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Posts: 103 · Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 2:03 am

very true

its so odd how i like to interpret others dreams but i never write mine down

i know why

its because i dont wake up early enough to write them and then i forget them if i dont do it right away

i wonder if i ever have precognitive dreams

Posts: 29 · Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 2:32 pm

What about when you're meditating and have a waking dream or vision? I had a whopper a couple of years ago. I'm talking full sight, smell, and feeling. To this day, it still effects me. I know of some people that seem to get chills when I tell them of these visions and mention Colorado.

Do you interpret these visions as dreams? or treat them as something else?

Wyntyr

Posts: 11 · Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 5:00 pm

you can make out whether a dream is false but its when a dream comes true and u remember it that u realise its come true

Posts: 17 · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 4:09 pm

most of the time we wait to see how real some dreams are and then some of just know with out knowing that they are real

Posts: 75 · Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 2:40 am

lavirgo wrote:

the more you have them the more aware you are of which dreams are real and which are just dreams. Most times I just know, but i don't always remember, for instance... i dream, i awake knowing it was real, then a few days later i will feel like "de ja vu" then i remember "oh yeah, this isn't deja vu, this is the dream i had". then again i have i guess their warning dreams, again i know they are when i awake, just a feeling.

i guess keeping a journal of your dreams, or keypoints in your dreams that stood out, helps you to be more aware of how your real dreams are.

i think you knew your dream was significant and thats why you brought it up with your partner, so its just a knowing.

I wish that I could remember my dreams..I awaken and rarely remember any, if at all.