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I've just recently determined to understand my dreams and have given allot of conscious thought to it.
The reason for this is cause I have always had very vivid and real dreams my whole life. sometimes coming true in real life, meaning the overall dream came true latter on.
Some dreams seem to have happened in a past beyond my birth date some historical events are hauntingly similar to those dreams, or they seem to take place in a time that happened after my death in this lifetime, since there are no historical references to correlate to the future I can't prove to myself that those dreams are real.
as I come closer to understanding those focal points of my dream's something will cause me to wake up, I don't know what it is.
For one example there's a thermostat near my bead (not being used) and the spring will go bowing for about 2 seconds right at the moment I'm about to understand my dream. other times objects on the table next to my bed will shake.
Has or dose anyone know anything about this or experienced anything like it?
If not where can I go for answers? Dose anyone here have some explanation or know someone or someplace that might?
My mother, father, brother, grandmother have died but I don't think it's them cause I don't feel them. All tho what I feel is neutral meaning not a haunting but something to do with my dreams.
I think my dreams are causing this somehow. Is that passable, Dose anyone know? Should I find a different source of discovery? :|
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Its scientifically not proven that your brain can move things, and I think its going to stay like that for a long time...I have a couple theories about the objects shaking.
If you live in a certain part of the country, there are many minor earthquakes that could be causing the movements. Another thing is your table or the objects on the table could be off balance.
It could even be your eyes thinking that the objects are moving after waking up because sometimes people have minor hallucinations after waking. I'm sorry, but I don't think it has to do with your dreams, but I never believe in anything without scientific proof (or its my religion).
-Rob
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magicrules2231, I appreciate your reply.
I can see the logic in the earthquake theory, but I've lived in Alaska for 11 years and have experienced quite a lot of minor quakes. Given those experiences I pretty much know it can't be that. And it's the noise that wakes me not the sight.
I wish I could move things with my mind. That would be magical indeed. But I don't wish anyone else can LOL.
This only happens when I reach a climax, or point of awareness during levels of high concentration of dream discovery, if that makes sense.
What is happening is I wake up after or during one of these dreams and concentrate on the meaning or why I had it. right at the moment, or slightly before I discover what I'm looking for these things happen, I'm then invariably distracted. This only started about 30 day's ago.
I like scientific proof also, but I also believe in the paranormal and scientific value that has not yet been formulated. there are allot of things to be discovered, what dreams really are is one of them. I'm here to discover more.
I could share a postulate on the subject of telekinetics but I think this is the wrong forum cause it has little to do with dreaming.
