Have a dream about an ex girlfriend Broke up 2 years ago >2

>Driving through an area that girl I haven't talked to in a year lives in
>Only near this area a couple times a year
>Think about how close she might be
>Next day she messages me online

Tfw never asked her out

>>18207893
>>>/r9k/

>>18208331
redirect fag detected

>>18207893

I think of it as our minds being able to perceive time in a non-linear fashion.

In this scenario, was it the dream and the feelings you felt which caused her to call you, or was it the fact that she called you which caused you to feel these things and have the dream?

If you imagine time being perceived all at once, or even backwards, it would make sense that your dream was a result of having been called. If we can do this in an unconscious state, then it's nothing short of foretelling the future.

In all probability (which I find to be incredibly unlikely), this was all random chance and every so often the planets really do align, so to speak.

>>18208331

I like this thread. The only thing that is /r9k/ about it is that the subject matter is a love interest. It doesn't have to be, and I really don't think that this is what the OP intended. I, for one, have had this sort of thing happen a lot with things that have nothing to do with women or sociality, and I would like the thread to actually go somewhere.

TL;DR - Go fuck yourself

One particular phenomenon which is worth mentioning is when the subject matter of a dream directly correlates with sounds or things going on around you which there's no way you could have any knowledge of.

Imagine a dream where you are watching a vase fall from a shelf in slow motion. You're watching it as it falls to the ground. Just as it hits the ground and shatters, you hear a loud noise. You physically hear a loud noise, because something physically around you happens to correlate with what you are seeing in your dream. The noise is so loud, in fact, that it causes you to wake up. You wake up to find that a window was broken by something as random as someone mowing their lawn and in the process of mowing it, a rock was hurled toward your house and a window was broken.

With all of these factors involved, how could an unconscious human being predict all of these factors in real time?

Back to the original post, the concept of predicting the future through dreams is very similar in nature. I won't go into my own experiences necessarily, but the fact remains that this happens a lot more often than should be mathematically probable. Any skeptic would automatically and instinctively dismiss any occurrence as being coincidence. There is a scientific reason for this phenomenon which could be studied if it weren't so fleeting and unpredictable when it happens. I believe that if it were studied more in depth, discoveries about the dimension of time could be made based upon the unique ways that we perceive it.

>>18212236
About a month ago I had a dream my ex killed herself, after waking it took a good 20 minutes to realize she probably wasn't dead. I messaged her and it turns out she almost did like she'd even written up a note

>>18212265

So if we factor in the idea of perceiving time in a different direction, it's unlikely that it's even a variable because she didn't actually kill herself, she only planned on it. I say this because I think time is set in stone. There was never any danger of her actually going through with it.

The real question is how did you obtain this information about her?

>>18207893
Your third eye is open asf OP. Embrace this shit. It means you're honing your ability to think into reality, or let reality think into you.

>>18212251
Cause the brain is fast. Like.. Really fast!

When you're awoken by a sudden noise, in the middle of the dream, the brain tries to figure out what the fuck is going on. So what felt like a loooong ass dream, about a vase falling to the ground, was actually just made up on the spot, when you hear the noise.

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>>18212251
>>18212355

And sorry, it's not to bring you down. Or to say anything bad about the general topic of this thread. But logic thinking is just not a big thing around this board, so i though i'd contribute with something other than shitposting.
>mfw apologizing online

>>18207893
>Share some stories similar idk what to call it
Synchronicity, I think.

>>18212360

If I stand behind your back and stick up a random amount of fingers between 1 - and 10, you will not be able to guess it. If you have a dream about it, you just might see the exact number very clearly. How can this be?