Thread: My dreams predicted the future!

Depending on the size of your town/school somewhere between very likely and fairly unlikely? That's ultimately something you're going to have to answer for yourself, I just recommend you be mindful and discerning while doing so. Even things that are quite unlikely will tend to occur given enough opportunities. It's not likely to flip a coin and have it land on heads 10 times in a row, but if I do this 10,000 times, it more than likely will occur at some point. If you're having multiple dreams per night and waiting years for the events of one of them to transpire, that's likely to happen at some point, I think if anything the curious part is that you remembered what sounds like a fairly mundane dream for such a long time until something resembling it occurred. Why do you think that is, and are you certain that you remembered the details of a dream perfectly for two years?

Originally Posted by Virtualucidity

If you're having multiple dreams per night and waiting years for the events of one of them to transpire, that's likely to happen at some point, I think if anything the curious part is that you remembered what sounds like a fairly mundane dream for such a long time until something resembling it occurred. Why do you think that is, and are you certain that you remembered the details of a dream perfectly for two years?

I can see how anyone would be skeptical. If I read my own posts, I'd think I were smoking something.

I'm very skeptical myself. And I can tell you, I've had precogs. I've had precogs that I can prove. I've had precogs that predicted lottery numbers and I have the tickets to prove it.

The funny thing is, I'm starting to think all of those "coincidences" that I normally would brush off...are really precogs. So that maybe when I dream of a birthday cake, then show up at work and there's a birthday cake...its not a coincidence.

Usually I can tell if my dreams are precogs or just manufactured by my imagination.

I can tell you with 100% certainty, I've had valid precogs. No confusion about 1 in 2 chances of happening.

You don't have to believe me, that's fine. I hear people's stories like the OP and I'm like "yep, one more". Personally I think everyone would notice they have precogs if they didn't see sleep as a luxury. No one wants to work at remembering dreams, they want to relax and sleep. But if they did, I'll bet you more people would see a connection to their dreams and what happens next in their lives.