Originally posted by Anya
I am a \"newbie.\" I \"Stumbled\" upon this web-site, and it caught my attention as I recall my dreams very frequently. This week alone i have recalled three or four dremas every night. I keep a dream journal as best i can. I record as much as I can recall, anything from an image to moments - whole dreams if I can. I have little experience with Lucid dreaming, as I usually wake up and record what I can remember, if I realize that I am dreaming in the first place.
I also have a lot of deja vu. It comes in spurts. I will have multiple deja vus in the span of several days and then none for several months and then maybe one a week for several weeks, etc.
For the past couple of years, though, my moments of deja vu have been getting longer - to the point where I feel like I can recall the experience and even stop it from happening. I alot of times feel that I have dreamt the experience. I downplayed this option in my mind, though, for a long time because I felt the implications could be far-reaching.
But then a couple of months ago, I was having a deja vu: My roommate, her boyfriend and I were painting our apartment, and I could feel it coming on: they soetimes feell ike you are submerging yourslef in water, the way it seems to wash over you - and I saw it all \"again.\" The clothes I was wearing - a men's button up shirt covering up my knees as I sat, the half-painted green wall and the white still showing through, Smythe holding the roller going over a previously painted patch - shirtless, the music playing in the background, the wierd spotlight effect of the work light we were using. And Allison, my roommate said, \"Pass the tape, John.\" And I knew he was going to pass her the wrong one - the masking, instead of the painters, and I watched him do it. All still deja vu. This all happened in seconds really. And I knew Allison was going to say, \"Wrong one.\" And he was going to look around awkwardly for it, to which she would respond \"No. It's over there. Never mind - I'll do it.\" So when Smythe passed the wrong one and Allison said \"Wrong one,\" I knew the sequence of the upcoming actions and words out of her mouth. So I said them with her.
They both paused and looked at me. I had matched her words, her tone, her tempo, etc. Allison said, \"Oooh creepy.\" And that's when the deja vu ended.
What creeped me out though was that i had recorded these moments in my life in my dream journal 1 month and 3 weeks prior, when I had dreamt them.
This is not the first time. But this is the best documented instance.
Sometimes I think I am crazy, but when I have my dream journal to back me up, it's hard to ignore. My hand is shaking now as I write this.
My mother says it happens to her, too.
And the most annoying part in my opinion is that I don't remember the dreams sometimes until the event/deja vu happens. And sometimes the event will deja vu, but the event will have been part of a more complex, abstract dream, so the whole dream couldn't possibly deja vu as it wouldn't fit in with reality as we know it, but this one moment turns out to be real.
It is news to me that this is a controversial phenomenon. I assumed everyone had phad experinces like this, but according to the other postings - maybe not. And I have met people who have never even deja vu'd.
It is something to ponder.
And then if I can impact my dreams with this whole lucid thing, can I change my understanding of events? Do I change my ability to \"prophetize\"?
wow, I completely agree with you, and I have had experiences like that one allot. So I could say I am a firmly beleiver in profetic dreams. I have had so many and about stupid things always. I always get started with a deja vu feeling and having the dream again after it happens like a week later, thats when I remembered I had the dream before, its really amazing and it makes you wonder like hell about life. I don't really knows what ticks this off but I think its fine the way it is, there would not be any mystery in dreaming everything that is going to happen.
djk99 funny story, if its any consolation they all seem to be about things like that, at least for me
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