Pyschic Dreaming??

[Red68]

I'm just bout to pop off for forty winks (its like 12.40 here inthe UK!) and it got me thinking...

has anyone else ever had a dream, but completely forgotten about it until at some random point during the day, you see an image, or hear a phrase, something that triggers off you remembering that you actually saw or heard the EXACT same thing in that forgotten dream?? i know it sounds a little crazy, but this musthave happened to other people, aNd i was simply interested to know if anyone else has experienced abything similar... i do it quite often, like at least once a week...

 

[spookymooky]

It's just deja vu, caused by a lag in neurons that link your eyes to your brain. I used to get that a lot in middle school and elementary school.

 

[JNightshade]

wow, spookymooky. your neurons must've been running, what, 56k?

 

[spookymooky]

wow, spookymooky. your neurons must've been running, what, 56k?

:hmph:

 

[nofx]

Ya happend today I had a dream last night i was in france the smell was horrid and my used to be best friend was there and we were having strange competitions. At the end of school today some girl i met was blabbing about france.

 

[Axyon]

Yeah, I get this all the time. I don't remember my dreams apart from these short sequences that occur anywhere from a few weeks to a few months later. Very weird.

 

[JNightshade]

I'm the opposite, actually. I usually don't remember them at all, but when I do, they're almost always really vivid, really realistic, really moving, and really... beautiful. And they always happen when I need to be uplifted.

 

[CyberPitz]

I get that alot. Generally though I remember ONE dream..then after a bit, forget...then remember, and have those kinds of fits. Kinda creepy.

 

[Absinthe]

Nah, I can generally remember my dreams quite vividly, for better or worse.

 

[Danimal]

I had a dream a friend of mine had a mattress and we flew around in it, killing turtles and collecting mushrooms. He then turns around and says "You suck!" and flies off. I am eager to see the deja vu.

 

[SpArKs]

I have this experience quite a lot, the last one i remember, I was in my mates car and a crappy Vauxhall/Opel nova went flying past us on the motor/high way. The driver of it made some attempt to kit(pimp?) it up. My mate said "that looks f*cking shit, look at the exhaust its bent to one side." By the time he finish saying that, my spine shivered. Because not only did i remember him saying that, the car color was the same, i even looked up at the spoiler to see if the colors matched, they didn't. The spoiler looked a darker red than the rest of the body.

Déjà vu
A.
1) Psychology. The illusion of having already experienced something actually being experienced for the first time.
B
1) An impression of having seen or experienced something before: Old-timers watched the stock-market crash with a distinct sense of déjà vu.
2) Dull familiarity; monotony: the déjà vu of the tabloid headlines.

 

[$kelet0r]

never
i don't remember my dreams - i sleep like the dead

 

[Sulkdodds]

Once I had a dream where, like, me and this really hot girl, and, like, I was the father of the SAVIOUR OF HUMANITY. Yeah. That was cool. It lasted like 20 years real-time, too.

EDIT: It was nothing like Star Wars! It was kinda like this huge crazy religious epic thing, with a war between earth and heaven and shit, kinda like The Amber Spyglass but cooler. Yeah. With CLOUDS and ANGELS and lots of COFFEE.

 

[$kelet0r]

^star wars rip off :E

 

[Hectic Glenn]

Yeah, I get this all the time. I don't remember my dreams apart from these short sequences that occur anywhere from a few weeks to a few months later. Very weird.

Exactly the same for me, but sometimes i wake up not having dreamt at all, or knowing i did, but never remember what it was about.

 

[Beerdude26]

The most fun thing that can happen while sleeping is a dreamless night. So you go to sleep, and it seems that after 7 seconds you wake up, and it's broad daylight.

 

[SpArKs]

[]iThat[/i]

Have you ever herd of proof reading?

I have the same dream now and again. I dream of falling, the place's, time of day change but two things never change. The falling part and the point where i hit the ground. I just lay there(in 1 piece), thinking. Not sure what about, then my mind switches to something else. I get it about twice maybe three times a week.

you go to sleep, and it seems that after 7 seconds you wake up, and it's broad daylight.

I hate that! I think its a case of not going to bed early enough.

 

[Sulkdodds]

Have you ever herd of proof reading?

EDITS LOL :hmph:

 

[Axyon]

Exactly the same for me, but sometimes i wake up not having dreamt at all, or knowing i did, but never remember what it was about.

That's what I meant. 95% of the time I don't remember anything, but every so often one night will have that small sequence that I vaguely remember, and actually happens a while later.

 

[EC]

I had a dream a friend of mine had a mattress and we flew around in it, killing turtles and collecting mushrooms. He then turns around and says "You suck!" and flies off. I am eager to see the deja vu.

Sounds a little like Mario Brothers 2... (the flying carpet)

 

[-Psy-]

Deja Vu is just weird. I used to suffer with it alot during early secondary school. Keeps you awake though eh?

 

[JNightshade]

Originally Posted by Sulkdodds
kinda like The Amber Spyglass but cooler.

ah my god, I'm not sure that's possible. Those three books (Golden Compass, Subtle Knife, and Amber Spyglass) are absolutely fantastic. They freaking changed my life.

 

[D€vIL²]

yeah it wierd, ive gotten it before

 

[Uriel]

I remember i was camping one time and i had this weird dream that i married a black lady. Then when i woke up my friend asked me during Breakfast "would you ever marry a black woman?"

BTW i want your compy devil2

 

[short recoil]

My dreams are ****ing crazy.

95% of them are based in what appears to be a post apocalyptic version of places i know.

I don't think i have ever "seen" a future event in my dreams tho.

 

[Hectic Glenn]

ah my god, I'm not sure that's possible. Those three books (Golden Compass, Subtle Knife, and Amber Spyglass) are absolutely fantastic. They freaking changed my life.

Golden Compass? You mean Northern Lights, if you mean the Dark Materials Trilogy by Philip Pullman, ahhh bliss.