It came across as a news headline in the dream that the US and Russia had direct military conflict in Syria. It caught my attention to say the least so thought I’d make note of it here.
Chances are… you have. This is known as Déjà Rêvé or already dreamed. If the answer is yes, you have come to the right place. Like many people, my name is Ian Wilson and I’ve had Déjà Rêvé for over thirty years. It saved mine and my daughter’s life in 2013. In a dream my car slid out of control on an icy road. A white pickup truck struck the side of the vehicle killing me. I woke up. Having this foreknowledge I was able to avoid the accident. Precognitive dreaming is not only real, it saved my life! For 30 years I’ve explored Déjà Rêvé. I have written articles and books on this topic “The Theory of Precognitive Dreams” which covers the history, the science and provides instructions to explore it in your dreams. For the price of a fast-food dinner, gain access to the most advanced, well researched and informative books on this topic. Buy a copy today.
If you haven’t yet experienced it. Ask up to 10 people if they ever had Déjà Vu where they linked to memory something you dreamt in the past? If they say yes, let them tell their story and listen with an open mind. One day, this may happen to you, especially if you learn to explore your own dreams.
Dr. Art Funkhouser
“Many years ago, through my research, Ian discovered his past dreams that were linked to future events gave rise to a form of déjà experience that involved precognition. He found out he was not alone. It turned out that many others have déjà vu experiences that derive from precognitive dreams. These are sometimes referred to as “déjà rêvé” which means “already dreamt” — C.G. Jung Institute Zurich and Déjà Researcher known for “The frequency of déjà vu (déjà rêvé) and the effects of age, dream recall frequency and personality factors” and his website https://deja-experience-research.org/
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