My "dreams" come true!?

Question

Ok about a week ago I dreamed that I met someone at my new job who had family in my parents hometown...... And today my dream became real. This guy was training me at work and he asked me where my family was from and he told me his family was from their too!

Very wierd!

Months ago I had a dream about many Angels that came down tyo visit me and in my dream I felt like this was the happiest moment of my life (but it was a dream... I woke up feeling like I really met 10 Angels)

Weeks ago I dreamed I saw Jesus preach and he looked like a real man, but kind of dirty, with long ash brown curly hair, cheeks were so skinny, he was so skinny but he looked sad and peaceful.

Days ago I dreamed that I met a priest who told me when he let me go I would feel the Holy Spirit fill my body. I felt it in my dream, I felt different when I woke up.

Months ago I had a feeling that someone close to me was going to die, I really felt sad like I was at a funeral and the next night

Answer 1

I've had dreams come true years later! dreams that seemed weird at the time but i know now what was going on. also i think that everyone is a  little psychic.

sometimes i have dreams where i fall in love with someone other than my husband and then i wake up yearning for this person and feel like this for most of the day! As if this person were real! but then the feelings go away.

remember that sleeping is you body's way of replenishing hormones used throughout the day and sometimes this affects our dreaming.

Answer 2

Hi Angelic! You can see by those answers you have already scoured that this is not so unusual. It is only modern science and our education at home and at school that makes us doubt that dreams are about the future.

Because you are a religious person you may want to know what the Bible says about dreams. Here is a quote from Job: “For God speaketh once, yea twice, yet man perceiveth it not. In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falleth upon men, in slumbering upon the bed:

Then he openeth the ears of men, and sealeth their instruction.” (Job 33: 14/15/16)

This sums up the truth of dreaming: Dreams are God's directions to us; yet, as the verse says, we don't  realise this, we don't believe that dreams are about what we have to do in life.

They are in fact the blue prints of our daily life. Here is what I have prepared for dreamers like you, who have experienced that dreams foresee the future.

It is indeed a blessing to have seen a dream come true literally; or to put it more technically, to have experienced a déjà vu and discovered at the same time its origin. It is an indubitable sign of spiritual growth, of getting more in touch with your inner and true self.

In our western civilisation which has become utterly left brained and technologically oriented, dreams have been declared nonsense, froth and bubbles; and although Freud alerted us a 100+ years ago that dreams are meaningful and intelligent stories, not many have caught up with this enlightened finding.

In the very old days, in Babylon and in the biblical times of the Old Testament it was believed that dreams were messages from God. This is why the dream interpreters in those days were called dream-DIVINErs. They thought what they dreamt was about our life from the perspective of God, that is from the perspective of the all-seeing eye of God that was not limited to the past and present, but also open to the future. There is in fact a verse in the Old Testament, in the book of Job, which explains clearly what dreams are in God's view, in the view of the ancient prophets to be more precise. I have already quoted this verse earlier on.

Put simply: dreams are God's instruction to us what to do and how to behave. And no less important is this very astute observation of the ancient prophets: 'most men do not see this simple truth'. So nothing much has changed since then.

Put in more modern terms: Dreams are directing us to act in this or that way, they are the blueprints of our waking life, yet most of mankind does not realise it, does not believe it in fact.

Most of the time dreams do not come true literally. More often than not they look like bizarre nonsense to the untrained eye, to the illiterate dreamer or casual observer. But once you have started to look at what you are dreaming, once you record your dreams and then watch what will happen the day that follows the dream and later, (and in plenty of recorded cases years later), you will discover that the dream had anticipated innumerable things.

But of course, those who have not yet become sensitive to this phenomenon as you have, will think that I am talking nonsense. Unlike you, they will say, "I dream all sorts of nonsense like riding a cloud, what can that have to do with my future? Will I ride a cloud tomorrow?" No of course not. You will have then to understand that the dream speaks in pictures that are metaphors, parables, likenesses, allegories.



We actually use the same metaphors in waking time as in our dreams. I might say for instance: "I am on cloud nine today!" and everyone will understand at once that I am feeling great today, that I am on a HIGH, high up in the clouds as it were. It is in this metaphorical way that dreams talk MOST of the time.

All we have to ask ourselves finally is how the dream can see the future. For that to happen the future must be already here and now. The best way to explain this is in this way: When you are awake it is like being shut in a large room which is divided into three compartments: the past, the present and the future. Once you start dreaming the WALLS OF TIME FALL DOWN and you see things more as they truly are. Ultimately there is really no such thing as time. It is an illusion caused by the brain.

In your dreams the barriers of time break down to a certain degree. One of the best pieces of evidence that time is illusory and has different speeds is the Near Death Experience during which many persons in the grips of dying see their whole life passing before their eyes on fast forward at such a speed that it only takes minutes to cover an entire life experience in the tiniest details. This shows that the brain can view life at different speeds. It is in its slowest gear when we are awake; the next faster speed happens in dreams and the fasted in the near death experience. But there is also a part in the brain that can actually see the past, present and the future at one and the same time.  

As you keep watching your dreams you will eventually see that all ideas, all knowledge in fact comes to you through your dreams. The dream knows ahead not only what will happen on occasions, but it knows every single item you will experience in your waking life ahead.

As you focus more and more on this gift you will see that dreams are the basis of all PSYCHIC PERCEPTION, PREMONITIONS, INTUITION, INSTINCT and ALL PSYCHIC PHENOMENA. The difference between these and the DÉJÀ VU is that you have no recollection of the dream that told you what would happen or where an IDEA or INSPIRATION came from. Many inventors, artists, writers and musicians acknowledge that their ideas came from a dream.

You might one day take the time to read some book on dreams which will list the many occasions when inventors and artists have seen their invention in a dream, the paintings in a dream, their literary works, their theories and mathematical discoveries.

Answer 3

KARMA You think good good things happen, and vise-versa

Answer 4

yeah its really weird. it happens a lot.  some people say dreams are like....kinda a portal into the future.

Answer 5

its God's urge to tell you something. i won't spoil it for you- search for it yourself

Answer 6

Yes i've experienced things a like.. not as powerful as you did.. but i also dram once about Jesus walking next to me..and I felt evil all around and he said to keep on walking that i was protected.. Anyway.. i think you should get closer to GOD and knowing more about him.. i think you have a gift.. perhaps premonition.. or more..