Thread: Iv'e predicted many dreams in the past

How does one "predict a dream"?

Second. When you learn what the mind is for, you might come to understand something--the future does not exist--it is the function of sentience to make things happen.

At one time, I could close my eyes, while awake, and ask about things, and get anwers, yes, things one could not alter. But it is a question, and not an easy one to answer.

The question is about your own mind, your own vision. By whose vision, whose mind, do you live?

I personally gave it up.

you don't have to believe me. I didn't come here to convince people maybe I am connected to a higher power. I don't know. I just posted here to share my experience and maybe someone could relate to me.

I totally understand what you are saying. Your only problem is mastering the language of symbols. I encourage you to record all your dreams, break them down into symbols and attempt to find a message in each one. It may help you to avoid the bad things.

Next you want to begin a process of dealing with all negativity. This will strengthen your gift. To do this you need to stand up to fear whenever you feel it, and make time to face fears you know you have. Then resist desire for attractive people and things you want but don't believe you can ever have. Lastly you want to respect and understand all people even if you don't like them.

I also recommend apologizing for everything wrong you've ever done in your life, and then forgiving anyone who ever did you wrong.

If you can do all of this your dreams will become more powerful, and the bad things that happen will possibly disappear for good.

What do you mean by "predict a dream"? Does it mean that you can predict someone's dream?

Originally Posted by kookyinc

What do you mean by "predict a dream"? Does it mean that you can predict someone's dream?

I thought cement wall made darn good barriers, cause I forgot the language barrier.

Originally Posted by Philosopher8659

I thought cement wall made darn good barriers, cause I forgot the language barrier.

Blast! Upon re-examination, I suppose that was a rather foolishly phrased question. My only regret is having Philosopher8659 of all people see it.

Let me try this question again: By "predict a dream," do you mean that you had a dream or vision that someone else would have a dream, and then they did? Or do you mean something else, like you predicted your own dream?

How specific are these predictions? If they're vague, may be a matter of, "I predict you'll have a fish in your dream." "O wow I was dreaming about laser robots and I did see a fish in a river. YOU ARE CORRECT!"

If you predict other people's dreams (please explain how you do this), did you tell these people about your dream prediction? If so, then it may be a matter of placebo effect. You tell a person his/her dream will have X, Y, and Z, this person expects to have X, Y, and Z in his/her dream, X, Y, and Z appear in this person's dream like he/she expects.

If you're predicting your own dreams, it's the same as the above scenario.

Unless your dreams are prophecies for real life and you're actually not "predicting dreams," but rather, "dreaming of future events." You allude to this in the following post:

Originally Posted by etereo

The worst part about it you can't even alter the future. It just happens which sucks. I've predicted the future in my dreams and then later on It happens to me. I can't even do anything about If its a bad occurrence.

Please give specific examples of your "prophecies." Both the "prophecy" and the occurrence in real life. How vague are the prophecies? Do you actually know the details of an event before it happens, or is it like when people read Nostradamus's work and only understand the "prophecy" after it happens in real life?

Or are these prophecies things that can't be avoided. An example is, "I dreamed you'd get sick sometime in the autumn months and- OMG YOU HAVE A COLD I WAS RIGHT IT'S A PROPHECY!" or "I dreamed your 127-year-old great-grandpa would die about 7 months ago AND HE DIED I WAS RIGHT IT'S A PROPHECY!" These are slightly reductio ad absurdum, but nonetheless...

EDIT: In case anyone is too dense to figure this out from my post, let me be clear: I do not believe in prophecies in any way.

No, I got ahead of my self when writing the tittle and I was suppose to write I can predict the future with my dreams.