07-28-2017, 07:26 PM
Quote:<div> </div>Im positive that my mind didn't fill in the details after the fact, the whole reason I started looking for a dog was that dream.. That specific dog, and I found him, the exact same dog, isn't that testing my dream, and getting a concrete result.. I've had multiple dreams that events were gonna happen to a great detail, I have also tested these dreams to see if they were real premonitions, whether you believe it or not I don't really care..
I'm trying to not piss in your wheaties here. I have dealt with deja-vu for many years, it's pretty convincing when you're experiencing it, at least it is for me. I don't know exactly what you're experiencing, but I'm willing to bet it's the same thing most of the rest of us experience from time to time. I was a believer in what I perceived in these bouts of deja-vu and some dreams I have for a very long time and when I experience it even now the feeling is compelling, but I've tested my experiences. When I have feelings of deja-vu, I like to grab a paper and pen as quickly as I can and record exactly what's *going to happen before it does*. I've found that while the feeling is genuine, the premonitions are not and I have yet to have a reliable premonition, even if it feels convincing. I don't know what's going on in your mind, but I'd bet dollars to donuts it's effectively the same thing. Maybe you are experiencing what you claim, the only way to know for sure is to test it.
It is also possible that your mind filled in those details after the fact. Again, I'm not inside your head, I don't claim to know what is absolutely going on in there, all I am saying is that without verifiable evidence it's not especially trustworthy.
Again, I'm not trying to be a jerk and I'm not saying it's all in your head, what I am saying is keep in mind that it might be. It's only by making predictions and testing them that we can know for sure.
See, I've had these for years and many of them have been absolutely convincing. I recall dreaming of an event that occured in Tucson some 2 years after the dream. As of late, I have a special perspective on deja-vu as gabapentin, which I sometimes take, causes it to manifest quite frequently. I have noted that if I do not write down details during the event, it seems 100% real and reliable after the fact, but when I do write them down that reliability goes straight to zero as the "envisioned details" do not match what actually happens.
I'm open to possibilities that I am wrong and there are many things I would find convincing enough to change my mind, what would change yours? I'm not out to change your mind, just to get you to consider that there are other possibilities that may explain the events better. The only way to know for certain is to test it.
Care to elaborate on this? If you are interested, I can help you test this.
Just because you have "yet to experience something" doesn't mean that it is not real.. All of my permintions have been dead on, I've seen multiple things play out in dreams, that happened exactly the same weeks later in reality..
Bet all the money in the world its just an illusion, do as your heart pleases, it doesn't make it so, you would just be wasting time. Your right your not in my head, you will question what's outside of your perception, it's a natural reaction to not understanding or relating to something; everybody on a lower plane of existence will do so...
I Could prove to you that I can change reality with just a sigil or spell, but what's the saying "you can't teach a old dog new tricks" you obviously are set in mind to not believe it, so even if I gave you proof, you'd try to justify it with some other reasoning, like a big majority of people do.. So I'm not gonna waste my time trying to prove myself to somebody that clearly doesn't understand what's going on...
