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posted June 14, 2014 08:12 PM            

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Sometimes, I see things in my dream which are not good for my real life.
They do happen.
Could I stop them, is there a way?

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posted June 15, 2014 08:59 PM            

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I think you should get conscious of certain fears you have, thus confronting them in an effort to defeat them.

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posted June 15, 2014 09:11 PM            

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I don't think those are just my subconscious fears -
for e.g. - I saw in my dream that someone took money from my wallet, and then in my real life, I lost a huge money.
I saw in my dream that I was talking to my HR and we were discussing some paper work, and then in my real life, it was layoff sheet.
I saw in my dream that my Mom fell off from stairs and then in real life, she fell from stairs and hurt her ribs.

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posted June 15, 2014 09:21 PM            

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I know people who saw the future in dreams. And they changed the future by changing the present.

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posted June 15, 2014 09:37 PM            

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Oh, i didn't understand what you meant by "they do happen". I think some things can be changed, for example if you dream about your mother hurting herself, you can warn her to be careful. I don't know if that would work, but you may try.

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posted June 15, 2014 11:51 PM            

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PixieJane - "I know people who saw the future in dreams. And they changed the future by changing the present. "
This is what I want to learn. Could we open a conversation here and talk about this technique?
Ayelet - "they do happen" - I did warn my Mom, that be careful. I cried and was worried when I saw wallet dream, but lost huge money in stocks.

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posted June 16, 2014 03:49 AM            

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A very simple example is one guy dreamed he was snake bit in the woods and died on the way to the hospital. He dismissed it at first but when out in the woods when it got dark he had a sense of deja vu and told his friend with him that if that dream were precognitive then there would be a snake about..."there."

And there was.

Knowing the snake bit him from behind and he had a machete he went forward which caused the copperhead to retreat. Not wanting the dream to have a chance of coming real (and being both fast, close, and filled with adrenaline) he decapitated the snake. (Yeah, yeah, I know, poor snake.) Very pragmatically he was hoping to sell the snake to a guy who sold snake skin products but his friend came up and seeing the decapitated body still moving around he freaked and chopped it up until there was no point in selling.

But at least he didn't die on the way to the hospital.

I've read plenty of accounts of people who canceled flights or journeys because of a nightmare or bad feeling which saved their lives.

Applying things like that to the case of your mother falling down the stairs you could put in safety features to prevent or at least minimize risk, and bring the subject up. That's what dreams like that generally are, a heads up, not reality shaping magic or curse, and therefore forewarned is forearmed and you can take steps to make sure it doesn't happen.

It's harder when less literal. For example, I know a guy who experiences every major upset in his life by terrifying dreams of tornadoes and he can tell by how far he's blown and the devastation caused about how bad it's going to be, but it doesn't tell him WHAT is going to happen. Even then he finds it helpful to brace himself so that he's prepared (well, most of the time) for the emergency or horrible life changing event about to happen. Heck, in a way he even feels kind of relieved once it happens after he's had one of those dreams (he only has them when it's about to happen).

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posted June 16, 2014 03:53 AM            

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At least there's a point to yours. I only had one clearly precognitive dream in my life (I even knew the dream was "special" somehow, though I didn't figure on it being an almost completely accurate precognition) but it was for something so mundane and didn't change anything that I have no idea why I had such a dream in the first place. Makes me think it was just random.

There sure were enough horrible things I endured that I'd have appreciated a heads up then instead of over feeding a strange cat.

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posted June 16, 2014 10:07 PM            

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Very Interesting!
Thanks PixieJane for sharing!

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