition in daily life around things too??

Wow! Thats an interesting possibility. I never thought to collate the two. I find some conversations boring because I kind of know what they are going to say. Also I am similar to your precogs where its mostly in the world around me involving friends and neighbors. I would like to dream about world disasters,but 99% of my dreams are here wherever I am at the time. Only once I had a dream that I went to Italy or Spain to buy a house. It was very vivid. It was my job to renovate it for my brother.

on Mar 9, 2013, 11:53 PM
#18

taniaaust1 wrote: .
Interestingly.. I dont have precog dreams of events outside of my own country (well never have yet) thou can dream of major precog event in another state of Aust. to me. So knowing this.. helps me to know the event will take place in Aust.

I am glad you have similar precog dreams like myself. I would love to here your recent precogs especially here as they become a permanent record. Thats why I started to write them here. I've been doing some research on this and find only statements and arguments, not communities. It would be great if we could all come together and share experiences and place all those skeptics to rest.

on Mar 10, 2013, 05:16 PM
#19

Seven billion people on the planet, spending a great portion of their lives sleeping and their brains generating an even greater number of dreams. Many dreamers tag those coincidental dreams with great significance whilst overlooking the majority of the dreaming that doesn't fit with anything. Verdict: self-delusion by confirmation bias.

The amount of dreaming humankind does is sufficient to solicit instances of coincidence. If these never happened then something might strange could be said to be happening indeed.

Final verdict: fiction

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on Mar 11, 2013, 04:55 AM
#20

MIND BLOWING... 8-)

on Mar 12, 2013, 02:24 PM
#21

Indeed ;-)

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on Mar 13, 2013, 06:23 PM
#22

Summerlander wrote: Seven billion people on the planet, spending a great portion of their lives sleeping and their brains generating an even greater number of dreams. Many dreamers tag those coincidental dreams with great significance whilst overlooking the majority of the dreaming that doesn't fit with anything. Verdict: self-delusion by confirmation bias.

Good Point!

I agree that we all have many dreams throughout the night. Many of my dreams are like movies. Some are nightmares of my fears, but over 40+ years my dreams have guided those who listened as well as myself even if those believe its delusional. Those that laughed at my crazy dreams, I ended up laughing back. You first have to believe in the spirit leaving the body (life after death) because as a spirit, the natural laws do not apply, like time and weight. I believe when we enter a deep dream, part of our spirit leaves this physical world. That's when we all can move around freely in time and space, visit places we have never been or see people we have never met or even enter other people dreams.The possibility is endless.

I think if I had thousands of dreams per night then I would believe its not precog because I have so many dreams that I can coincide real events to my dreams all day long, then that would be boring and pointless.But if you can dream that your friends dog gets run over and a week later it happens, then is'nt this questionable?

on Mar 14, 2013, 11:32 AM
#23

But if you can dream that your friends dog gets run over and a week later it happens, then is'nt this questionable?

Subconsciously, you know more than you realise. Your mind, on a deep level, has probably been musing over the high probability of the dog getting run over. You don't have to associate your dreaming with an actual future even. The subconscious mind can do wild guessing. These things happen. Again what about those dreams that never come true? :mrgreen:

on Mar 14, 2013, 12:40 PM
#24

Summerlander wrote:

But if you can dream that your friends dog gets run over and a week later it happens, then is'nt this questionable?

Subconsciously, you know more than you realise. Your mind, on a deep level, has probably been musing over the high probability of the dog getting run over. You don't have to associate your dreaming with an actual future even. The subconscious mind can do wild guessing. These things happen. Again what about those dreams that never come true? :mrgreen:

if ur mind does a "wild guzzing" as u say, and it comes true. is that means we need to ignore. well thats cool theory from u. every one have a mind, but it doesnt mean that everybody mind works as one. it differs. i am not saying every dream mean something. most of 'em comes from our concerns and thinking style. u r right that subconscious knows more than we think. and he is just alarming us about it thats all. if u dont want to pay attention to it, its OK. but others thinking in different way people like mikeg313 they often dreams this kind of dreams that cannot be ignored, coz it all connects with people they know. am just putting this in my way thats all.

on Mar 14, 2013, 07:34 PM
#25

Wild guzzing? :mrgreen:

on Mar 15, 2013, 05:14 AM
#26

Summerlander wrote: Wild guzzing? :mrgreen:

thats wat u said, cool word huh :idea:

on Mar 15, 2013, 08:02 AM
#27

mikeg313 wrote: But if you can dream that your friends dog gets run over and a week later it happens, then is'nt this questionable?

I'd question that unless when I had the dream where I had a very strong feeling it was going to come true (in which cause I'd had gone around to my friends place urging her/him to keep the dog well locked up to try to prevent this dream). I also would believe it was true and not just a coincidence if I'd seen exactly where the dog was hit and what exactly hit the dog.. eg a red van or type of car etc. otherwise I would put that car hitting dog dream down to coincidence. i like to have something more to prove something isnt a coincidence. A week too is quite a while after having such a dream .. the longer the length of time.. the more likely it to be a coincidence as after all that dog has to die in some way, some day. What percent of dogs get hit by cars?

I would thou think over this dream and wonder if it may of been coincidence or not thou but would never know unless there were other things pointing to it probably being more then coincidence rather then just a vague dream of dog gets hit by a random unknown car.

on Mar 18, 2013, 03:57 AM
#28

taniaaust1 wrote: I would thou think over this dream and wonder if it may of been coincidence or not thou but would never know unless there were other things pointing to it probably being more then coincidence rather then just a vague dream of dog gets hit by a random unknown car.

This dream had been the second dream that felt different and so once again I had told a friend. The first being the Arm Break. But why the timing of the dream and the actual event.

I have dreamed about wining the lotto and living in a mansion but knew to disregard this as just a dream, yet some dreams have caused me to choose different paths and perhaps in this way maybe it is self-delusional but I feel happier in the choices that I had made. eg the crash in mexico with my son. By him not going, I hope i have changed it for everyone else that was in the dream otherwise kids will get hurt, but i can not prevent them from going, i just will have to hold my breath and hope i am self-delusional. Also you mention that the longer time passes it eventually becomes coincidence, but i see time lines so I can give it a date rather than wait until coincidence takes over.

on Mar 18, 2013, 01:35 PM
#29

mikeg313 wrote: This dream had been the second dream that felt different and so once again I had told a friend. The first being the Arm Break. But why the timing of the dream and the actual event.

the fact that precog dreams can have a completely different feel to normal dreams, does help tell them apart :)

Also you mention that the longer time passes it eventually becomes coincidence, but i see time lines so I can give it a date rather than wait until coincidence takes over.

If you are aware of dates things are going to occur, it does make coincidences less likely :)

on Mar 22, 2013, 02:01 AM
#30

Summerlander wrote: Again what about those dreams that never come true? :mrgreen:

My dreams that never come true I am glad of. Most of my dreams are dislocated and border on fiction where physics can not possibly exist. Like the dream I had where I squashed pink gue that belonged to a baby. Those dreams dont make sense and therefore can not happen in the real world. But when I dream, and all the elements seem real enough, then its precog, as I have noted many times over. It has become a tool for myself and others, those who listen, that is.

on Mar 23, 2013, 07:28 PM
#31

Lucid dreams can seem real enough... even vivid dreams, too, where absurdities can happen...

Tell me, are they also precognitive? :mrgreen:

on Mar 23, 2013, 11:08 PM
#32

mikeg313 wrote:

Summerlander wrote: Again what about those dreams that never come true? :mrgreen:

My dreams that never come true I am glad of. Most of my dreams are dislocated and border on fiction where physics can not possibly exist. Like the dream I had where I squashed pink gue that belonged to a baby. Those dreams dont make sense and therefore can not happen in the real world. But when I dream, and all the elements seem real enough, then its precog, as I have noted many times over. It has become a tool for myself and others, those who listen, that is.

That's definately not the case for me as near half of my dreams carry a lot of reality to them and could be real life things (thou sometimes there is weirdness, often there isnt). I think its what I'd call "intuition" coming in in a dream helping one to feel its "real" in some way which makes me aware that it is going to come true or not. Ive never had a dream Im completely sure is going to come true, not come true.

Some of my precog dreams have both an unreal and real quality to them thou I guess the whole thing could of been real but parts of it felt like "dream" thou. eg I had a precog fire dream (ive had 2 of those on different fires), in this one Im dreaming Im standing in a town and a white ute I think it was, came down the road and a guy in it standing on the back has a loud speaker and is giving a town warning saying "Fire in ???????" I forgot the name of the town now thou, it was one, an aboriginal name I'd never heard of before that time.

I "think" thou I arent sure that that dream scene may of just been dream (unless I'd astrally travelled in time forward a few days and hence was really standing there seeing this occur) but that fire did occur in that Australian small town I'd never heard of before my dream.. 3 days later (the time my precog dreams usually occur). They had a major bushfire go throu and the town made the big news as it came under threat (I cant remember now if that fire killed any).

on Mar 23, 2013, 11:36 PM
#33

mikeg313 wrote:

taniaaust1 wrote:.
Interestingly.. I dont have precog dreams of events outside of my own country (well never have yet) thou can dream of major precog event in another state of Aust. to me. So knowing this.. helps me to know the event will take place in Aust.

I am glad you have similar precog dreams like myself. I would love to here your recent precogs especially here as they become a permanent record. Thats why I started to write them here. I've been doing some research on this and find only statements and arguments, not communities. It would be great if we could all come together and share experiences and place all those skeptics to rest.

They are very rare for me. Ive had 3 precogs in dreams of major disasters eg The Katherine flood in Australia which killed a couple of people and two precogs involving serious fires.

While 2 other disaster precogs were just pure intuition and didnt come in a dream at all eg the Blue Mountains rail disaster which I ended up being in but I didnt know it would be train.. I just KNEW I'd be in a CRASH on way to Sydney so I'd changed my travel plans from taking a plane to train but didnt avoid the disaster thou I tried by doing that. The huge Tsumani which killed so many. I saved my boyfriend from that from stopping him from going to Indonesia surfing at the time it happened. He fortunately listened to me and cancelled his holiday plans due to what I said, I was terrified he'd go to his death.. once again that precog wasnt specific.. I just knew something very very bad would happen to him if he went there, I believed he'd die so he instead fly back to England instead of going surfing in Indonesia when he left my country.

Interesting that both of my disaster precogs which happened thou not throu dreaming, were ones which directly affecting to me.. maybe why I had them while my dream precogs have been Australian disasters which dont involve me. Im 42 years old. So 3 disaster precog "dreams" (all my dream precogs have been in Australia), they truely dont occur for me often.

So certainly not common things, I expect others who get these too would only be having them rarely. (I did thou have another precog in a dream of a crashing plane but when I came out of the dream I couldnt remember it clearly enough the writing on the sides of that plane to check if it was correct or not but it certainly felt like one of my precogs, Im 98% sure it was a precog and I think I would of prove to myself it was, had I had better dream recall all the plane details when Id awoke).

If I get another.. I can post it here. (other then fires, disasters in Australia do not happen very often so its not surprising that two of my precogs have been about fire disasters just before they occur).

on Mar 24, 2013, 06:42 PM
#34

taniaaust1 wrote:

If I get another.. I can post it here. (other then fires, disasters in Australia do not happen very often so its not surprising that two of my precogs have been about fire disasters just before they occur).

I am glad that we are thinking on the same wave length in posting them here as they can provide difinitive proof that we all precog its just that the time span on many we never can remember and feel a little dejavu. Lets hope others find this forum and do the same. Maybe we can learn from this.

on Mar 25, 2013, 09:09 AM
#35

mikeg313 wrote: I am glad that we are thinking on the same wave length in posting them here as they can provide difinitive proof that we all precog its just that the time span on many we never can remember and feel a little dejavu. Lets hope others find this forum and do the same. Maybe we can learn from this.

Why do you feel like you need to prove to others re "proof" that you have these kind of dreams?

If you have these kinds of dreams and others arent believing you, its their issue. If you have precog dreams.. it should be easy to tell as they should stand out in ways to be more then coincidental. (In such situations where someone is wanting "proof" Im far less likely to bother sharing stuff with people like that. I have no wish to waste my time on that and its the others then who miss out on the possibilities of reality due to having closed minds . (Someone once told me I was being mean due to this attitude I have as it wasnt helping to spiritually enlighten people cause Im not about to go around "proving" anything.. but I say that those who dont have open minds to start with, they arent really ready for this kind of enlightenment of life possiblities).

I really get put off when people want "proof" (not cause I may not be able to provide the proof sometime but more so it shows distrust of another which isnt really a nice energy feeling when people are suspicious and mistrusting. Of cause its okay for people to distrust others but why should then a person go to any effort for people who distrust them? curious why you feel like you have to prove to others

If that is the only reason why people were wanting to share precogs .. I think I'll take back what I said about sharing them. Be yourself, you yourself know the person you are.

on Mar 27, 2013, 01:23 AM
#36

Thanks taniaast1

The point is, that I was searching for info, now that we have www. In my days, I have a precog, i share it with my friends. But I often wondered about others out there. I had never met another. Or were they ashamed like they had a disease, which is wrong? Its like being gay and being in a closet for all those years. So now I find myself here with some great thinking people that understand. There isnt much on the internet for procogs just arguments. So its more to prove to others so that they can some together and come out of the closet rather than be laughed at or scorned when all they are trying to do is make a difference.

Remember, I have been having these dreams for many years. I am not trying to reaffirm myself. I dont need to do that, but its for other surfers who are looking to share like I was. There will always be others that deny it, but thats just to balance. Everything needs to balance.

on Mar 28, 2013, 12:01 AM
#37

mikeg313 wrote: Thanks taniaast1

The point is, that I was searching for info, now that we have www. In my days, I have a precog, i share it with my friends. But I often wondered about others out there. I had never met another. Or were they ashamed like they had a disease, which is wrong? Its like being gay and being in a closet for all those years. So now I find myself here with some great thinking people that understand. There isnt much on the internet for procogs just arguments. So its more to prove to others so that they can some together and come out of the closet rather than be laughed at or scorned when all they are trying to do is make a difference.

Remember, I have been having these dreams for many years. I am not trying to reaffirm myself. I dont need to do that, but its for other surfers who are looking to share like I was. There will always be others that deny it, but thats just to balance. Everything needs to balance.

Thanks for explaining :)

I dont know if there still is but many years ago there used to be safe places where one could share ones precogs with others who have these dreams. Sites (one a very huge one) where clairvoyants and others used to hang out. The big internet site thou I used to do my sharing is long gone thou. It used to be awesome all those (many with abilities far far beyond my own) coming together and doing sharing of various things. I really miss those days.

on Jun 26, 2013, 05:54 PM
#51

When I was pregnant, maybe 4 or 5 months, I had a dream I had my son right then and there at the hospital. He was tiny. I had a c section. When I was 28 weeks pregnant (pregnancies are up to 42 weeks i believe..) lo and behold (is that how you say it? Lolllll) I had to have an emergency c section. I had severe preeclampsia/hypertension. My son was born at a mere 2 pounds, 8 ounces....freaky that I had a dream about it. I don't remember much about the dream since it was so long ago..also, while we were in the hospital with him, I had to pump out my breast milk because he was too young to try to breastfeed. I had a dream that I asked the nurses for some more breast milk containers and they said they were out. The next day, I asked, and they said they couldn't give me any because they were out!! Guess I should pay more attention to mine too.

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on Jun 28, 2013, 03:19 AM
#52

I still have mine, but not as frequently since school ended... They only happen when im around loads of people, so ive only had them in the last week in a baseball game, mall, a party, and at my frirnds pool... Its so weird and unexplainable... I thought it was normal.

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on Jul 2, 2013, 03:23 AM
#53

snoylnerual wrote: Guess I should pay more attention to mine too.

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You should start a dream journal because some can range from months to years, so its worth writing them down.You'll never remember them all.

on Jul 3, 2013, 04:00 AM
#54

On the 19th of March 2013 I dreamed about an xbox that was mine although at the time, I did'nt own one. Then In June a friend surprised me with giving me his xbox and games.

on Jul 8, 2013, 06:53 PM
#55

As has been stated several times, one has to experience it for themselves to believe it. And really that's how it should be. One shouldn't blindly believe anything. I would be (and am) skeptical of anything I didn't personally experience.

This is however something I have verified for myself beyond much doubt. It wasn't simply a matter of being somewhere, or doing something, and having a similar scenario play out later on. That "could" be a matter of coincidence. I received a text message in a dream, then received that EXACT text message later on that day. The odds of that being coincidence are just astronomical.

Her name was Amanda, and I hadn't talked to her in like 9 months. I remember in the dream looking at the text and seeing: "Hey, it's AMANDA, ..." (I didn't remember the rest in the dream). But her name was in all caps, both in the dream and later on that day (you won't catch me using the term "in real life", because I consider my dreams just as real as this so called "life", typing away right now).

And the kicker to it all is... I knew it as soon as I felt the thing vibrating in my pocket. I "just knew".

This wasn't the only precognitive dream I've had by a longshot, but it was the most convincing example.

on Jul 9, 2013, 02:10 AM
#56

Thanks for that ESPer. There is definitely a pre-sense at times with precog dreams like what people are going to say before they said it. Unfortunately, this makes life a little boring at times. Just remember.. write all you dreams down ( a dream journal) since some precog dreams takes several years. An example of this would be when i dreamed of living in Belize. I was only 17 at the time and had no intentions of living there since i was very happy in the UK. By the time i was 23 I was on my way to belize.

As with the xbox dream, i had written it down here on the forum.

I want to precog something more world wide but hav'nt got there as yet. When i do, it will be here i write them.

on Jul 10, 2013, 12:16 AM
#57

I personally think precognitive dreams are just coincidence. Think about how many times something you dreamed about didn't come true. It's purely coincidence. I think people are trying too hard to see links that simply aren't there.

on Jul 10, 2013, 04:07 PM
#58

mikeg313 wrote: Just remember.. write all you dreams down ( a dream journal) since some precog dreams takes several years.

I do keep a dream journal, but don't have time to write anywhere near all my dreams down. The problem with having great dream recall is you could write a short story almost every day when you wake up. So now I compile only that which seems the most noteworthy, namely OBE's.

The longest span I've noticed between a precognitive dream and actual event playing out is a few (3) months, give or take. Usually it happens within a fortnight (2 weeks), and quite often the same day.

on Jul 10, 2013, 08:05 PM
#59

Teraku wrote: I personally think precognitive dreams are just coincidence. Think about how many times something you dreamed about didn't come true. It's purely coincidence. I think people are trying too hard to see links that simply aren't there.

There is no such thing as a coincidence! ;)

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on Jul 11, 2013, 01:11 AM
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ESPer wrote: [ I do keep a dream journal, but don't have time to write anywhere near all my dreams down. The problem with having great dream recall is you could write a short story almost every day when you wake up. So now I compile only that which seems the most noteworthy, namely OBE's.

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This is true. I write only the ones that stand out, and like i have said before, feels different.

Thanks for your input. Keep it up and let us know anything major as i will.

on Jul 11, 2013, 02:20 AM
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Teraku wrote: I personally think precognitive dreams are just coincidence. Think about how many times something you dreamed about didn't come true. It's purely coincidence. I think people are trying too hard to see links that simply aren't there.

I understand your point of view and most things in life can be put to coincidence, its just that we see thing through a different lens even if others think it delusional, but thats how we are and will continue to be.

on Sep 28, 2013, 03:00 AM
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Since joining this forum, it seems to me that there are now more people coming forward with their personal experiences with precog dreams. Even though there still might be a debate, for those who experience these dreams, it has become part of their lives and many are prone to helping those involved.

Recently I had a precog that my nephew got scammed in a bad business deal. From the dream, I remembered the other persons name. When a met up with me nephew, I warned him and mention the name to which her replied that he did want to start a business but was not sure who to deal with.

It is my conclusion that all those who precog you are not alone. Do what you do best. And most of all express yourself and help those who heed your warnings.

Good luck

on Nov 4, 2013, 05:44 AM
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I had a nightmare last night. I was with my family somewhere new in a large terminal, maybe bus or airport, i dont know. There was a wedding going on, also a tournament, like Bowls, but they were using large glass balls like large marbles.Anyway a missile flew over so i grabbed my wife and ran to see. A large explosion could be seen in the distance. My son was still small, so i would say if anything would happen it would be in a year or less. Let see what plays out. Precog or not.

on Nov 29, 2013, 03:26 AM
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Summerlander wrote: Seven billion people on the planet, spending a great portion of their lives sleeping and their brains generating an even greater number of dreams. Many dreamers tag those coincidental dreams with great significance whilst overlooking the majority of the dreaming that doesn't fit with anything. Verdict: self-delusion by confirmation bias.

The amount of dreaming humankind does is sufficient to solicit instances of coincidence. If these never happened then something might strange could be said to be happening indeed.

Final verdict: fiction

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Even if it's an extremely detailed dream about an occurrence and the consequences that actually happens (consequences included) 35 years later????

on Nov 29, 2013, 04:10 AM
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mikeg313 wrote:

ESPer wrote:[ I do keep a dream journal, but don't have time to write anywhere near all my dreams down. The problem with having great dream recall is you could write a short story almost every day when you wake up. So now I compile only that which seems the most noteworthy, namely OBE's.

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This is true. I write only the ones that stand out, and like i have said before, feels different.

Thanks for your input. Keep it up and let us know anything major as i will.

I will, too, but you've got to be really careful.

Put yourself in a government's place. There's a 'rogue' group of lucid dreaming precogs on a certain site with verifiable abilities.

What's the first thing they'd want to do, hmm?

Psychopathic governments are also paranoid, so that has to be taken into account too.

The safest thing to do would be to use a VPN, but not everyone can afford one.

BTW, again, it's sooo nice not to be alone anymore.

on Dec 16, 2013, 06:02 AM
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Hey everyone, I just registered on here now after doing much Google search, trying to find information as to what is taking place with me...

I have been stuck in a time loop for like 10 years now... I have been stuck in the year 2013... I keep repeating the same year over and over... I HATE IT, AND MY LIFE AS A RESULT! Everything is just repeating over and over... I have seen and done it ALL before... And I am Christian and a Targeted Individual. And I even remember signing up to this blog each time... It's so messed up!

God bless.

on Dec 16, 2013, 11:44 AM
#67

Yes, Lakewolf. Even that. The scenario of such coincidence night be improbable but not impossible. Chance does not rule it out.

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