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This isnt really off-topic, but it doesnt really fit anywhere else. I bet most of you know that: You have somekind of situation in your life and suddenly you think you already know what happens. A Deja-Vu. Well, when it happens to me I feel like the situation has been in a dream before and thats why its so familiar. What do you guys think about it?
I've had that a couple of times but only with small things. Like hearing a brand new song that I swear I've heard somewhere else before.
It happens to me. I think it shows events that are already in motion ahead of the date they occur on but aren't recognized until afterwards. My grandfather died in June this year and I dreamed of something that may have shown something about his death five months ahead of time, no kidding about it. This same thing may have also happened with two churchgoers in 2014, I saw what may have been their coffins in-dream which the preacher blessed.
Wow. For me, it only happened with smaller events (such as being in the classroom, the teacher accidentally kicks someone with his foot), but 5 months before and a death. Well, first of all, Im sorry for your loss. But this is pretty interesting that Im not the only one who has that and that people like you can "see into the future" even "better". :D
I've had smaller events show up too, E.G. a girl who attends church taking strawberries out of a grocery store freezer. I thought she looked more attractive the next day so I could guess at what it might mean. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by UglyCookie
Hi,
i have the following thoughts about deja vu, precognitive dreams et al...
* We are much more than our physical body
* We exist in a virtual reality
* At each moment, we have an almost unlimited number of probable futures to choose from. We select one and it becomes our new present. The former probable futures become our probable presents. The old present becomes our past with the old probable presents becoming our probable pasts
* Each night, when we sleep, we leave our physical bodies and do many, many different things. One of which is to experiment with probable futures.
* Most of our nightly out of body activity doesn't make it through our belief filters such that when we awake we don'r recall much of anything
* HOWEVER, sometimes we do recall our dreams. Also, there can be a bit of "bleed through" such that when we are in a situation we then instantly recall "having been there before", i.e. deja vu. If a person is listening to themselves then the amount of deja vu's will likely increase
* One of the rules of the virtual reality environment we are in is to limit the amount of future and past cognition from the dream state. Why? It limits the outcomes of the choices a person makes.
* HOWEVER, there are always exceptions. Some people might need to see a future probability as a learning tool for the person and, in more limited circumstances, it might require them to know a probability to then make a choice. This is why some people have dreams about future probabilities.
* To confuse you a bit further, I believe, but don't know, that all probabilities are actualized. This is a real mind bender. However, in a virtual reality environment, it isn't that big a deal...all that is required is more computing power.
Now, if you are reading this thinking Guy must be crazy to think we live in a virtual reality environment, then consider this. There is a growing areas of physics called "digital physics". A growing group of physicists are coming to agree that a virtual reality is a way to explain the double slit experiment, string theory et al. On my website * Link Removed * and go to the resources section. There you'll find a section about digital physics with links to videos, articles, etc.
Also on the resources section are links to a man, Tom Campbell, who has had many out of body experiences and is also a nuclear physicist. He wanted to integrate his science with his experiences out of body. So he wrote a trilogy called "My Big TOE" where TOE stands for 'Theory of Everything'. In it he lays out a theory that my own experiences correlate with. He lays out how we live in virtual realities. There's a link on the website to a presentation he gave to the Monroe Institute.
I hope this gives folks reading this some food for thought.
With kind regards,
Guy:)
You sure confused me even further Haha :D But its an interesting theory you got there. Im gonna look into it :D
It happened to me when I was in elementary. I dreamed of what my teacher said when he was chastising my classmate that day.