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Posts: 1 · Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 9:39 am

This happened over a year ago, I was in contact via phone and email with a friend who I have had for twenty years, he lives overseas. I dreamed this dream which involved us, my ex hubby (also a friend of his), and my children. This dream was of a sexual nature, yet I have never looked on this friend that way.

I never mentioned anything to him about this.

A few days later he told me about his dream, telling me the details which were identical to mine. I replied that I had dreamed about him but didn't say more.

I also have felt his emotions, when he was down etc. And after asking him how he was, I found out I was accurate.

I have often had foresight into happenings, via dream, insight into peoples characters, and people emotions, a lot of stuff, though I have always chosen to keep hush, having been discriminated enough already without peoples knowledge of this. Till recently.

Posts: 4130 · Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 12:54 am

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Shared Dreams

There are two kinds of dreams that fall into this category: mutual and concurrent. In each case, two or more people dream of similar characters and activities. What differentiates them are the means by which the dreams occur....

astrology.com/dd/shareddreams.html

In your case as you did not actually plan or intend to experience a shared dream with your overseas friend of 20 years, your was a concurrent, rather than a mutual one.

It is my feeling that such dreams indicate that a particularly strong psychic bond still exists between the two of you regardless of the physical distance between you, and that I feel that your friendship will continue exactly as it has for some time up until now.

I do not however sense that you could interpret it to mean that he is likely to move to where you live and have a sexual relationship with you, at least in the immediate future. Your mind is playing it's usual game of WHAT IF?

Do not feel too embarrassed for having dreams of a sexual nature as we can only be held responsible for what we are conscious of doing. Dreams by definition occur within our unconscious minds, so also by definition we have very little if any conscious control over their contents.

Some advanced dreamers can dream lucidly (meaning that they are aware that they are dreaming within the dream and can thereby gain increasing control over their dreams), but I seriously doubt that you and your friend are up to doing this (please feel free to correct me if you disagree).

Sweet dreams,

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