I'm going to make a guess and say that you have a fairly predictable routine and you tend to be aware of the following day's schedule. |
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This may sound weird but I started a DJ three weeks ago. Before, I always kinda sorta remembered my dreams but not really. Every night before I go to sleep and am going over the previous night's dreams in my journal there is always something in there relating to events that happened during the day. The first week was creepy but now I'm wondering if I'm just going over my journal to connect dots that aren't there. It's not like telling the future or anything, just what I should expect during the day more or less. |
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I'm going to make a guess and say that you have a fairly predictable routine and you tend to be aware of the following day's schedule. |
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Yeah, that makes a whole lot of sense! My schedule is more or less predictable around these parts lol. Actually, my days are blending into each other. |
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I know exactly what you mean, though I'm sure my daytime activities are less risky. |
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It's weird because it happens to me too but what happens in my dreams are completely random for instance in my dream an old school friend was just standing there and the next night my friend mentioned her just randomly. Ever since I have been thinking of ways that the brain could have predicted but have concluded it a coincidence. However I have had dreams like shopping for a pen and the next day I was missing a pen. |
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There are times that my dreams will happen on that day but not exactly the same but it's somehow nearly related and it makes me feel so creepy because I think I have visions on what will happen. For example, I dreamed that there's an earthquake on that the same day an earthquake happened in our place. Is that a coincidence or I really have a vision. But these things only happen sometimes. |
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It was interest in this type of possibly predictive dreaming, rather than lucid dreaming, which got me keeping a dream journal originally. J.W. Dunne, in a once famous book An Experiment with Time, claimed that this sort of thing happened to most people if they could only remember their dreams. He devised an elaborate theory to account for it. See An Experiment with Time - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
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