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    Josh, 16, I run. FlourishAndBlotts's Avatar
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    Default So I'm trying to figure something out...

    This is going to sound crazy to you guys I swear, but when I go to sleep and have a dream little random things will happen. Whether it be a conversation about something or just seeing something. Then, I swear on my grandfather's grave, it may be the next day, it may be 2 weeks afterwards, but somehow what I saw in my dream happens! Like, legit. It happened yesterday at school. I was sitting in Geometry class and my friend Mike started talking to my friend Noelle and I. And the second he started talk I knew I dreamed it. Is there any psychological reason for this happening or do I have like a "sixth sense" or what?

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    no it happenes to me every once in a while so your not alone

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    This is nothing more than a trick of the mind. You experience 'deja vu' and your mind convinces you that you've had this conversation before, leading you to believe that you dreamt the exact same conversation. It's not very likely that you can remember entire conversations held in dreams as a mere 10 minutes after waking, you forget 90% of the dreams content. Nevermind two weeks later.

    It's much more likely that you're filling it in. Sorry mate but it's just a trick of the mind. It's a powerful thing. Not powerful enough to defy the laws of the universe (such as having a sixth sense), but it's certainly powerful enough to throw you for a loop every now and then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyborgasm View Post
    This is nothing more than a trick of the mind. You experience 'deja vu' and your mind convinces you that you've had this conversation before, leading you to believe that you dreamt the exact same conversation. It's not very likely that you can remember entire conversations held in dreams as a mere 10 minutes after waking, you forget 90% of the dreams content. Nevermind two weeks later.

    It's much more likely that you're filling it in. Sorry mate but it's just a trick of the mind. It's a powerful thing. Not powerful enough to defy the laws of the universe (such as having a sixth sense), but it's certainly powerful enough to throw you for a loop every now and then.
    You can test this my keeping a notebook beside your bed and writing down every detail from your dream that you can remember. When you get one of those "I've dreamed this" moments, check it in the notebook and see.

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    should go check your brain...first.

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    Its your brain it knows you whole life, you might just dream of things in you life because that's what you brain think might happen

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    This used to happen to me all the time, it still does on occasion, but instead of dreaming about it I get 'gut feelings' which I normally will discuss with my friends, so that I can rub it in their faces after it happens. I have a theory about why this is, which ties nicely into another theory I've been working on? Message me if you want to discuss it (:
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