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Like for a couple of hours I would be able to tell you everything that people around me were going to say and do. I did it a couple of. Why do my dreams become real, as if I predicted the future? What does this mean?

The concept of being able to see future events have existed in the minds for thousands of years. Similar accounts of dreams are also found in Biblical text with Jacob and Daniel. The psychic phenomenon has intrigued people for centuries, helps bridge the gap between our two worlds. Are Psychic Dreams Real?Keeping an open mind helps when it comes to decoding psychic dreams. It is not often that dreams provide you with a direct message or warning, the symbols are contained in a labyrinth made up of metaphors and parables.This forgotten language once used to promote insight, future events, integration and a map to the soul; unfortunately it is becoming extinct. The more we tend to focus on the outside world we divert away from the mysteries of our inside world.

Psychic dreams exist only for those who dare to look inside.Every night, our astral body escapes the borders of the conscious realm and enters the mystical land of the unknown. In this dimension our souls are lost and found again. We communicate with our higher self, with people from other parts of the world; and the ones who have passed on. This is the meeting place that bridges the gap between consciousness and the unconsciousness.It would be only natural to be skeptical about psychic dreams if you never have experienced one.

This is why it is important to focus on remembering your dreams and documenting what has taken place. This would be similar to learning to ride a bike or a language it will take time and effort.

Once this is learned the next step would be put the puzzle together. You will notice that the dreams and the symbols in them will be unique to you as your life experiences will be different than the rest. In your dream journal you will notice a strange pattern of dots that all connect with one another.One of the most well known documented accounts of precognition was that of.

Before his assassination he told his wife and friends about a dream he had. In the dream he was at a funeral inside the white house.

He walked over to a soldier on guard and asked who was in the casket? The soldier replied “the president of the United States of America”. One week after the dream he was shot and killed at point blank range.was an American self-professed clairvoyant who was known to enter a trans like state while allegedly asleep. Cayce recorded over 14,000 psychic readings that answered questions on subjects as varied as healing, reincarnation and future events in dreams. He also spoke about the history of humanity from the very beginning to the future when humans will be able to tap into their supernatural powers. Dreaming Of The DeceasedThere seem to be a fine line between actually dreaming of passed loved ones or unconscious emotions sorting itself out. Distinguishing the two might seem a bit of a challenging task, however there are some clues that determine if you actually made contact.Nightmares or disturbing dreams involving your loved ones are usually repressed feelings filtering out and not direct communication.

You will notice a slight difference in appearance when you dream of the. Appearing younger and healthy. They send you a message. The dream has a vivid or lucid feeling to it. Your energy might be more drained upon waking. Bright colors, symbols of transformation.

Appear on certain dates or important times (birth, death, rough periods in life and anniversaries)Remember Your DreamsThe major problem people have is trying to remember their dreams when they wake up. Unfortunately we lose up to 90 percent of our dream recall the first minute upon waking. This is why it is vital you learn to strength your dream muscle and record as much information as possible.We tend to focus on our daily tasks as a priority first thing in the morning. You will need to bring your attention on the events in your dream even if you just remember on event, object or symbol. As time goes on your dream memory will expand. Keeping a dream journal helps track your progress as well as understanding the code or pattern that unfolds.

Keep an open mind. Trusting the symbols in your dream have meaning. Meditation and grounding techniques help make your dream more vivid. You can ask to communicate with your dead loved ones before you go to sleep.

Opening up your third eye.Why People Have Precognition:Still today studies still cant prove on why we get precognitive dreams. There are many theories on this subject but no substantial evidence. I am not really sure where this dream fits among the Psychic Dream scale. In 2009, I had witnessed a terrible car accident, a young girl was thrown from her vehicle and dying in my arms. She asked me if she was going to die and I told her not on my watch.

She survived. Something happened to me that day. I started having out of the ordinary dreams but the one that stood out to me the most was waking up in the middle of the night and readjusting myself in bed. When I turned over and looked at Read more ». I would say that it was in fact a precognitive type dream almost similar to a. There might be a connection between you helping the girl and a personal transformation. Who is to say really?

You happened to be there at the right place and time, yet the spiritual residue stuck on to you. Can we prove this probably not, though I myself and other people I speak to understand strange events happen yet we havent a clue what it is.The readjusting could be metaphoric to the change of your husband (bed/intimacy). I had this kind of dream twice in the last year. I have dreamt of deceased family members who gave me messages, but these two dreams left me so depressed and I am so convinced it is happening at the same time I’m dreaming it. Both were about a crime and I wake myself up because my heart is about to explode in fear and sadness. I wake up gasping for air, goose bumps, and crying. The one I had 3 days ago was of a woman wrapped in a light yellowish beige stained blanket and three ropes and she Read more ».

I am 46 and have had what I call ‘a knowing’ all my life. When I was 6 my mother and father were in a horrible accident which left my mother with no feeling on one side of her body-she was rushed to the emergency room by ambulance and spent several months learning how to walk and move properly again. I saw the whole thing happen in my minds eye.

I jumped up and ran t my grandmother telling her to “please hurry! Call the ambulance!

She’s on the ground!” I was inconsolable. My Grandmother Read more ». Has anyone ever experienced precognition whilst awake?

Like a lot of people, I’ve had that deja vu from time to time, or a dream that later happened, and have on the odd occasion finished off what someone was about to tell me only for them to look at me oddly and say “How did you know that? (when in reality, I didn’t know – I had just said what had, at that moment popped into my head). But about a week and a half ago, I had a new experience. I read an email at work, decided that my colleague Read more ». When my grandpa past away, my entire family, close and relatives, had a huge ceremony. In my culture, there are shamans to perform the ritual and the ceremony lasts for 4 days. The purpose is to send the deceased person’s soul to the afterlife to be with their family who have already passed so they can live freely and not wander aimlessly in this world.

On the evening of the second day of the ceremony, I had a dream I was inside my grandpa’s apartment. It was empty and his front door was open. I looked into the hall and Read more ». I have precognition dreams almost every night. I used a dream journal to write all my dreams and I notice a pattern unfolding. As Carl Jung said “its a forgotten language” that can be so beneficial to your life once understood. I love it but at times I find it a curse as I dont want anything bad to happen, but I guess that is unenviable.

One of my dreams recently I drempt of a scammer who was trying to rip on my cousin. This was months before a person from the same company that I wrote down was scamming Read more ». I have precognition dreams.

They started about 12 years ago. I have learned to better identify which dreams are precognition and which are not. I have used and placed faith in these dreams to make a serious overseas move. It was a huge risk but I listened. Last year was a bit quiet. This year, actually it is likely starting last December, I have had a sequence of these dreams. They were a bit unsettling because they were a bit shocking warning me about something or someone.

A had a positive one in April and 2 of the 3 came Read more ». I started paying attention to these dreams in my mid 20’s, when I was with this guy an we NEVER argued. I dreamt that he went off on me in front of my relatives that lived in another state and I reacted unlike I normally would. Well a few months later we had our first sort of arguement, and he acted out on me at my aunt’s house and I acted all wimpy in real life.

When it happened forreal I was reminded of that dream. I never forgot that one and I dont really remember most Read more ». I CONSTANTLY have precognitive dreams, psychic impressions, deja vu etc. Some have been terrifying and traumatic (the kind that leave me depressed for the next three days but those are few and far between)- a few dreams/psychic impressions about local crime cases, “hearing” the last thoughts of a suicide victim (a complete stranger) as his spirit left his body and realized what senseless thing he had done (he actually referred to the act as “stupid” and was shocked that he took his own life), spirit visitations to pass on messages (like, “my favorite shirt is in a bag in the Read more ». I have had many dreams like this but it would be minor things.

I used to have them all the time, but the older I get the less they occur. I have even stopped seeing and remembering my dreams. When I do see my dreams they would either be chasing or falling dreams now. Oh, and my friend had told me that some nights when she has a dream, she can see her past life.

She can recognize her “friend’s souls” including mine and her twin sister’s. She remembers how she has died and who killed her.

She has also Read more ». Ive had a handful of dream similiar to this but never embraced the purpose or excepted them for more than just odd until it involved someone very close to me. My deceased grandmother whom I’ve only met when I was a small child because she passed when I was young, she came to me in dream after my mother and I survived a violent tornado (in dream). My mother was hurt and unresponsive but I couldn’t find any physical injury.

She just laid quietly on a bed. My grandmother appeared to me in a blurry image with no face but Read more ».

I was 11 years old when I saw Jim Jones bringing his group out of the country and very little if any would return I was called a dreamer and sent to therepists in my area of northern Vermont,then I saw the military engaging in another conflict when I was 13 I was told by my local pastor that this was the work of demons,I saw this country with a black president my whole class laughed at me.when I told fellow employees that planes would come from the sky into buildings I lost my Job,I still continue to see with Read more ». Raven Lightfeather – Your dreams are definitely precognitive ones and may I add amazing. You are fortunate that you have this ability and I suggest that you keep a dream journal handy to improve your dream recall. There is nothing to worry about and anytime somebody experiences anything out of the ordinary we are labeled as crazy or nuts. Your name alone is very spirtual and hold great meaning. The native people are really big into dreaming and have there own views on it.

Learning more about your gift would give you more comfort. Its comforting there are people out there like me. Mine are not just dreams but also knowledge of future events whilst awake.

None of the things I have known before they happened have not come true, except one. Back in 2007 I got this strong sense I was going to marry some guy.

I knew the guy, but dint think he was my type really. Unfortunately, as I am writing this, I am still waiting. Many times I wonder if I could be wrong. We were very close for a few years but recently not so much. The problem with Read more ».

Its comforting to know there are people out there like me. Mine are not just dreams but also knowledge of future events whilst awake. None of the things I have known before they happened have not come true, except one. Back in 2007 I got this strong sense I was going to marry some guy.

I knew the guy, but dont think he was my type really. Unfortunately, as I am writing this, I am still waiting.

Many times I wonder if I could be wrong. We were very close for a few years but recently not so much. The Read more ».

Did you know the average person spends about 6 years of their life dreaming? We have several dreams each night, even though we only remember about 5% of them.There is still much mystery surrounding dreams, what they mean, and why we have them in the first place. However, researchers are beginning to come to a consensus on the benefits of dreams. Meanwhile, psychologists have decided on dream interpretations that explain the common types of dreams we all share.Keep reading to learn more about dreams, how they’re good for you, and what your particular dreams reveal about you.

Dreams are essentially just mini-movies your mind creates while you sleep, whether they follow a linear story or appear more abstract in nature.Dreams come in many shapes and forms. They can be scary, depressing, calming, exciting, or just plain boring. They may make sense, or seem out of this world.Whatever they look like,. In fact, we all dream on a nightly basis.

Even people who are born blind dream – they just experience their other senses in their dreams, similar to their waking lives. Scientists estimate we dream at least 4 times per night, with each dream lasting between a few up to.You can dream in any, but you’ll experience the most vivid and memorable dreams during REM sleep, which is why some call it dream sleep. During, your brain is extremely active, much more so than during any other stage of sleep.Throughout each stage of sleep, your brain waves change. You have theta waves during, and delta waves during, but during REM your brain waves mimic the same alpha waves you experience when you are awake.Researchers know that other experience REM sleep like us, but they don’t know whether they dream or not. While they can track brain waves using a in a sleep lab, there is no way to “see” dreams in a scientifically measurable way.We only know they occur in humans because we talk about them.

Even so, any owner will earnestly profess that their dog definitely dreams of chasing squirrels. We still do not know why we dream. Whether they’re meaningful or not, there is evidence that dreams are an important part of our overall well-being, particularly because they are concentrated in REM sleep. Memory and Learning Benefits of DreamingBesides dreaming, REM is also the stage of sleep where we process learnings from the day and commit them to memory. You only spend about a quarter of your total sleep each night in REM, with more of it concentrated in the latter half of the night.This is why it is critical to each night. Otherwise, you’re that you need to maintain focus, emotional stability, and overall cognitive performance during the day.Research supports the connection between dreams.

A followed students taking a French language course. The ones who made more progress during the course (i.e., learned more french) tended to have more dream activity than their peers.

They also reported French playing a larger role in their dreams, with some of them even communicating in French.A sought out to determine why we remember dreams better directly after REM sleep. The researchers found that those who experienced more brainwave activity in their frontal lobes had an easier job recalling their dreams, further confirming the connection between dreams and memory.

These same frontal lobes display similar activity when we’re recalling memories when we’re awake.The also found that our most intense, bizarre, and vivid dreams are associated with the amygdala (the part of your brain responsible for processing emotions and emotional memories) and the hippocampus (the part that helps us commit short-term memories to long-term).is an extremely rare neurological condition that causes people to lose their ability to dream. In the first instance of this syndrome, the patient suffered damage to her visual cortex. This is the same part of the brain where dreams occur, and it’s also responsible for helping us develop visual memories. Emotional Benefits of DreamingREM sleep is also connected to our emotional health. One found that people who experience more disturbed REM sleep also tend to have higher rates of and, leading them to conclude that REM sleep helps the brain resolve emotional issues while you sleep.These 2016 results confirmed results from a 1960 study which gave us much of the regarding dreams. In that study, researchers monitored participants using polysomnography and woke them just as they entered REM sleep.When compared to their peers who were allowed to sleep through the night, the ones who missed out on dreaming also experienced higher rates of tension, anxiety, lack of focus and coordination, and even hallucinations.In, researchers observed how less REM sleep, and less dreaming, specifically affects our emotions. Insufficient REM sleep makes us more emotionally reactive.

We feel negative emotions,and positive ones less so.Dreams may be our brain’s way of solving problems, forming new creative connections, and processing the emotions of what happened to us during the day. Sleep is a perfect, uninterrupted time for our brain to process all the information we encountered during the day and decide what to file away for later, what to keep thinking about, and what to get rid of.

Many inventors, artists, and other people we consider great thinkers attribute their own best. Elias Howe, inventor of the sewing machine, figured out how to make the needle work, while Mary Shelley got the idea for her novel Frankenstein from her dream.

Even golfer Jack Nicklaus discovered a new way to hold his golf club during a dream.Much research (including these studies from and ) supports that REM sleep helps our brain solve abstract problems. During dreams, our mind tosses out random images and ideas in ways that we wouldn’t necessarily connect during the day because they don’t seem logical. These abstract associations may help us think up creative ways of solving a problem.Dream incubation is the process where people aim to encourage their mind to dream about a specific topic, or even work on a particular problem through a while they dream. In a landmark study, put this to the test.She encouraged participants to focus on an especially challenging problem as they were falling asleep. When they woke up, half of the participants reported they had a dream that was relevant to their problem, and a third said the dream helped them come up with a solution.People generally enjoy improved creativity when they get, further cementing the positive connection between dreams and creativity. The following graph shows how study participants scored higher on a creative problem-solving test after having had REM sleep.

Dreams are often mundane and closely related to our. Other dreams feel more significant, however, and more common types of dreams often share similar meaning.

By talking with the individuals who experienced these specific types of dreams, psychologists have come up with some theories as to what they may mean.However, it should be noted that like you, your dreams are unique, and so is their meaning and their cause.If you’ve ever wondered what your dreams mean, find out from the interpretations below. What Do Naked Dreams Mean?The naked dream suggests that the dreamer is trying to hide something from others, or unprepared for something and afraid of being exposed.How the dreamer and the other people in the dream feel about the nakedness is also telling. If other people don’t care, there’s probably nothing to worry about. If they are shocked or offended, it may be an indication that the anxiety is well-founded. On the other hand, if the dreamer doesn’t care about being naked, the nudity may be an expression of self-confidence.

What Do Falling Dreams Mean?Falling dreams are another common type of anxiety dream. These dream express fear or insecurity over something the dreamer feels they have no control over, hence why they can’t stop falling.Sometimes a sensation or dream of falling precedes a in which the dreamer’s body jerks as they wake up while falling asleep. Hypnic jerks are completely normal once in a while. If they happen more frequently, it could be due to stress, illness, or the intake of caffeine or another drug.What Do Running Dreams Mean?Some people experiencing running dreams in which they can’t start running no matter how much they want to. The significance of running dreams is similar to falling dreams: both suggest a lack of confidence or a sense of powerlessness.Running dreams may also occur during, a transitional phase between sleep and waking. Sleep paralysis is a, or abnormal behavior that occurs during sleep.

During sleep paralysis, the sleeper’s mind is awake, but their body is not, so they experience an inability to move with conscious awareness. What Do Chase Dreams Mean?Chase dreams are another common dream that stems from anxiety. Typically, they suggest the dreamer is avoiding a problem The person or thing chasing them generally represents the problem being avoided.If the dreamer is the person doing the chasing, the dream could represent a goal they are currently working toward, or something they want that feels out of reach.

These types of dreams often result from anxiety, so a dream about chasing something or someone could represent a feeling of falling behind on expectations in some part of life. What Do Test Dreams Mean?In test dreams, a person sees themselves taking an exam, or suddenly realizing that they’re wholly unprepared for an exam about to happen.Either scenario suggests feeling unprepared for something significant, such as a test, a presentation at work, or even a social situation like meeting your partner’s parents. Alternately, test dreams could signify that feeling over-scrutinized about something in real life. What Do Teeth Dreams Mean?Teeth dreams are another common dream. In a teeth dream, people either experience their teeth falling out, or suddenly realize they have no teeth.Dream experts believe teeth are a symbol of personal power and communication skills, so without them, we feel powerless, embarrassed, and unable to communicate. What Are Prophetic Dreams?Some people believe they have prophetic dreams that predict the future.

If a dream comes true, however, it is most likely due to coincidence, efforts to make it come true, or it being something the dreamer has been visualizing and working on rather than the dream being truly prophetic. What Do Complex Dreams Mean?Some complex dreams seem to go on for hours, following characters through a complex, epic-like story-line. Because these vary so widely from person to person, there is no consensus on what these dreams mean. Regardless, you can consider them a source of creativity. What Do Recurring Dreams Mean?Recurring dreams are dreams that, like Groundhog Day, repeat themselves.

While not always negative, there are also. Both recurring dreams and nightmares often related to unresolved conflict from waking life. Solve this issue, and the dream will likely go away. What Do Nightmares Mean?Nightmares are a common for both children and adults, although they are more common during childhood.

Nightmares can stem from anxiety, stress, and conflict in daily life.If nightmares become regular, they are often a sign of something in your life that’s causing fear or anxiety that you need to address. They can also be an unfortunate side effect of some medications or drugs, and they’re a present symptom of many trauma disorders like.Nightmares are distinct from. Unlike nightmares, which occur during REM sleep, night terrors typically take place during in the earlier half of the night.

A person experiencing a night terror looks awake. They may scream, moving ve violently, and open their eyes even though they are still asleep. Once woken, the person usually has no recollection of the night terrors.Like nightmares, night terrors are also more common in childhood. For the most part, people tend to grow out of them, although they do accompany certain disorders such as. What Do Flying Dreams Mean?Flying dreams may reflect a new outlook on life, or a general feeling of security and happiness. Unless, of course, your flight runs into trouble. In that case, a flying dream may symbolize you feeling that there is an obstacle blocking you in your life.

If your dream flight is accompanied by fear, that obstacle may represent a challenge that you feel insecure about.Also, flying dreams are a common lucid dream (more on this below), as many lucid dreamers focus on making themselves fly as part of the MILD technique. How Do You Lucid Dream?Lucid dreams are dreams where the dreamer realizes they’re dreaming.

Many people wake up from lucid dreams.However, there are some who like to explore lucid dreams. Just like visualization, proponents of lucid dreaming believe they have real world applications. Lucid dreams are an opportunity to explore problems from their waking life, such as learning to be confident or getting better at an athletic skill.Lucid dreaming is a challenging technique to learn. Fewer than 100,000 Americans have actually mastered it. The reflection technique was the first lucid dreaming technique to enjoy widespread popularity.

It involves training your mind to constantly check in during the day, asking yourself if you’re awake or asleep.The MILD technique (Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams) is the most successful lucid dreaming technique to date. It leverages the reflection technique and expands on it.Before you go to sleep, you tell yourself to remember your dream, and then start focusing on a recent dream.

You begin to explore the dreamscape and practice taking actions during that dream, such as choosing where to walk around or fly. Over time, practicing the MILD technique can lead one to consistently experience lucid dreams while you are asleep. What Are Daydreams?Unlike the rest of the REM dreams on this list, daydreams occur while we’re awake, but at a different level of consciousness where our imaginations take over.

On average, people may spend up to 2 hours of their day daydreaming. Do you want to recall your dreams better? Studies show that people who recall their dreams.

If you want to better remember your dreams, whether for psychological dissection, a creativity boost, or just for fun, try the following tips. Train Yourself to Remember.Before you go to sleep each night, remind yourself that you want to remember your dream. That intention will be the last thing your brain focuses on before you drift off to sleep. Keep a Dream Diary.As soon as you wake up, immediately mentally playback your dream and write down the details in a dream diary. Even if you only remember fleeting images and not the entire dream, write it down. You can review this diary over time to notice patterns in your dreams.

You can write these notes in a notebook, or use one of many 3. Turn Off Your Alarm.When you use an, the sound jolts you awake and absorbs your mind’s focus as you rush to turn it off.

If you allow yourself to wake up naturally instead, your mind has nothing to focus on but your dream. This may make it easier to remember your dreams. Get Enough Sleep.You experience the bulk of your REM sleep in the latter half of the night. If you want to become better at recalling your dreams, then you need to get sufficient REM.

Set aside enough time for at least 7 hours of sleep per night,. Limit Alcohol and Caffeine.Most dreaming occurs during REM sleep, and both and caffeine can limit the amount of REM sleep a person experiences. If you reduce or eliminate your intake of these substances, your REM sleep will increase. When you experience more REM sleep, you will have more dreams overall.

Sleep at a Comfortable Temperature.The human body’s normal temperature regulation system turns off during, making it easier for a person to become too hot or cold. If the temperature wakes you up and interrupts your sleep, you might experience, and remember, fewer dreams.Sleep comfortably by adjusting your home thermostat to suit your nighttime needs, and selecting bedding that is as you require to feel comfortable all night. is operated by the dream research team at University of California Santa Cruz. The site is regularly updated with links to the latest academic research on dreams and their significance. The hosts regular conferences for dream researchers and publishes the peer-reviewed journals Dreaming and DreamTime.

The site provides links to research articles, dream interpretation and lucid dreaming guides, and educational videos. is a site dedicated to lucid dreaming. Dream researcher Dr.

Stephen LaBerge started it in 1987. The site contains resources to help people lucid dream and information about in-person events focused on lucid dreaming.

Want help understanding your dream? Connect with others through online forums like the, on Dream Views, and the and subreddits.