Dreaming and Deja Vu

[Mickey]

Do you dream vivid, memorable dreams?

I experience deja vu fairly often and when I do, it's definitely something I dreamed. I have actually told my dh about a dream and months later, while I'm experiencing it, I say, "This is my dream, remember?" and he does.

I'm not sure if I subconscioulsy recreate my dreams or if there's some way to dream about things before they actually happen? Whatever it is, it's freaky.

Anyone else do this? Should I ease off the wine? LOL! ;)

[kat]

Boy, I hardly ever dream any more, or if I do, just like in my waking hours I don't remember well any more. :lol: But I'm always experiencing deja vu. It's usually just little things like a sequence of events or a conversation. Had an experience today in the lunchroom where what someone did, and said, and even the clothes they were wearing were like a moment in time that I had already lived. It does seem a little weird. Can't be the wine. I only drink it on my anniversary.

[KarlaB]

Okay, you may think I'm a little loony on this and I'm not sure what your beliefs are, but I'll pass on something I read in a Sylvia Browne book. She said something like this - when we have moments like this it is just a comforting reinforcer/reminder that our lives are on track - the way we planned them before we came here.. I have had lots of deja vu moments and for some reason they actually used to make me very sick to my stomach when I was younger - maybe just nerves?? Now I tend to find them comforting - as long as it's nothing negative that I have "foreseen". :)

[Amy]

I heard similar things like Karla. I have very vivid deja vus and times. Enought to stop me in my track and think when did this happen before. I think it means that you are an open spirit and therefore can tape into your psychic self.

[RCT]

I don't seem to remember my dreams lately, but I experience deja vu alot......when I do remember a dream, its usually, strange and hard to remember everything....LOL.... :lol: Guess I need more sleep.

[darlene]

You ladies would run and hide or ban me from this board if I told you about some of my dreams! :lol:
Even dh shakes his head when I tell him some of them. Just this morning I woke up mad at him for something he did in my dream! LOL

Deja vu happens on occasion too....I like Karla's explanation.....I'll just go with that one! LOL

:)

[Mickey]

I like that explanation, too, Karla. I just find it so fascinating. I love dreaming.

I also dream intense dreams in which I am having conversations with people who have died. It's so emotional.

[KarlaB]

Originally posted by Mickey
I like that explanation, too, Karla. I just find it so fascinating. I love dreaming.

I also dream intense dreams in which I am having conversations with people who have died. It's so emotional.

Me too! Some of my most vivid dreams have been with my grandpa whom I was very close to. Wish I would dream about him more, but I'll take what I can get! LOL!

[Ryleigh]

Tigger's may like bouncing but 'dreamings what Ryleigh's do best'
Boy do I dream. Vivid, colored and detailed. some of them are pretty intense. And when they actually start coming true it can be very scary. My mother always says. "don't tell anyone that, they'll think you're crazy'.
So, call me crazy. It's very real. I am so restless in my sleep at times that dh swears I must be acting out my dreams.

[Diane]

My dreams are also in color... and I always remember them. There are times when I wake up and have to ask somebody if this REALLY happened or if it was a dream. My most recent dream that came true was when I had a dream that one of my neighbor's houses burned down... and two weeks later it actually happened. When I came in the house and told him that the neighbor's house was on fire... all he did was look at me and said, "Now that's really wierd". LOL I've even had thoughts that have happened... so I'm probably just wierd. LOL Who knows! :)

Diane... :wave: