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    1. 04-19-2007 09:50 PM #1
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      Hello everybody.
      This is my first post, so I'll get to the point.

      For a while now, ever since I was about 10, I have been having these weird sensations.
      I don't know if this is a common thing or not, but I find it quite strange.

      Lets say I'm in a store, looking for something (this is in real life) and I find something I want to buy, so I take it to the counter to buy it.
      All of a sudden I get this insane feeling like I have done that before (like a deja-vu).
      Then I start remembering bits and pieces of a dream that I had earlier (probably several nights) which was the exact same as the current scenario.
      The problem is, I don't remember the dreams until after the event I dreamed has already happened, so it is pretty useless.

      I was wondering if there was any way to help me remember these dreams before they happen, and maybe I could get a "Final Destination" thing going on.
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    2. 04-19-2007 10:38 PM #2
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      I have deja-vu often. There is scientific fay of explaining deja-vu. Its happening when ur brain for a sec reacts a bit faster. and u get that feeling of seen before...

      And for future...
      There is no way u can see exact future. no one can. U can imagine present as a dot. And from it there r many ways. Some r more possible and some less. There is many way that something can happen, and there is the one possibility that has highest amount of coming true.
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    3. 04-14-2014 06:08 PM #3
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      This happens to me all the time, and it isn't deja-vu because I then remember a whole dream.
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      I have a couple of times had dreams which had an uncanny resemblance to future events, I.e. Precognitive dreams. But in my case I remembered the dreams, had no clue there was anything special about them, and then the waking event occurred and I tried to find a rational explanation that was more satisfying than "just a really weird coincidence" but I could not find a rational explanation and I really was not satisfied with coincidences like that.

      I would think that in your case, working on dream recall overall would help. If you remember more of your dreams overall as soon as you wake up, then you are more likely to record the dreams before the waking events occur. If you are not already keeping a dream journal and going to bed with the intension of remembering your dreams, that is a good place to start. There are other dream recall techniques which are mentioned elsewhere on this site. Let me know if you need my help finding them.
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    5. 04-15-2014 07:06 AM #5
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      These Dreams Happens to just like yours Since even i get these dreams from 10 years and still even now (now im 17). i do not know what to do these just happens.
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      A deja vu is when they change something in the Matrix.

      But seriously, once i kept a "DV Journal." As with dream journals, writing down my deja vus increased their frequency. I also noticed, to my dismay, that their intensity decreased on average throughout the experiment.
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