Do you have dreams, and they come true? It's so crazy and wierd?

Question

My dreams always come true. Do yours? I dream about people dying and they have. Do you?

Answer 1

Yea im actually reading a book about psycics. Thats how it all starts out. Thats just telling you to look further into it. I got the book at walden books for 10 bucks or buy a Dream Dictionary. Both will work. If you dont think its creepy to be psycic then id go ahead and study it. Its not wierd at all just showing you what powers you really have!!

Answer 2

I only get about 2 minute premonitions. Then my dreaming mind adds events after the premonition which never happen. It's kind of cool to go somewhere you have never been before and know what is around the corner, before you get there. It is weird when you know what someone is going to say next, how the other person will react and what they will say, and the next thing after that. Kind of like watching a movie and getting to the part that was in the commercial, you remember it all.

I don't get anything profound in dreams, like someones death. But sometimes someone will mention someone else and the first thing that comes to mind is, "didn't they die recently?" (just like someone who really had). When the answer is no, it turns out the person dies within the next year. When they were dying young & healthy, I started paying more attention to it. Creepy, good thing it doesn't always precede a death or that would be too much to handle.

I hope you have normal dreams too or else that would be just too depressing.

Answer 3

lmao. It would scare the wadding out of me if all my dreams came true. Pretty much it would also scare the wadding out of the rest of the world.

With that said, yes, some of my dreams have found their way into reality--or did reality find its way into my dreams? And what is reality? ('Nother question, different day)

I've had a dream where I saw through the eyes of my mother while she was being beaten by her husband. I've also had a dream where I let a witch stab me and the witch turned to smoke. Both were real. I had a friend who heard "death bells" for a week before a random person of her aquaintance would die. She didn't know who, just that someone would.

Examine your dreams. Learn what you can. Don't be afraid, and forge ahead at a pace that is comfortable to you. That's all you can do. Remember--you chose your path. Learn.

Answer 4

I hardly ever remember my dreams.

However, I have had the sense of "deja vu" where I'm SURE that I've seen this same situation beforehand. At that point I chalk it up to a dream I've since forgotten. It happens often enough to be mildly scary.

I never dream about people dying though. Which is odd, because everyone dies at some point, you'd think it'd be a popular thing to dream about.

Answer 5

it does happen to me. started very vividly when i was 17. now, it happens quite frequently. i even dreamt about sept 11 the night it happened. i boarded three airplanes, they were invisible, but i could hear people all around me. each time, i was just boarding an airplane. the dreams occured simultaneously. and they were each different airplanes. i felt afraid and didn't know why. so i was completely floored the next day when i woke up and got to work. stunned. i think that this event had such an impact that it seeped into subconsious thought. i don't talk about my dream though. i've mentioned it to my husband, and now here. life is sometimes a stange journey. dreams are very intertwined with reality. i think that we have lost contact with this part of ourselves. but dreaming is very natural. they hold clues to our well being and so much more. i don't let my dreams rule my life though. they just happen and i accept it.

Answer 6

Everyone dreams, whether they remember it or not.

My dreams often come true. Yes, it's very crazy and weird. The universe is a wonderful place, and it's great to be alive.

Answer 7

Yes, but tiny little things: a view from an elevator in a place I've never been before; a flash from a movie years before it's made. Best recorded in a journal and told to someone at the same time, so that years later when it happens I can prove that we talked about it.

Answer 8

I have done that only a couple of times. Once I dreamed my best guy friend died in a plane crash at age 9 and he died in a helcoptor crash 21 years later. Don't know if that counts though.

Yours is a gift. Maybe you can warn people if they die accidetally in your dreams. Ever tried?

Answer 9

sometimes i dream about a situation in a certain time and place and eventually i would find myself in that exact situation in real life. its really weird, it's like a total deja vu! as for your dream of a death omen about other people, it's probably your brain's way of releasing what you are already thinking. like say if you have an ill friend and you fear for their health, your brain will translate this thought into your dreams, and if so happens that your friend dies, you think it's a coincidence but its really not since your friend really is sick.

Answer 10

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