Way to go

I totally agree with you. Science and medicine are so theoretical and so far removed from the truth of what we experience: It doesn't prove or disprove anything. It merely describes physical processes seemingly involved in experience; not the actual meaning and explanation of experience.
I personally believe that when during daytime we experience a De ja vu, we experience a certain situation in waking life that is very similair or even completely identical to what we have dreamt before: Sometimes we have only faint memories of this dream and then the current situation just seems freakishly familiar as if it has happened before but you don't know when.
Other times we remember the dream VERY clearly: So clearly we confuse it with a previous waking situation experience. Then we can litterally stop and say: What the heck?!..... Tell me you're not going to drop the sugarpot" and then that person you said that to actually does. It's almost like we had dreams of foresight where we dreamt before what is currently happening: the exact same moment.
God is the source of all creation: and dreams are surely a spiritual manifestation of God, but surely not God itself. Some exceptional dreams take dreamers actually into the source of creation and this is what is interpretted as prophecies of the Divine via Dreams. But these are very rare and IMHO a different thing alltogether.
Now you (I)rational scientists can say it's all in the head and caused by brainprocesses and I would even agree with you. However that does not say ANYTHING about the "Realness" of the experience. To me every perception is real. Every experience is real: There is NO such thing as a false perception: You percieve it so it exists. Surely it doesn't exist in the waking, Material/Physical "plane" of existance, but it exists in a seperate plane instead. Nevertheless non of it is "fake" or mere "illusion".
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