Premonition help?

Question

ok, its not deja vu, it more lie "OMG! i have experianced this before!" or it feels like i went back and watched a movie over again. But the strange thing is, if I tell someone about a dream I feel may come true, it doesn't.

I also have a knack for being able to tell the weather without even turning the TV on or getting on the internet.

-I said it was going to snow on a day that the temp. was 45 F. it snowed an hour later.

- same thing happens with rain.

Answer 1

It skips every second generation in My Family. It's called "Clairvoyance" having the ability makes You a "Clairvoyant"

I know because I'm one Myself. I dream The Future, just like You. I have ever since I was a small child. I never remember the dreams until the Deja Vu hits Me...just like You.

I'm 41 Years old and I have never been able to control My power so I'm not sure I can help You there.

I have had some repetitive themed dreams all My life that I truly hope don't come true, because they are about The Apocalypse or the End Of the World. I've had thousands of them. Good luck developing Your gift. Hopefully You'll have more luck than I have.

Answer 2

You have to pay attention to your strongest dreams, however just because you are psychic will not be able to do much about it.

I have experienced some dreams (Deenie thanks for best answer by the way!) that I couldn't figure out or do much about and they are hardly ever in sequence ( some have to do with stuff years from now and some about to happen).

So premonitions do happen in a sense, but not much you can do but recognize them when they come to pass.

You can recognize the premonition dreams because you will feel yourself there, the colors are sharp (even the darkness) you will be aware of your surroundings and everything in the dream will be like watching a movie.

I don't mind if the skeptics disagree with me or I get thumbs down.

I had to edit, sorry but I forgot sensitive issues might bee seen by minors.

Answer 3

Write it all down as soon as it happens.

Answer 4

eri has a good answer!

This used to happen to me..and I DID write it down.  But, all that does is prove it to yourself. And, if you had a warning about something like a bear attack or a bombing...or even something like happened on 9/11...hardly anyone will believe you...and lots will call you a kook. What I've found is that these premonitions must be confirming themselves so that you'll learn that it really is happening. Then, maybe you'll be warned about something in your own life..and you'll believe it...and you'll be able to avoid it. I don't think these things are unchangeable. It's just that other people who need to be warned don't usually believe people who try to warn them. You're not responsible for what happens to other people...esp. when they won't believe you.  This is just my opinion based on my experiences. I'm not an expert on this.

PTR...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????lol

Answer 5

Get help of some other serious mediums so they can help you to tell a dream from a premonition, it is well known that some kidnap cases had been solved with the help of mediums, good luck in your future CSI career.

Answer 6

hi, i have the same thing with dreams but mostly about my own life, dreaming of a place or event, and days or months later that dream flashes to me and comes as a deja vu like iv been there before. buy the book called remote viewing secrets by joseph mcmoneagle, this will train you to get better with your visions.

Answer 7

First of all, let's get our terms straight.  Deja vu is a misfiring in your brain that causes your brain to file a new memory as a repeated experience - it's not an actual memory.  It happens to everyone.  So are we talking deja vu, or are we talking about actual memories of dreams?

Next, people have, on average, about 15 dreams a night.  We forget most, if not all, of them, unless something triggers the memory.  Did you consciously remember the dreams and go looking for confirmation, or did you remember the dream only after you heard about the event?

Here's a way to test if you're actually having premonitions or if it's just the confirmation effect - you remember when it resembled a dream, but forget the hundreds of things that happen every day that didn't resemble your dreams at all.  Try writing down all the stuff you can remember from your dreams in the morning, and see how much of it happens to you.  If you dream about a bear attack, don't go searching for one on google - you're bound to find something, it's not all that uncommon.  But if it's on the nightly news you normally watch, that's a 'hit'.  See how many you actually come up with.

Answer 8

yeah i agree... write it all down...n it wont help to prove to anyone if u say u predicted the 9/11 situation for example. cuz its alrdy happnd.. its best to alert sumone like a friend about ur dream. for example, if u dream of a bear atack like u said. tell ur friend first thing...n if its announced later in the news. ha! dats proof n it was ahead of time.. ergo, a prediction

Answer 9

I have had the same problem.  I would have the most vivid deja vu's and I wouldn't understand it.  I started keeping a dream journal next to my bed.  

Every morning I wake up and the first thing I do is write down my dreams.  I also make sure to write down the date.

This has helped me.  Now when I'm sure I've dreamed something I go through my journal and I find the dream and the date.  It also helps me to make sure there was no dream contamination (i.e. seeing something first then dreaming about it).  

This way if I dream something in January and this event happens in March, I know I dreamed it first and not vice versa.

Answer 10

I see you're an author young lady.  In this case you have written a fine piece of fiction.

P.S. eri, will you marry me?

Answer 11

Try keeping a dream journal, and write down EVERY dream, no matter how insignificant you think it may be. Then use it that way. Maybe after you train yourself to remember the dreams, as you write them, it will come easier later. I too have a similar "gift" in our family. But it's just women. My great-grandmother, my grandmother, my mom, and myself. Good luck honey!

Answer 12

If you only experience deja vu you are not getting premonitions.

I had a vision of my future and it played out as seen.

I have also had deja vu, when in a house in Viet Nam I knew things about it and where stuff was.

Your visions sound a  bit too television, I don't mean to be demeaning but all of my visions have been clear and the path of my life led to each.

I began having them when I was a child and lost the ability in my 20's. Maybe it will return in my old age.