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I always used to think that dreams were ways for your sub-conscious to deal with the events of your life.
Buuuuut...
**Warning, tangent coming up**
A few years ago while still in college, I started having some very life-like dreams. I was NOT doing any drugs or hung over beforehand, just to set the record straight.
These were set in the school and with my classmates and teachers. It was so weird. I only remember one that actually was 90% accurate to something that happened to me 4 months after dreaming it.
Brief history lesson: There was this girl that I never asked out in high school and never saw after that.
In my dream I ran into her outside the college's main computer lab. One of my friends was going to introduce me to her but I said I already knew her. My dream ended.
Fast forward 4 months, real life: I'm working in the college's main computer lab, with a different friend then the one in the dream, preparing for a night school course and as I'm walking out to the main door, I see her working at a computer there. I stop and we talk for a bit.
I wasn't at my hometown college, I'd gone to the one about 100 kilometres (about 70 miles I think) away from where I went to high school. I hadn't seen her since high school and she would have started college the same time I did. I remembered my dream about it and was a little freaked out.
I've had incidents like that happen to me a fair number of times over the last 5 years, it's really weird.
**END TANGENT**
Those incidents have totally changed my opinions of dreaming.
I now believe if you're in the right state of mind, your dreams become potential views of your future. The ones that seem very real anyway. Perhaps even views of alternate time lines.
I'm going to stop before I totally derail this threads original topic.
Sean
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