I have deja vu alot. I'll dream about something and then it'll happen in real life whats this mean?

Question

I dnt get it with bad dreams, only normal ones. I dreamt that my mom and her ex friend became friends again. I told my mom she laughed, because she knew it would never happen, they were full blown enemies and weren't friends for about 10 years, they work for the same company and one day an incident happend and they came together and now they're friends. My mom still is wierded out that i was right. I even met this one guy who told me and my best friend for 9 yrs,who i never had a fight with that one of us wasn't a true friend and that one of us would destroy our friend ship. Me and my friend both thought he was crazy at the time but 6 months later it was true my bff met this guy, he was a druggie and a total loser he destroyed her life stole her stuff cheated on her, ruined her relationship with her family and me. I didn't talk to her for about a year, until i found out that she let him go, met a great guy and moved away to cali, i had a heartbreaking dream that

was so heartbreaking and i wrote her a letter in a dream and we became close again. When i woke up i decided to do it in real life...we both cried about everything that happened and now we are good friends again and promised to never let a guy ruin that. i know ur thinking how could u let a guy get between u if ur good friends.. but trust me, he had changed her personality completely,

Answer 1

If you believe in "everything happens for a reason" or that you are "predestined for a certain life" (with some differences depending on choices we make) or that you have a "certain path to walk along" and to try not to stray...then deja vu is just a way of reminding us that we are going the right or destined way. Its like watching a movie in the womb and then living it...to make a simple analogy. Many people believe that if we were able to tap into the "unused" parts of our brain that we would go crazy because we would know many many things. Your future for one. But who is to say that that something you are doing at that moment doesn't trigger a spark in an "unused" part of the brain that holds this knowledge and makes us think "whoa! I know this...I have been here...I have done this!" I believe it might just be knowledge stored as a memory brought to pass.

Answer 2

I believe I've had similar experiences. And no you're most likely not schizophrenic or going nuts. If I had to make an educated guess on to why that happens, it's probably because you're half-awake and you realize your dreaming. I believe that since your dream has been interrupted your brain or conscious is confusing your dream with reality hence the deja-vu feeling.

Answer 3

You probably have these dreams because it's something that at one point was weighing heavy on your mind. Things that have a big affect on you tend to spill over into your dreams, and the things you can't resolve in real life are resolved by the "dream you." It's kind of like third party perspective on the situation. It's good that you took your own advice and wrote your friend a letter. As for your mom and her friend, that could just be a coincidence. Maybe she was around alot during your childhood, or something during the day subconsciously reminded you of her which caused you to dream that she and your mother became friends again. Things like this happen all the time, it's very common. I hope I helped.

Answer 4

From when I was a little girl and all throughout my life I have had this. When I was little it happened alot. It was over the top, just so frequently that I knew somehow that it meant something special. If you want to know more about what's going on with your own experience/journey, then keep a journal. Write down the dreams that you can remember. Write the dates and times and whatever details that seem to be significant to you in your recall of the dream (s). This exercise will help you to see the pattern(s) and also you will probably discover more about yourself and what is going on in your life.
By taking the time to look at the patterns in your life more closely it will open up a whole new world to you within your own life experience. And I think that you will discover things that are unique about you. Even though many of us have similar experiences , I believe that we are each unique and special in our own way. I hope that you can learn more about yourself and your gifts as you continue your journey in life.
Peace to you from PureVu

Answer 5

Clairvoyants aren't "mystical"---- they're clear headed.
Time is like a river. But we're so busy paddling our little boat facing backwards that we never glance over our should to the future. It's always there for us. Look around. If you're perfectly quiet, if all noise around you is turned off, close your eyes and try to guess what's going to happen in 1 second. Not much, right? Now... stretch it to 2 seconds.... then pause, then try 4 seconds. You'll hear and see clues. They'll tell you what's about to happen.

Answer 6

It means you are sensitive, some would call it clairvoyance "Clear seeing" into the future. It might not be something you can control or turn on or off at will, just stay open that there is a reason you are being shown these things in advance. I know because it happens to me too. If you want to talk about it more, just send me a message.

Answer 7

i find these kind of dreams amazing!
I don't know exactly what this means, you could probably search it up on google or somehwere....
You apparently have a gift that is very rare....my friend gets this alot, but not in dreams as often as just standing getting a feeling something weird is going to happen, and usually she figures what it is before it happens, even months and years before it happens....but, you're not the only one who gets these....this did happen to me a couple of times.....few years ago....just let it into your life, don't question it, there's a reason you have this special gift!

Answer 8

Well I've never had deja vu in real life that happened in my dream, but it seems pretty cool if I could. :) I'm not sure what it means, maybe it's just a coincidence or maybe you're physic or something. Just see if it keeps happening.

Answer 9

This is actually fairly common and if everyone "listened" to their dreams, we would all be able to do this at one time or another. These dreams are given to us more for confirmation of things to come than any other reason.

Answer 10

Your dreams are simply your unconscious mind at work. They neither influence what happens, nor do they predict future events. You can believe they do and that will make it seem so.