Precognitive Dreams & Deja Vu

[kbm phantom.♡]

Did you experience any dreams related to future events & yourself. And the Deja Vu where you know you have felt, seen & experienced the same thing before?

I get these way too often. And im pretty sure. They never missed.

[Lumpy]

no

[plutone00]

Yeah, I sometimes get those, but they are very vague. It's usually my first-person view of me walking somewhere. I only put everything together after the event actually happened, so those dreams are not very useful to me.

[Brimzel]

Most of my recent dreams involve torture and murder. So I hope not.

[$2 Hero]

i drive this red sports car on these boat docks being chased by king kong

[Irene ❤]

In my dream, I was jogging at a place which I've never been before and I experienced a downhill run followed by a corner turn. Many months later I joined a group of runners to a new running spot and been through the same spot in my dream. I can recognize that same feel and deja vu. First the downhill next the visible corner turn.

[Angel]

I remember having a dream that I was a Venetian aristocrat dancing in the ballroom. A few months later I had visited Venice with family and sure enough, I stood in the room where I dreamt. Basically I detailed to my wife and in-laws that this room lead to another room which two golden chandeliers and told them where the chairs will appear. I also mentioned a details design upon a grand wooden door.

...and sure enough, as we went on, my explanations were are accurate. My in-laws face went completely pale but my wife knew this wasn't the first time I could foresee things. I just told my in-laws "I supposed coincidences happen". LOL

[kbm phantom.♡]

Damn some strange stuff is happening. Ive had the same things happen. Some times the Deja Vu occurs the next day, or a few months later.

[Adversary]

I've had precognitive dreams since I was 12. So, going on 22 years now. It's coupled with chronic sleep paralysis, talking in my sleep, and sleepwalking. Everyone in my immediate family has this. I may joke when I say we're a bunch of bargain bin Edgar Cayces, but as always even when I'm joking I'm completely serious. Then again given my pursuit of the occult I'm the only one in my family who takes it seriously.

[$2 Hero]

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I've had precognitive dreams since I was 12. So, going on 22 years now. It's coupled with chronic sleep paralysis, talking in my sleep, and sleepwalking. Everyone in my immediate family has this. I may joke when I say we're a bunch of bargain bin Edgar Cayces, but as always even when I'm joking I'm completely serious. Then again given my pursuit of the occult I'm the only one in my family who takes it seriously.

the occult like magick?

[Castyles]

Not dreams. But I experienced deja vus from time to time.

[Grynn]

Isn't deja vu just a lag between your eyes and brain?

[esturias]

Precognition? Only if we count dreaming about simple events with a very high chance of happening (dreaming about going out with friends and going out with friends the next weekend) or self-fulfilling prophecies.
Déjà vu? Yes, from time to time. Sometimes really annoying.

If you find that interesting, google "lucid dreaming". That's something I taught myself by accident. It can be really exhausting, but it's awesome.

[Marius]

I have some. Very rarely, but when I was younger a bit more. However, sometimes I am doing stuff and my mind tells me I've been here before. It's so weird.

[Drab]

Psi abilities don't exist.

[sotaponi]

I once woke up in the middle of the night and believed, with eyes still closed and room dark, to be looking at the clock standing on my desk. I only remembered 2 of the 3 digits, but they were correct when I stood up, turned on the light, and took a look. Might just have been my biological clock. Either that or chance. Or ESP (third eye), of course. But then I've started "seeing through" my eyelids more frequently over the years. None of which was aimed at targets giving any kind of concretely useful input.