Thinking or dreaming about something before it happens

a reply to: MichiganSwampBuck

The number three seems to be prominent, I wonder what that has to do with it. I don't get dramatic instances like that, only little things, but I do get nervous if I think about something that was bad happening in case it's one of those things. Maybe it's a sense that people have lost touch with over time, instinct.

a reply to: andy06shake

I don't know if you posted a thread or not about that but I saw a thread by someone experiencing the exact same thing a day or two ago

a reply to: Scorpio77

I dream about things I wish to achieve in life...and when I do get a major life goal accomplished I get dejavu. Then I kind of get paranoid like I have been in that situation before. Then I rejoice!

a reply to: Scorpio77


Yes, most definitely.

I'll give you a few examples. I once had a dream that I was talking to three drs who told me you're father is ok (he had leukemia at the time), but we have to show you something. They walked me down a hall, opened a curtain, and there was my 2 yr old nephew who held up his hand which was bandaged.

It bothered me so bad, I told my brother about it. He thought it meant nothing. My brother shared custody with his ex, and 2 weeks later, after a weekend visit with his mom, my nephew ended up in the hospital with a badly burned hand, that required several days in the hospital.

Coincidence, I think not!

Another time a girl I worked with could not find her W-2s because she was in the process of moving. I had a dream they were in a pantry, inside of a book. (I had never been to her place). So I tell her about the dream, the next day she told me she found them exactly where I told her they would be.

I sometimes have visions while awake as well.

Its called "Prescience".

The ability to know things beforehand. Not like adding two and two by discernment, but 'knowing' something is going to happen beforehand. Some think that its innate, others a gift.

What do you think? Who tells you ahead of time whats going to happen. Its easy to claim this about tiny matters (like a screen door 'breaking' ) what about life threatening situations though?

One time I heard a voice tell me "run" when a big rig was about to squash me.

It saved my life.

a reply to: Scorpio77

No it was no me but its a small world i guess.

Not seen it yet, ile have a look.

Believe it or don't but, my mother has had dreams like this ever since she was a child. And they all come true, every single one of them. I believe you OP

a reply to: Scorpio77

I rarely dream but when I do or at least when I remember them. It is almost always about the future. Sometimes it's abstract other times it's dead on.

The best example I have I had a dream where I was walking across a soaking wet green tile floor. There was a guy in front of me playfully sliding across the floor and a dimly stair way to my right.
Well about a week later the restoration company I worked for got a call for a burst pipe. We went to the house and entered through the basement and everything I just described played out exactly as it did in my dream.

a reply to: intrptr

I'll look into that. It wasn't a screen door it's a heavy wooden door and I dreamed about the lock and it was the lock that broke, it happens all the time with things, seeing things in dreams, specific things, my mom tells me it's weird and I agree. I'm glad you heard the voice. Do you think that came from you or some other force?
I think maybe it's an innate sense that humans have forgotten about or something like a 'gift' it feels unnatural anyway.

a reply to: CuriousPaddy

I believe you too. What dose she think about it?

a reply to: conscientiousobserver

That sounds familiar. I believe you, what do you think it is?

originally posted by: Scorpio77
That's amazing. Do you think everyone experiences that and just don't notice?

Everyone experiences this on a daily basis, yet many pass it off as shear coincidence.

a reply to: andy06shake

It was at least two or three days ago so it might be far down, good luck

a reply to: Scorpio77

I had a dream that I was walking through a store and saw this girl that I used to know but haven't seen in a very long time. The next day, this past July 4th, her and her husband unexpectedly pulled up next to my boyfriend and I not only once but twice.
The first time was in a Circle K parking lot. I was sitting in my boyfriend's truck and saw them pull right next to me. The girl got out, walked into the store but then came back out really fast for some reason and they left. I tried to avoid letting them see me.
The second time later in the day my boyfriend and I stopped at a gas pump. The girl and her husband pulled to the pump right next to us. This time I talked to them and caught up a little with them.
I didn't tell them about my dream. I didn't remember my dream until the first encounter with them. That's why I'm only pretty sure I had the dream the day before. It might have been two days prior.

originally posted by: Scorpio77
a reply to: Rapha

That's amazing. Do you think everyone experiences that and just don't notice?

I think you can be more in the Synchronicity zone with practice and that it is not the same at every moment.

Some people seem to have a strange effect on machines .

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a reply to: Scorpio77

I'm glad you heard the voice. Do you think that came from you or some other force?

I heard it with my ears, not inside my head.

I am convinced it was some 'body' that I couldn't see. It was external, intelligent, spoke english...

I believe, since we are throwing in stories here I go. I was out in Iraq doing a patrol in 2004, my vehicle starts to drive around a traffic circle, I get a weird sensation that was almost like another part of yourself telling my present conscious to GET DOWN! I ducked and a large IED goes off peppering the truck with all kinds of shrapnel. Im OK minus a killer headache

a reply to: Scorpio77

Some people do experience things of that sort. I dreamed, as a child, of a grey hooded figure separating me from my grandmother, who died soon after. Rather than dreams, though, sometimes I just know something. Not unheard of at all.

Keeping a dated dream journal isn't a bad idea, so that you can track these things.

a reply to: Scorpio77

I've noticed this too, sometimes just moments before an event i'll have a "precognition" feeling. The hard part is learning to recognise it when it happens and make use of it.

It would be nice if I could watch Tesla or Apple stock prices a day in the future and remember this as a dream yesterday. However things never seem so easy. If you dream about something, there's no guarantee anything will happen. If you dream about alternate realities, you might not even know which reality you are in compared to your dream. Sometimes I dream about things and I get Dejavue when weeks, months, or sometime years later events seem to be playing out as I had dreamed.

Dreaming about love ones dying or losing your job or thousands or millions of people getting killed in wars would be devastating to remember and be wondering if it was going to happen or not. Sometimes it's better not to remember and if you keep thinking something will happen, you make it happen or look around to help make it happen. They say to think positive because if we think something will happen, we can help make it so.