Is dreaming a sixth sense?

Question

I dreamt of a really strange area twice the past month,it was unlike any place id ever dreamt of or seen in RL ,almost unworldy.

Then last week I found an old news articale about a mummy
they found in siberia in the altay region - i don't know anything about archeology or siberia so I looked it up online and the area was indentical to the place I dreamt about.


Is it possible to sense something your about to find/discover in a dream?

Answer 1

A dream is just another way for your soul or spirit to convey in you the answer to a question you have yet to ask. They are also a link to your past lives, and you might have lived in the area at one point in time, and it was calling to you to let you know that something important would arise from that place.
Each and every one of us is connected to a part of the world that can only be described as unknown. Many people have come to know it as being psychic, but deep down, we are all a bit psychic, if only in our own ways. If we embrace it, we can help to nurture it, and it will grow in time. If you accept it, then it will happen more and more, and it will grow stronger.
So to answer your question, yes; dreams can be a sort of sixth sense, if you believe in the theory that the sixth sense is just another way of knowing without the answer being directly written before your eyes.
Try asking a question right before you fall asleep, and when you wake, think back to see if in any way your question was adressed, or even answered. You may be surprized.

Answer 2

Hey! My mom and i also have that. Alot of people are going to think that we are crazy when really it's pretty common. Well, atleast more common then you think. Sometimes I also think in my head, "what if ___ happened" and they usually always start with "what if" and then it happens right after that. yes my dreams have come true plenty of times. Let me tell you what happened to my mom! So there was this couple that my mom was good friends with, and they had been trying to have a baby for a really long time. Everytime they tried it would always be a negative, and they were devestated. It had been going on for years and years and years!! My mom had a dream one night that this couple who couldn't have a baby... actually got pregnant! In the morning my mom turned to my dad and told him about her dream and how weird and random it was, figuring that she hasn't seen them in over a year or even talked to them in over 3 months. Right after she told my dad about the dream, the phone rang. She picked it up and it was the girl of the couple, in which she had screamed into the phone I'M PREGNANT! Also, one time I was in a store and I had an extremely strong feeling that this total stranger that was next to me was a fireman. I have NO idea why... but I did. So I asked him if he was (which was kind of stupid i mean what would you do if somebody came up to you and was like "are you a fireman?" lol) but yeah so I asked him if he was and he was like"uhhyeah how did you know? do i know you?" and i was like no, and i have no idea! lol he laughed he didn't care he thought it was weird but isn't that crazy?? so yeah it's pretty crazy when that happens, but you seem to have it with mostly guy and girl relationships. And no, you can't ever tell which ones will come true and which ones won't Haha who ever knew that cinderella was right??? dreams do come true!

Answer 3

dreaming sixth sense

Answer 4

Buhddism states this. It is the true meaning of deja'vu. It is remembering places, people, smells and so forth. It is the soul's way of reaching ultimate divinity or a finish to what was started. You should not be afraid, nest time you dream, place crumbled SAGE in a candle, light it and go to sleep. it is to enhance a dream and it's meaning. Accept who you were and love who you are, you are here for a purpose. much love!

Answer 5

Yes dreaming can be a meathod of transfering psychic knowledge from the spiritual world to the physical one.
Sleep is the state of consciousness when your lower-self/subconscious takes the lead. It's when the lower-self is under the guidance of your higher-self (super-consciousness) rather than your reasoning conscious self. when the lower and higher/spirit can converse at length about things past, present, future.. knowledge of eternity can be drawn from the higher-self who is directly linked to the combined wisdom and powers of the spirit world.
The spirit speaks not with words but with ideas/thought. It may seem that it speeks with pictures and emotions. The fact is, The emotions and pictures are from the lower-self as it translates the spirit's message.

Check out Huna (Hawian religion) It has an explaination and for your questions and much more--some books even give a step by step instruction guide for how to train and use our psychic resources.

Answer 6

No -it is what you watch on TV or even possible eat or medications you may take prior to going to sleep. I find that if I eat fish for dinner I have very strange dreams, compound this with music you listen to or even stress of life adds up to how our brains go wild - especially during REM sleep. Do not let yourself get caught up in the so called horrors of this life - enjoy it!! Write your dreams down in the morning if you can remember them as to figure out what you are doing to create such dreams. Remember - Young men/women have dreams - Older men/women have visions. Follow your Heart.

Answer 7

We are spiritual beings. There are many layers of our total body, in the sleep state our awareness becomes lucid and open to a wider reality - the spiritual reality. Some people are more open then others, the dreamscape we create is a reflection of our perception.

Usually we are shown things we need to learn in a dream. Try to act out or research the things that happen in your dreams, and your life will become enriched, and in my oppinion more dynamic.

Answer 8

when people dream, their mind has let down its guard, its preconceived ideas and prejudices and is in a state where it could be open to outside influences. the mind has more potentials than alot of people want to believe. i'v had similar dreams. i'm not saying that understand what's happened but the results are real to me.

Answer 9

Yes, Somehow, dreams have access to information above and beyond the physical senses, both in terms of geography and time. Exactly how this is possible is an extremely interesting question, both for the individual who has such experiences, and, in general, for the scientific community - where a solely objective investigative approach often misses a lot of valuable clues about the nature of reality, especially when it comes to the realm of subjective experiences such as dreams.

Therefore, it is actually no great surprise and even somewhat common (especially with dreams) that we can sense, through a faculty other than the five physical senses, information which, within the physical world is either ahead or long past in terms of time, unavailable to us in terms of physical location or geography, or unknown to us though others in our life are aware of such information.

That it is possible to know about future events not only courts the disbelief of skeptics, but also often scares people who have such precognitive dreams. Such experiences are actually somewhat common, so people's apprehension is rather unfortunate, because the cultivation of such dreams can really be a beneficial skill, much like a natural talent in music or writing or dance, and can truly become a helpful gift developed both for the benefit of the dreamer and for those around him or her.

EXAMPLE:

1) Catholic Bishop Joseph Lanyl dreamed of the assassination of the arch-duke of Austria, François-Ferdinand de Habsbourg. In vain, he tried to reach the arch-duke to warn him of the assassination which occurred June 28, 1914 in Sarajevo — the event that triggered the first world war.

A few days before his assassination, American President Abraham Lincoln, who was very attentive to his dreams, dreamt of his own corpse laid out in a room in the white house. Martin Luther King also seems to have had a precognitive dream about his death a few months before his assassination.

A day before the Titanic's demise, a woman on the infamous ship dreamt of the horrible event that was to occur the next day. She told her husband, who scoffed at her worries and ignored her pleas. However, the dream so affected her that she secretly prepared herself the night before and had all her children sleep in their warm clothes in order to be ready at a moment's notice. During the night, when the ship struck the iceberg, she and her children managed to escape and be rescued. Her husband, sadly, went down with the ship.

2) "I had a dream where my father had blood pouring out of an eye from an accident involving the machine he was working with, and I knew he had lost his eye. Upon awakening, I immediately phoned my parents and asked my father what he was planning that day. He said he was going to work in his workshop with his drill and circular saw. Hearing this, I strongly urged him and eventually got him to promise to wear safety goggles while he was working. Then I spoke to my mother, told her the dream, and convinced her to keep a close eye on Dad. That night, Dad phoned in disbelief to tell me that a piece of wood had flown off the saw right at his eye and shattered the safety glasses. He was very grateful and admitted to me that it was truly a miracle that his eye was untouched." (S.B. Montreal, Qc)

3) "Some years ago I was a heavy cigarette smoker, up to two packs a day. Then one night I had an exceptionally vivid and realistic dream in which I had inoperable cancer of the lung. I remember as though it were yesterday looking at the ominous shadow in my chest X-ray and realizing that the entire right lung was infiltrated. I experienced the incredible anguish of knowing my life was soon to end, that I would never see my children grow up, and that none of this would ever have happened if I had quit cigarettes when I first learned of their carcinogenic potential. I will never forget the surprise, joy, and exquisite relief of waking up. I felt I was reborn. Needless to say, the experience was sufficient to induce the immediate cessation of my cigarette habit." (dream by Stanford University pioneer sleep researcher Dr. William Dement: )

Answer 10

i guess so. i know dreams are considered spiritual by most cultures and religions, including Christianlity, Islam and Judaism, & Buddihsm
& THe MAssai of Africa as well as the Zulu, etc eytc etc