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A psychic in this book I read was writing about the different variety of dreams. She said the precognitive ones have a specific feel. If I recall correctly there is a feeling of emotional neutrality about them, like you are seeing outside of yourself.
Quoting: Light of my Little Left Eye She's right other than emotional neutrality. I generally know because I die in the in dream. They are usually exceedingly vivid..and very short. 3-10 seconds or so for entire dream start to finish. But if you die in the dream, how can it be precognitive? Because I watch the events I dream, play out in real life. Just the way it works for me. When I dreamed my friend's death, 24 hours before in the very manner he would later die..it cemented it for me, I spent the entire day that day, contemplating telling him the dream I had had, but chose not to. 24hours later he was dead..and the backyard was on fire. And so it began.. Ah, I see. I have had some precognitive dreams, but never about anything important. My lucid dreams stand out to me much more then precognitive ones. In those dreams, I am often told I am a creator, that all humans have an inner divinity to explore their creator nature. One particular dream i had after my suicide attempt stuck with me. I saw heaven and it was this gorgeous place. When I die the right way, I will be able to be fully reunited with my creator self. That’s why i have to live out my full life and explore my purpose. Not that my entry into higher consciousness is contingent upon my accomplishing something great, just to stick it out and do my best to fulfill my potential. In another dream, my german shepherd, who died yesterday but a few years back, was standing over me and he was angry that I attempted suicide. I’ve never seen him angry. He was my biggest protector. But he was so mad I tried to kill myself. Dreams of the dead I have frequently. I wonder if the dead really visit me or if I just remember them. I described the one I had of my dad laying on his deathbed like a stone. He was in purgatory and I had to convince him the afterlife existed. He said it didn’t. I said “it does now”.
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