Thread: Precognition - seeing your future in your dreams

Originally Posted by havago

YAD

I am sooo excited with your work. I have stuck your link on one of my threads dedicated to precog dreams. Just so I can find it quick. Here's my thread with the link to you:

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http://www.dreamviews.com/beyond-dre...ism-model.html

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Oh

havago was debraJane and on iasd I am/was Ultravioletfrog

I remember you from IASD's forum. That's great to reconnect. Thanks for enjoying the paper, I am just doing my best to present the material so that others may benefit from it.

I have a similar way of precognitive dreams. They start out as normal dreams and I can differ from real and fake dreams easy but my precognitive dreams I cant remember after I wake up. With myself I documented around only one dream. Since I have insomnia and other stress causing my focus to drift as soon as I wake, even with that I can still recall my dream when or before it happens. With time I have not had a dream since now once I sleep, time only passes all I can feel is the nice sensation of comfort. My past was the same by having no dreams, the precognitive dreams started in middle school. Since I was a shy kid I never told anyone, they would talk about dreams that were funny, and ask me if I had dreams I would always lie. When I was little I had no idea what was a dream and to this day I think dreams are important since they are what we see of the world not what we want to see. My advice to anyone with precognitive dreams is journal what you know and dont forget your not alone. Good luck and dont change yourself into being a joker talking to others they usually think of you as a freak, take my advice as you want and hope you have nice dreams.

Hey texninja

I just read your profile

About texninja

Biography:

The light is allway's followed by the darkness, i'am neither but when provoked i will slaughter you with my power's of Red Ice and White Flame's.

Yikes (!!!)

Seriously

I will give you a wide berth.

Originally Posted by Zoth

I don't believe in precognition, there's no valid evidence for it so far. I encourage you to check this amazing video on the subject that sums the principle flaws on that kind of thinking.

But allow me to go into a bit more detail over your post, since you're asking for disbelievers opinions as well

I can understand people not believing, especially if they've never had a precog. It's understandable. I go online and read about these groups that do remote viewing and it sounds like a bunch of self-deluded clowns along with others making money on them. But it's easy to judge.

I've posted before that I'm a science guy. I've 2 degrees and a masters in science-related fields. I embrace the Scientific Method.

And I've had indisputable precogs. I've posted some before. Not "I dreamed a dog and then the next day I saw a dog" although I have a lot of those dreams.

More like dreams of "I dreamed I picked 4 numbers correct on my lotto ticket and 4 numbers were correct in real life". If you can easily get 4 of 6 numbers right on the lottery while calling it up front, I'll give you everything I own.

One of the winners of one of the large pots for the Powerball drawing said he had a dream where each family member gave him one number for the ticket.....and they were the numbers that won. Coincidence?

I think experiences like these are more likely to convince you than others.

As for Deja Vu, I always say recalling dreams in the morning is Deja Vu for me!! How often do you wake up, feel like you have not dreamed AT ALL, only to have a sudden splurge of dreams pour out?


I can understand detractors. I am the biggest skeptic but it's undeniable, precogs happen.

Unfortunately it doesn't work in a way that you can test it in a controlled situation. I mean you may have one precog your whole life. Or you may have minor precogs that some meanie will say is just coincidence.....every time.

Precogs seem uncontrollable. At best you can just be vigilant about recalling dreams and hope you get a precog.

It's a bit unfair to say if its not able to duplicate, it's not real.