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hunch · Joined: 27 Feb 2011 Posts: 20

To people who say they have visions that sometimes come true, do they come true often?

The closest thing I've ever had to a supernatural experience was when I was in 5th grade and I lost my homework that was due the next day. I fell asleep that night and had a dream of me opening my math book in a desk and finding my lost homework. The next day in class, I remembered my dream and opened my book, and somehow, it was there.

Does that explanation of my vision sound like the stuff you guys normally have? And is there any way I can improve my intuitive abilities to do stuff like that again?

merlinswingman · Joined: 12 Nov 2007 Posts: 167

I think Silva just came out with an intuition program .

Sorcerer · Joined: 15 Aug 2009 Posts: 457

Renard_le_Rouge · Joined: 14 Mar 2011 Posts: 41 Location: Alaska, USA

I have fairly frequent precognitive dreams. Although, when I had the dream exactly tends to escape me. I forget the dream until it is fulfilled, which used to give me an intense "deja vú" sensation, but due to the sheer quantity of the precognitive dreams the sensation has faded.

It can be months or weeks, possibly even years, before my dream is fulfilled but it does happen 100% of the time.

SOL12 · Joined: 28 Jan 2011 Posts: 199 Location: Erie

Most of those with precognitive dreams will only see an event that doesn't occur is often either do to an emotional reason for thinking a usual dream was more, or if the dream had the feeling of being one. Though when one has a premonition its unique and unmistakable.

Renard_le_Rouge · Joined: 14 Mar 2011 Posts: 41 Location: Alaska, USA

speaking of premonitions, i just had a little one fulfilled. I was listening to a radio show while browsing the magick school section, when I got the feeling that I had dreamt this before.

SOL12 · Joined: 28 Jan 2011 Posts: 199 Location: Erie

Could be. Sometimes deja vu is very close to it or a way of your subconscious trying to get your attention to notice something youre looking at. Be sure to note what you're looking through or what you think when it happens.

branimirb · Joined: 19 Jun 2010 Posts: 181

A few years back, I had a deja vu. Just a feeling that this is a repeat. As far as I could look back, it was a new experience, so I just shrugged it off.

A few weeks ago, I had the same deja vu.

Sometimes, deja vu is when you experience something that you already experienced in the future. Yes, I do mean that.

Time is not linear, it all exists simultaneously. I read a report in which some scientists proved that memories do not exist anywhere physically within the brain. That makes sense. When you "remember" any past experience, you are actually psychically time travelling and accessing experiences of another time frame. We're accustomed to this simply because of the linear way we perceive time. However, anyone who is capable of remembering what they did last week, is also capable of remembering what they did next week.

Try it for yourselves.

Here's a little workout, if it interests you. Try, right now, to remember what you were doing at this time, 7 days prior. It doesn't matter if you can remember, it matters that you try.

How did you go about this? Did you look to the side? Did you close your eyes? Did you relax? What did you do?

This is how you accessed a different time frame. This exact way, you can see the future.

The problem with inaccuracy in seeing the future is twofold. First, it's about as innacurate as remembering the past. Just as you probably can't remember exactly what you had for lunch 4 days ago, neither can you exactly know something that will be days from now. The second problem is free will. Because the majority of human consciousnous is in the present, this brings about much change. If we wanted to, we could all bring our consciousness to March 3 1994 and make it rain world wide, but we're not going to do that because a)some people don't believe it's possible and b)there are forces keeping the human race from getting along. As such, the change brought by the present affects the "future", because we percieve change to be linear.

This understanding removes paradox's, as well.

Let's say you go back 1000 years, look around, and leave. Now, by the butterfly effect, you would have left behind some germs that shouldn't exist at that point, and coming back you would find a dead planet, or severely changed maybe in some other way. No?

No. Time is like a long, long, loose string. Pushing it upwards at one point does not have to change the entire path, it simply slightly alters the presence near the point where you pushed it. Does that make sense? I hope it does.

The "butterfly" effect is not correct. Nor are paradox's. It takes a LOT of energy to change 1000 years worth of time, and one person cannot do that. Not yet, anyway. Can he change a few minutes? Sure. It won't change the rest, though.

Sorry for the rant, I hope it's not too much off topic.

SOL12 · Joined: 28 Jan 2011 Posts: 199 Location: Erie

The problem with this is time is not structured like that. It is fluid, past present and future all occuring at once. All one. The key is perception. The higher the level the more that can be seen in all directions. That is why some can see a week, and others much more grand or complex.

branimirb · Joined: 19 Jun 2010 Posts: 181

That's kind of what I said.

lenred · Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 7:33 pm Post subject:

In my experiences I have found that one can travel in fluid 'time' or dimension, and not know which one it is. I learned how to distinguish between them and designate which one to observe when my Source took me on many guided expeditions with explanations. Deja vu was present many times.

It is fascinating and can be quite productive when searching for a lifetime or dimension that is influencing something in particular in the present that one may want to understand or change.

I wrote an article on one of these experiences if you care to read it.

http://www.mysticalwonders.org/group/about9008.html&highlight=lenred

SOL12 · Joined: 28 Jan 2011 Posts: 199 Location: Erie

Your explanation implied foresight was more like memory of future or past events when t is more likely to be perception through time.

branimirb · Joined: 19 Jun 2010 Posts: 181

If that's what you got out of it, then I guess there's a lapsus in communication.

I've seen forward a week, I've seen forward 73 years. It's the same.

It's the same as "remembering" the past. Memories don't actually exist in the mind, everytime you "remember" something you are in fact removing yourself from the bonds of time and experiencing a different "slide" in the slideshow.

Every moment is like a slide in a slideshow, they all exist at the same time, but at our current level we can only percieve one at a time.

What I meant to say was that, in the way that we are limited, in the way we percieve time, time is linear. However, without these limitations, all moments exist simultaneously.

Foresight, intuition and hindsight are skills, logical skills in which knowing how the system functions, you can guess the next outcome. Lots of fake psychics use your body language, human psychology and sense to tell you things to come, which will come (most likely) by a logical sense. This is within the system, within the illusion that we call reality.

True time travel, which is in example when we recall a memory so well that we feel, sense, taste, touch, see it perfectly, this is time travel.

My opinion.

SOL12 · Joined: 28 Jan 2011 Posts: 199 Location: Erie

I assume you mean lapse, and yes. I mistook it as a reference to another theory of heightened neural frequencies that would act as memories moving both ways in time when the same vibration frequency is reached at differing points in experience. But I see the alternative to be a great deal more likely.

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