Most everyone knows or believes Dreams can tell your future – a pathway to precognition. But some people need a little convincing, usually because they can’t remember what they dreamed about.

FREUD COMES AROUND

Sigmund Freud, the great psychoanalyst, was a nonbeliever about dream-ESP, until patients and correspondents reported psychic dreams to him. In a 1921 Psychoanalytic Congress, Freud spoke of a patient who dreamed his wife had given birth to twins. But, at the very same time, his daughter unexpectedly also gave birth to twins – a month early.

We will not get into Freud’s analysis of the patient’s repressed consciousness, but suffice it to say, Freud felt so strongly about Dreams, and their analysis, (aside from any ESP), he wrote a book, ‘On Dreams,’ published in 1952 by Norton.

ARISTOTLE AND PLUTARCH

It’s not as if Freud ever became a supporter of Dream parapsychology, but with an admitted interest, he added his esteemed name to a list of previous esteemers, including Aristotle, who believed dreams could “perceive both the present and the future.” And Plutarch, who wrote that during dreams, symbols revealed “what will or will not happen, or should or should not be done.”

A contemporary, Parapsychology researcher,Dr. Scot Rogo, wrote there were four different forms of ESP in dreams. They include: 1. Impressions 2. Hallucinations. 3. Realistic Dreams, and 4. Symbolic Dreams.

Dreams, then, are one of the most fascinating riddles of PSI – a phenomenon that somehow can reveal or predict, but also can wander seamlessly in time, dreaming about the past, or the present,or the future.

There are subsets to PSI dreaming, as well – nightmares, for example, which can wake us up and hung over, like too many bad shots of booze. But they can sometimes foretell danger or tragedy.

. And also, there are shared dreams – where you and another person have the same dream or a close variation of the same dream. For example, I dreamed about an albino ape, the same night, my young, very ill niece, dreamed about a pack of wild animals – all white.

If you’ve ever had a dream come true – or a symbolic dream that later became meaningful, you have experienced a form of pre-cognition, aka PSI. If you’ve dreamed about a person or event in the past, and had an “aha” moment, an ephipany – within or shortly thereafter, you’ve experienced post-cognition, where a hidden revelation has surfaced.

We will dig deeper into dreams in the next post. But in the meantime, if you want to investigate Dreaming as a SupraSense, keep a dream journal by your bed – and track the truths.

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Although it’s not winter, there’s a big fire burning and the embers are lighting up the sky. Don’t mistake them for drones. They are talisman of truths, coming to the surface -flying everywhere. And, as they spread, they become powerful – joining-one-another-powerful; powerful enough, finally, to stoke the ill winds, and let them smother the runaway fire.